listed.to

TIL about https://listed.to/

I've been using Standard Notes for a while. It's much handier to type in your toots & posts in a nice editor, than in the puny port in the web interfaces of mastodon and other web interfaces.

I started to look for a handy solution when I began typing long posts on my Androids

• phone interfaces suck balls when you have a tall corpus
• touch screen keyboards suck major
• everything is too small
• fingers slam & flow over on other letters than touched
• typing errors are major
• auto correct is a must but a privacy hell (exposing everything you write to Alphabet / google)
• It takes 10 times longer to type in a short post on a Android capacitive interface with auto correction keyboard and word suggestion enabled
• In comes the saviour

Standard Notes is double encrypted, markdown capable, auto-synchronizes and available on all platforms you work in

• have a browser ready with JavaScript and tls
• Standard Notes has MFA 2FA encryption for your account
• paid extras of the service are not needed here
• you may enable them if you choose to thave that convenience
• I use md editors on my machines to have previews of my markdown formatted notes
• On Linux I use the powerful ghostwriter which uses very powerful libraries
• pandoc version 3.1.11.1
• cmark version 0.30.2
• multimarkdown version 1.35
• These tools and libs make my markdown experience incredible smooth, surpassing what Standard Notes has to offer

Today I learned about Listed when I walked down the Standard Notes preferences

• Listed is linked to Standard Notes
• Listed is free (as in beer)
• You can blog you secure notes when you explicitly choose to do so
• You have to enter your super long (64 character) password to blog a note standard remark 1
• A key pair is generated to enable standard notes to publish that one note in your blog
• You have to enter your password for every note you want to blog [logical since notes are per default secure and private]
• The blogging port is timer based 60 seconds is the shortest timer
• You have to manually update your Listed blog post
• Listed blog posts are presented in a nice clean and fast interface on port 443
• Listed can be configured to your own taste including your gravatar

remarks

• Your passwords should be really long, use password managers to process them
• make sure you have weird characters in them
• make it a PITA to enter the passwords manually
• use MFA 2FA everywhere you make accounts
• There is no cloud just somebody elses server

Sources

https://standardnotes.com/

https://standardnotes.com/privacy

https://app.standardnotes.com/

https://listed.to/

https://github.com/commonmark/cmark

https://fletcher.github.io/MultiMarkdown-6/MMD_Users_Guide.html

https://pandoc.org/

https://listed.to/@kieran/60239/goodbye-windows-11-hello-linux-mint

#network #synchronization #mathematics #technology #encryption #MFA #2FA #sync #standard #notes #listed #to #programming #blogging #opensource #ghost #writer #cmark #pandoc #mulitmarkdown #markdown

Looks like #Pandoc has been using Claude for some commits now.

Well, that sucks. Guess I'll be moving my stuff to another markdown renderer.

https://github.com/search?q=repo%3Ajgm%2Fpandoc+claude&type=commits

#noai

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#Document #Convert #Pandoc
https://thewhale.cc/posts/pandoc

Pandoc is a universal document converter.

here @ROllerozxa writes about

Generating PDF documents from Markdown in  (et al.)

(optional) including templates and style

#pdf #markdown #pandoc

#quarto #science #publish #pandoc

Quarto is an open-source scientific and technical publishing system built on Pandoc. Quarto documents are authored using Markdown, an easy to write plain text format.

Quarto includes:

- Embedding code and output from Python, R, Julia, and JavaScript via integration with Jupyter, Knitr, and Observable.

- A variety of extensions to Pandoc Markdown useful for technical writing including cross-references, sub-figures, layout panels, hoverable citations and footnotes, callouts, and more.

- A project system for rendering groups of documents at once, sharing options across documents, and producing aggregate output like websites and books.

- Authoring using a wide variety of editors and notebooks including JupyterLab, RStudio, and VS Code.

- A visual Markdown editor that provides a productive writing interface for composing long-form documents.

Learn more about Quarto at https://quarto.org.

https://github.com/quarto-dev/quarto-cli/