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@lhauser that‘s so great! and i can see why. it still comes closest to that old typewriter feel and the prime variant does have some nice, elegant and curvy lines. i might add it to my list. courier definitely should be part of any list of monocspace fonts

i've created a list of some new and not so new monospace fonts for editing, writing and coding. it's 2026 and some fresh paint is desperately needed!

http://cogmodo.com/monospacelove

#blog #writing #writingcommunity #iamwriting #font #monospace #design #type

Monospace Love | cogmodo

A review of popular monospace fonts in 2026, highlighting their use for coding and general writing. The post covers Jetbrains Mono, Fira Code, Monaspace, Victor Mono, Maple Mono, IBM Plex Mono, and the iA Writer Font Family, noting their unique features and suitability for different preferences.

@lhauser you obviously activated a filtered view. you can toggle this view on and off by tapping the magnifying glass in top right corner
@lhauser oh, thank you so much! Glad you enjoyed and thanks for your kind response

i've created the draft for this post a while ago but only now had the time to finish and publish it. nessun dorma - you all have heard this famous aria from the opera turandot by puccini. but what does the phrase actually mean and what's its context within the plotline of the opera? read a short summary here...

http://cogmodo.com/nessundorma

#blog #writing #writingcommunity #iamwriting #opera #love #turandot #puccini

Nessun dorma | cogmodo

“Nessun dorma”, a famous aria from Puccini’s opera “Turandot”, gained global popularity after Pavarotti’s 1990 performance for the FIFA Word Cup. The aria, sung by Prince Calaf, expresses his confidence in winning Princess Turandot’s hand in marriage despite her cruel riddles. Ultimately, Calaf’s act of generosity offers Turandot a second choice to abandon her life as a cruel and lonesome princess and instead become part of a happy married couple.

This week I wrote about a couple of ways to actually get to and write down those things, those processes you don't do often enough to remember. Even if you think you'll never forget, record it anyway!!

Also, I get bossy about file names. Be super specific, in as few words as possible! Your future self is only going to remember a couple of key words around the skill they're looking for, so make sure you use them.

Blog link is on the first line: https://miscellaneplans.medium.com/how-to-record-and-retrieve-anything-youve-ever-had-to-look-up-twice-4ed04a5b240a

How to Record and Retrieve Anything You’ve Ever Had to Look Up Twice

Never lose a hard-won process again

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Christopher Nolan's hand-drawn map of Inception
@ellane oh, thank you so much for thinking about me and even including me in your writing. the two links look interesting, too. i’ll have to have a closer look at them

This week: 2 links and 1 idea to inject some joy (and focus) into your plain notes. No AI, no plugins, just good aesthetics and smart strategies.

(The #Obsidian embedded queries guide is still in the works, coming soon)

#PTPL #PlainText #MacOS #design

Blog link is on the first line: https://medium.com/@miscellaneplans/ptpl-195-2-links-and-1-idea-to-make-plain-notes-more-enjoyable-5e4b1c18e33c

PTPL 195 · 2 Links and 1 Idea to Make Plain Notes More Enjoyable

Tools and inspiration to enhance your plain text practice

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@lhauser thanks you so much for reading my post! i usually write in markdown as much as this is possible. for links, images, footnotes and so on i tend to use the special tags provided by ulysses. key to my workflow is though, that every finished or nearly finished piece of writing gets exported as a single text file in markdown format. that way i can continue my process in other apps as well and don’t end up being locked in into ulysses