We're considering ways that IT departments can more confidently deploy #Obsidian to employees and students. What do you think about this approach?

1. New policy.json file with options for disabling community plugins, themes, Sync, Publish
2. Command line options for --policy-file "path/to/policy.json"
3. Command line options for --policy-json "{json contents}"
4. Environment variable for OBSIDIAN_POLICY_FILE and OBSIDIAN_POLICY_JSON same as the command line options

The keyboard should feel much much smoother on iOS and Android with Obsidian 1.9.

We fixed a dozen tiny issues with positioning text when the keyboard opens and closes. This will probably be totally invisible to most people, but it's one of my favorite QOL improvements.

no one told me that when you turn 30, you start accumulating a random new ailment every year that never fully goes away

what happens when you turn 40? I'm guessing it's two ailments per year

#Obsidian Web Clipper 0.11.9 has a new "embedded" mode that opens in the page instead of a popup

This means you can use highlighter and interpreter in multiple browser tabs, at the same time

don't say "my joke about this is..."

just say the joke

travelled with my so for her work offsite, one week later everyone's sick

this is why I work remotely