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Honestly, I still write them. Either for my private documents or office documents.

I’m planning to open my personal trove step by step, on my self hosted server, via a static site. They are Linux/development documents too.

Note: No ads, no tracking, GFDL licensed.

There’s some preliminary stuff I wrote: https://bayindirh.lists.sh/Useful%20technical%20documents

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Same. Things are getting so noisy and hard to find that even if good howtos exist somewhere on the internet, finding it can waste hours vs just word searching your own documents.

The linked Evernote pages don't even render here (noscript). Following a long delay it just shows a blank page.

Excellent demonstration of how awful the status quo is vs. opening local files in /usr/share/doc/howto/txt/ with `less`.

Actually publishing the documents via Evernote is a stopgap measure until I perfect the pipeline from Evernote to the static site I plan to put up.

Evernote allows me to take notes in real-time and access it regardless of place or OS I'm using at that time. It also allows me to collaborate on stuff, so I don't think it's concentrated evil juice.

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