I've used https://github.com/mbrt/gmailctl/ to tame my inbox with some degrees of success, but gmail filters are just so flaky.
Next step in my things-to-try list is to just download the inbox via imap and sort it out locally.
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Next step in my things-to-try list is to just download the inbox via imap and sort it out locally.
I do also live in my note taking app, Bear, and I tried a similar system with bookmarks: I was using Pinboard and set up automation to ingest bookmarks into Bear directly. It didn't work out because 1) too clunky, too many moving parts 2) automation was removing ME from the process, I was not able to "curate".
What I do now is just dropping relevant links in my notes, creating new ones when needed. It's dead simple and ugly and yet works way better than any other bookmarking system I tried.
Creating notes from ebooks is definitely more complicated, because we are constrained by the Kindle interface. I have yet to try connecting the highlights to my notes, thanks for the inspiration!
I am constantly searching for good itx cases but at this point given the prices I see I’d rather buy an Ender3 and print one myself.
Due to vague security requirements most banking apps refuse to run if the phone has been rooted.
Too much of a cliffhanger! Now I want to know your pow :)
(thanks for sharing!)
Since the pandemic I've found plenty of airlines selling tickets and systematically cancel the flight a few days before. I was looking to scrape some data to avoid this kind of unreliable flights.
In practice 99% of what you read on Medium is syndicated, they are in the business of trading an audience for content (that in turn will grow their audience).
I suspect Wirecutter is great for the subset of products that are sold via affiliates (which thanks to Amazon are plently)
If you are interested I’ve collected more best practices to prevent more common security issues: https://cloudberry.engineering/article/dockerfile-security-b...