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Just remember stuff, retard.
All of those things are productivity cope

>>107693510
what if i forget to remember

I always want to use something like Notion but it's way too much work to make it good. Pen and paper is the best. If I need something digital the best tools simple apple notes.

>>107693550
Just remember to not forget

>>107693510
Don't waste your brain's computational power if you can just write it down bro

>>107693666
You will spend more brain power building some cringe second brain.
Rather than just remembering the few important things.

>>107693510
Second Post Best Post

>>107693458
one single text file
but i haven't been successful much at that either
Maybe also a notification system to force me to look at the information

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I have an Obsidian vault that I used for daily notes for a better portion of this year. But then it turned into a mess and I simply dropped it, it was never working 100% and I always had to tweak it a little bit every time I used it.

Are there any simple and free Obsidian vault templates one can use?

>>107693458
notes.txt™

works every time.
works everwhere™.

>>107693458
A pile for everything; and everything in a pile.

another vote for notes.txt
just throw it in a dropbox/onedrive/whatever kind of tool and have it everywhere
well in my case it's more like:
work.txt
leisure.txt
bookmarks.txt
temp.txt
temp(2).txt

but concept is the same, never trust an app with your notes:
>you get asked for money. Can you even imagine how stupid it sounds to pay a company to manage your .txt files?
>if it's "free" it means: a) it's limited or/and b) ads are shown or/and c) your notes are datamined or/and d) the comfy dropbox functionality is paid
>you put your stuff in their proprietary blobs and will not export it back or the exports will be mangled bullshit

org-mode
obviously

a quality notebook and a pen

I use a Dokuwiki instance as my detailed memory - mostly my trip itinerates, and details of the software I'm self-hosting. I also use Planka as a kanban board for the stuff that's not quite solid yet - so 'to do' lists, projects I've started (like where I'm at with re-doing all my music metadata), and so on.

(classic) outlook, since I am gainfully employed, of course