If you've read all of these, you might be forming a picture of me that I'm not aware of myself yet.
Obsidian playing nicely with Logseq
There's a cycle - stop actually writing because I'm meddling with writing tools and trying to find the best configuration and introperability - and then realise what I'm doing (doh!) and start writing again. Anyway, it's interesting stuff, just not perhaps what I should be spending all my time on.
That film about quantum physics in Copenhagen with Daniel Craig in it
I couldn't remember what it was called and which of the physicists he plays. cue an "uncertainty" gag (He plays Heisenberg and it's called "Copenhagen")
yinote - annotation for youtube
This is again, kind of interesting. "Most efficient way to take & share time-stamped notes while watching videos!" it says. Haven't tried it, but can see that it might be useful (if it works) when doing something researchy and watching a lot of things on YouTube.
The Tuttle Club Annual Report 2009
Every now and then I have a look at this again to remind me of something. Often it's to remember that I did something cool once.
Centre for Action and Contemplation Podcasts
This is the place that Fr Richard Rohr hangs out at. Infinite podcast listening time is on my wishlist.