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TiddlyWiki

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Howm reminds me of TiddlyWiki

Something I've always liked about TiddlyWiki is that I'm never forced to decide where something goes or what it's named. I can simply click on the new tiddler button, type something, and hit save. Links, tags, or other organization can be applied later, but

Software that sparks joy

I’m just coming off a week using Obsidian. Obsidian is really good and powerful and easy to use and extensible and probably the correct answer to the question, “Where should I keep my notes?”. I love Obsidian for a minute because of what it does and the fact that

My wiki is priceless

Today I think out loud about my wiki wiki.baty.net. The wiki (built using TiddlyWiki) is chock full of old notes and ideas and journal entries. 3,674 of them since 2018, to be precise. I need to remember this whenever I drift away from using it as a

Arc (Chrome) extension for copying text for TiddlyWiki

I used to have a bookmarklet that would take selected text on a web page and generate a quoted block and link in markup suitable for use in TiddlyWiki. Arc Browser doesn't support bookmarklets for some strange reason, so I (finally) converted my bookmarklet to a Chrome extension

Philosophy of Tiddlers

My wiki, a single TiddlyWiki file, currently contains 3,594 tiddlers. I look up something in it at least once every day. The following offers a glimpse into why: The purpose of recording and organising information is so that it can be used again. The value of recorded information is