Posts

Obsidian 1.8.4 just dropped, and boy is this a big one!

You might have noticed I had a video in the previous blog post and it didn’t seem to affect the page’s load speed, neither was it hosted on a 3rd party service like YouTube or Vimeo.

My sincerest apologies to Calibre purists, but Calibre’s default UI is ugly—functional, but 🤮.

Omnivore betrayed us and joined forces with ElevenLabs. Wallabag and Hoarder are indeed nice but I’m not exactly interested in self-hosting; How do I fix what Omnivore broke in my workflow!

Okay, this isn’t some groundbreaking thing. This has been something you can do in Obsidian for quite some time.

Why Pandoc Pandoc works seamlessly with markdown files, converting them to a desired format—HTML, Docx, or PDF.

So I came across Shell Commands plugin the other day which has risen up the ranks to become one my favorite tools/plugin.

“By the time that Jim [a student] has been told for twelve years that he is inferior, for that is what the I’s on the report card mean to him regardless of what they mean to us, he finally comes to believe it, and if we have not succeeded in getting algebra or Spanish or world history across to him, we have at least succeeded in pounding into his head that one idea: he’s infe­rior.

I noticed a painpoint while working in RStudio: I didn’t have the ’tabout’ functionality I had in Obsidian and VScode.