Never stopped using the old index cards and binder clip. Todo lists, notes, GTD systems, brain storming sessions, pseudo code, bird lists, scoring baseball games, etc. Still can't sync to cloud though.
The Hipster PDA (2004)
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#12I recently unearthed one of my old Hipster PDAs from college. It was buried in the back of a drawer. Quite the bit of nostalgia as I leafed through it.
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#13> get a bunch of 3"x5" file cards (here’s 500 for around 3 bucks) https://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/B00094GHRM/ref=nosim...
It's actually $10 now, must've been a successful blog.
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#14Damn! I read it maybe 10 years ago. Nice to see the site's still up. It's sad the wiki was taken down though. That was a world of information.
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#15I started using a new kind of hipster PDA recently. I got a Holy Bible from a hotel room, a pad of post-its, and a felt tip marker or ball point pen. Ultimate hipster notebook. Just use the bible as a binder and the post-it's like the pages. Reconfigurable, rewritable, with a built in index and page numbering system.
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#16I'm a simple man, I see the work of Merlin Mann, I upvote.
I don't think we're supposed to notice him.
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#17For a long while my PDA was a bulldog binder and a stack of index cards. I even used them as business cards for a period.
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#18Big fan of this site back in the early 2000s. Now I'm Bullet Journaling.
I have a small notebook I carry around sometimes. When it's full my next notebook is going to follow the Bullet Journaling method.
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#19Big fan of this site back in the early 2000s. Now I'm Bullet Journaling.
I've been attempting the bullet journal method in the past year but each time it has ended in pages of random scribbles.
How do you balance order while also allowing creativity and in the moment fleshing out of ideas?
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#20Reminds me of the Pocketmod, which to my surprise is still around: