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FYI, I can't delete my account: Request URL: https://www.lowercase.app/api/accounts/tbeseda/ Request Method: DELETE Status Code: 404 Not Found
(co-founder) Sry about that - if you want to email lowercasehq@gmail.com I can remove and confirm for you.
Why would I use this, instead of Obsidian (say)?
For once, Obsidian publish is quite expensive.
Low-key I have been looking for something like Obsidian-but-freeish to try since a while - I think this is exactly what I searched for. Going to give it a go during the weekend definitely. On a different note, what's the long term sustainability plan? Relying on donations rarely works... I guess it's not very expensive to host text, but still, its cost is not 0. "Unlimited free forever" is either not free, doesn't la…
Have you tried LogSeq? I think there are a couple other FOSS similar notes apps
Nit Pick feedback: it should read: “the right _number_ of features”, not “_amount_ of features”. Other than that, love the look of the site :)
Non native speaker here, can you detail why the later is incorrect?
Number is for countable distinct things, and amount is for a quantity of a single thing. (Often a substance)
So a number of sticks, a number of socks, a number of people. A number of eggs.
An amount of flour, sugar, water, money, time.
A number of minutes equals an amount of time.
cd ~/notes
if [[ ''$(git status --porcelain) ]]; then
git stash save
git pull --rebase
git stash pop || true
git add .
git -c "user.name=Phil Kulak" -c "user.email=nope@kulak.us" commit -m "''$(date)"
git push origin main
else
git pull
fiLow-key I have been looking for something like Obsidian-but-freeish to try since a while - I think this is exactly what I searched for. Going to give it a go during the weekend definitely. On a different note, what's the long term sustainability plan? Relying on donations rarely works... I guess it's not very expensive to host text, but still, its cost is not 0. "Unlimited free forever" is either not free, doesn't la…
I'm confused. Obsidian itself is free. You can choose to pay for their sync service if you need it, but there are alternatives for that that don't cost extra.
I went through a bunch of note-taking apps before I settled on a git directory that's auto-synced once an hour. This bash script is all it takes. cd ~/notes if [[ ''$(git status --porcelain) ]]; then git stash save git pull --rebase git stash pop || true git add . git -c "user.name=Phil Kulak" -c "user.email=nope@kulak.us" commit -m "''$(date)" git push origin main else git pull fi
I went through a bunch of note-taking apps before I settled on a git directory that's auto-synced once an hour. This bash script is all it takes. cd ~/notes if [[ ''$(git status --porcelain) ]]; then git stash save git pull --rebase git stash pop || true git add . git -c "user.name=Phil Kulak" -c "user.email=nope@kulak.us" commit -m "''$(date)" git push origin main else git pull fi
I went through a bunch of note-taking apps before I settled on a git directory that's auto-synced once an hour. This bash script is all it takes. cd ~/notes if [[ ''$(git status --porcelain) ]]; then git stash save git pull --rebase git stash pop || true git add . git -c "user.name=Phil Kulak" -c "user.email=nope@kulak.us" commit -m "''$(date)" git push origin main else git pull fi
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Non native speaker here, can you detail why the later is incorrect?
Sorry, sibling responses still aren’t quite answering this correctly. Number is for countable distinct things, and amount is for a quantity of a single thing. (Often a substance) So a number of sticks, a number of socks, a number of people. A number of eggs. An amount of flour, sugar, water, money, time. A number of minutes equals an amount of time.
This is short and succinct and sums it up pretty well