If you’re still using Evernote, probably a good time to stop.
Tell HN: Nearly all of Evernote’s remaining staff has been laid off
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#7https://longnow.org/ideas/evernote-and-the-100-year-data-gua...
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#8There was a time when iCloud wasn't reliable. When that improved, Notes became a simpler free alternative.
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#9Contractors from cheaper cost of living countries, I expect.
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#10I just copy pasted all my notes into Obsidian, which doesn’t constantly nag me to subscribe
The git plugin is dangerously broken. I've had pushes from different computers overwrite one another. It doesn't show merge conflicts - it's happy to plow forward. I've reduced my usage since that happened. This is a huge problem. I need to have confidence the backups and merges aren't destroying notes.
There's no easy way to open multiple workspaces simultaneously. I want to start using Obsidian for work, but I'm not going to share or subset my private notebook. If I want to switch to the team workspace, I have to close my personal workspace. Only one can be open at a time, and that's awkward.
If these two problems get fixed, Obsidian will become my end-all, be-all organizational software.
I will pay a lot of money ($100/mo!) for this to work right.
(Final minor nit: I'd like to include multimedia, but use Git LFS or another cloud storage system. I don't want them in git.)