haha, nice! searchability! :D

Lucas has excellent books on FreeBSD.

I'm guessing this was accomplished with good old human biological OCR technology ;-)

@@jjdawg9918 I'm guessing it was a simple AI system that most people think of 'facial recognition' but is used to identify damn near everything... which is amazing, but could could be used in scary ways - but like this, BRILLIANT! mainly because we don't see it Identify Wendell and automatically list his credit score, bank info, life history, and criminal record LOL :)

I need that assembly book for exploits lol

ive thought for years of technology as extenion man not unlike a hand or an arm. even chimps use tools,

+1 to this!

Now imagine that scaffolding collapsing. How can we prepare for that?

@@svenkarlsen2702 I would go back to living on a farm.

@@LAWRENCESYSTEMS agriculture is not easy enough for people to succeed at just by intuition and necessity.

I get what you mean, however more often than not, I have found annotations like that are often wrong. My experience is limited to physics/maths though, so the idea of what is right is probably more definitive unlike something like software engineer/architecture, or literature

Reddit on paper.

Check out awesome self-hosted, have a look at the Note-taking category, a couple suggestions are Paperwork or Laverna

Joplin is pretty good I hear.

I am very satisfied with dokuwiki.

I didn't care for a self wiki or focument management system, but I understand they have their place.

Ha, I did the exact same thing, although I've kept it down to only about 100-150 tabs and more recently reorganized a good portion of my bookmarks into categories and even sub-categories, for example I occasionally like to cook, so I have a cooking folder with sub-folders for breakfast/desserts, so yeah I've sorta half way fixed my problem, but that doesn't mean it couldn't still be better. My advice is to simply do the same thing you would do with your files, create a system to organize stuff by, make sure to have a miscellaneous/catch-all folder to toss most things you aren't sure what to do with into and most important is stick to it, if you get lazy then you'll just fall back into having a mess of 100s of things everywhere.

I do the same. I use firefox with tree style tabs and fold trees that are not actively used. They will survive restarts, but sometimes not crashes. I use firefox data mining tools to extract tabs from session files (lz4 compressed json) when that happens. The problem with bookmarks is that it does not save pictures, contents, and state of the webpage, nor does it allow you to use the back button. Sometimes I read pages or threads and only a particular section is important, keeping the tab will ensure when reloading it goes back to that position. Also, going through trees of active tabs to find something that I saw on some page is quick since you don't have to open each page to look at it, and it allows you to see which tab is opened from which and the order of opening, allowing you to skip trees or sub trees. Generally the software limit for firefox is somewhere between 2500 to 4000 tabs before encountering strange behavior or just crashing, this assumes enough RAM and no GPU acceleration (because GPU vram will runout and cause a crash, unless you have 16GB+ vram). What you can do to have more tabs is run firefox, firefox developer edition, and waterfox together in one system with sufficient resources, that will get you around 9K~12K tabs. Around 8000 tabs is sufficient for me until the information is no longer useful, or I have found spare time to save important topics/searches into folders (along with all the text, assets, pictures, links, and screenshot of important parts).

@@evolution1565 That does sound amazing. I have to say though, I watched the video above another time now and Wendell planted a seed in my head when he said "Wiki". An organise place where I could put the links, the most valuable content of those links, in case I am afraid they could disappear, and my own thoughts and maybe pictures on the matter, always ready to be expanded... That might become a thing for me and it would also solve that other question of "where do I put my own thoughts?"

I struggle to keep tabs under 1k😭

@@evolution1565 hmm, nice catch, last time Firefox crashed I lost around 4000 tabs and only got some of it back through session backups as it corrupted the session files and well since I don't exactly reboot my PC every night the default session backup really was painful, well at least I had to spend the time to reevaluate through history and previous session backup and dropped a lot of tabs that had been there for way too long, though gotta say, would be impossible to use tabs with chrome in this manner

neat idea....a record rather than a duplicate (and something that later gens could argue about and dispute, too!)

Would really hope that KZfaq allows MP4 downloads officially with a tick box that the uploader can set, because you're not supposed to download KZfaq videos except using methods officially made available by KZfaq.

as a teacher i feel the same way about using excel spreadsheets constantly....other people are like oooooo aaaaaaaa how do you DO that and im like your way just sucks, do it better...

Org-mode

i just email myself.....its not great but after i get them i put them into their folders and come back to them when needed.....google notes works too but im in email so often it almost makes more sense

As an educator unfortunately they already are

Tik Tok is what happened when we allowed Instagram go full metastases, it's crazy, I swear modern kids have even lost some of their peripheral vision because of it, it's the only explanation on why they drive like absolute idiots, I've been crashed from behind twice while riding on my bike by kids that are filming themselves, we live in an absolute idiocracy.

That's not even a future, that's a dead-end. I don't see anyone learning GPU design from a 30-second video.

I loved the hell out of my Palm TX and Lifedrive, heck, even the z22 and the much better Tungsten E2 were amazing devices. I like my iPhone and my iPad, but they're attention seekers, Palms were straight to the point. And my Android phone is just a freaking trojan, I avoid using it because how insanely using it affects the ads I get everywhere.

Would be neat to make some automated book scanning, probably without ripping them apart, too

I doubt it, I used to love using Outlook on my old ass iPad 4, then one day they said "hey, this device stopped receiving new updates two years ago so you won't be able to even use the last compatible version of Outlook on your device". Somehow Apple seems to have the most open garden now.

same, i have some peace of mind thinking that at the very least i would be able to export everything as pdf, but yeah, one note def has an expiry date.

Only issue is the syncing requires subscription on mobile in a frictionless manner.

Although it was the only book placed with its title upside down. Hmmm...

Forgot to add: Feature missing/alread ypresent are of course my own opinion.... And thanks Wendel for great videos and good food for thoughts!

personally I just use Github Desktop as a manual Dropbox syncer. I interact with the files as I would normally in the filesystem, and push it to origin when I need to move to a different environment.