Alexander Deliyannis
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ConnectedText; any case studies?
3/5/2012
JBfrom wrote:
>And going to markup for pretty versions of fast drafts I
>currently do in Wordpress seems a big step down.
From my limited experience with ConnectedText, I will agree with Chris tha...
ConnectedText; any case studies?
3/5/2012
Eduardo Mauro wrote:
>#Alexander Deliyannis
>About a collaborative version: we are
>thinking about it. Perhaps using a cloud service. But we don't have any time
>frame.
Think well; there is gold in...
ConnectedText; any case studies?
3/5/2012
In my view it depends on what you want to do with those contacts. If you use them in one-to-one communication re specific projects, then it makes sense to keep them in context with the rest of your in...
Jenyay, welcome to the forum and all the best for Outwiker's development. Looks like an interesting concept.
I personally appreciate the open nature of the project, relying on the file system, as we...
Jose Quesada wrote:
>Does
>anyone know any notetaker/PIM that uses the filesystem and has powerful search?
Well, a new candidate has just arrived to the forum: Outwiker http://jenyay.net/Outwiker/En...
Alexander Deliyannis wrote:
>Thanks for the heads up on Ema. I was actually looking for a markdown compatible
>android wiki :-)
For the record, Ema works from Android 2.2 onwards, like many apps I...
Notes in one place - Wrong?
3/3/2012
I can ROTFL* and accept the truth of the statement at the same time: many evenings, faced with the breadth of life's challenges---at the time when 'normal' people would turn to drugs, booze or TV---I ...
Notes in one place - Wrong?
3/2/2012
skylark wrote:
>For me it is not about all your notes / data in one place, but all
>your notes / data in the right place(s) ...the (s) is very deliberate.
I couldn't agree more. I have made a relate...
:-) Steve, you are featured in TheBrain's "in the news page": http://www.thebrain.com/about/news/
Steve and Dominik, I have a question: if one doesn't need web access to their 'brains', or to modify ...
Evernote and Curio
2/29/2012
P.S. By the way, if you do have a lot of Evernote content, you might want to try out this service http://topicmarks.com/ which supposedly helps you make sense of it. A sort of "data mining for the res...
Evernote and Curio
2/29/2012
Stephen Zeoli wrote:
>Okay, Evernote is free
>and what it does do it does remarkably well, so I'm not complaining. But there seems to
>be a lot of un-met potential here. All of which is my long-wind...
Right Note
2/27/2012
First of all, I sincerely hope that JoGirl accepts this forum's members' sense of humour and is in no way offended; I can vouch that it is well meant, smiley or no smiley. I need to say this because I...
ConnectedText; any case studies?
2/27/2012
Eduardo, any chance of seeing a collaborative version of ConnectedText in the (not so distant) future? I know I've asked about this in the past, but hope springs eternal.
TheBrain is indeed brilliant for personal use, but its competitive advantage ends more or less when you want to collaborate. I recently asked for more info on TeamBrain http://www.thebrain.com/product...
AeroFS - Filesync without servers
2/27/2012
This may be slightly off-topic, but I understand there's quite a few of us here that need access to their material from several devices. At the same time, I understand that there's also quite a few wh...
Writing tools for complex storytelling
2/27/2012
Dr Andus wrote:
>Basically I've written 40,000 words, of which
>maybe only 6000 will end up in the targeted 30,000 words. So I'm just wondering if there
>is a clever way to do this. Now that I know ...
Right Note
2/23/2012
JohnK wrote:
"And I added in that conversation that the addition of web page capture puts RightNote in competition with all the other apps fighting for the ?information dump? market (Ultra Recall/Tr...
Fast 3D modelling
2/18/2012
This sounds like a job for Personal Brain http://www.thebrain.com/
I can't think of anything faster in 3D.
The manifesto is interesting, ambitious and vague, but I thought it would be of interest to people here:
https://mozillalabs.com/blog/2012/01/pancake-a-new-project-from-mozilla-labs/
From the looks of it, it looks like the same pen powering the Iris Notes offering mentioned here some time ago (though its USB interface seems more modern), which in turn was first provided as DigiScr...
Hi, I suggest you address any queries to the developer via Bits du Jour; he seems very responsive, which is already a good sign (I must say that I am negatively surprised by the number of developers w...
Not so much into qualitative research these days --actually, not so much into any kind research, but this tool caught my attention. Apparently Hyperresearch http://researchware.com/products/hyperresea...
A quick search for this desktop notes manager brought nothing in the forum, so here it is in its own thread.
Noterush http://www.noterush.com/ is a rather impressive take on desktop notes; notes can...
Wunderkit is here
2/2/2012
FYI, Wunderkit is now on public beta. Anyone can join directly at http://get.wunderkit.com/
Crimping in the 80s and 90s
2/2/2012
Mitchell Kastner wrote:
>I mean have any of you actually dabbled with QBE?
Yes, Paradox worked with that and it was excellent. I built my own text database with its 'blob' fields. I had no idea at ...