Created a quick little plugin for Obsidian that gives you privacy mode. converts text in the editor into dots. Selecting text reveals it. Toggle on/off with the command palette. You can check it out at github.com/tiniscule/ob...

If you confirm the leak and send proof of fixing they’ll usually waive the overage above your normal cost. Has happened to us a few times

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I wish packs didn’t refollow people you specifically unfollowed. Having to remove all the same hustle porn fluff accounts each time is annoying

Lots of hiking available around boulder. Drink lots of water if you’re not accustomed to the altitude. Wear sunscreen the air is thinner you burn faster than at the ocean. Enjoy it’s beautiful!

I went with a redliro and I’m happy with it. Not sure I did much research beyond Amazon reviews though

I wasn’t the first in our group so wasn’t the trend setter. But yeah it’s a topic until people get used to it. After a few months more people had them than not though

Takes a day to be able to do zoom calls on a treadmill. Takes about a month to be able to do normal work. Totally worth it. I average 17k/day with no impact on output

If you don’t listen to founders podcast worth checking out. That idea is his primary thesis

You can also host it direct off GitHub without render if you weren’t familiar pages.github.com

Been a long time reader of yours, always appreciate your depth of thought and willingness to share. Helped me scale through a funded startup the past 10 years 🙌

Got this as a holiday read at the in-laws. I don’t know what I expected. Gonna be a close call between chatting with the MIL and a full on text book 😨

I did read, just feel the anecdote still falls within the normal conversation. People going after those with an audience, and the audience builders defending their success. Reality is that it’s just a tactic (which may or may not work in a given context), but one of many you’ll need to be successful

The 2014 version felt cumbersome to control and got too repetitive with the lock picking mini games. An “easier” version gets me excited to try Indy

r/having/building - important correction. Nobody “has” an audience they built one. They earned the growth it gives them

Both sides of this conversation are tired. Obviously having an audience is helpful - it’s a legitimate growth strategy. Obviously you can still be successful without one - many people are. It’s a choose your own adventure game

Happy thanksgiving everyone. May you all have enough battery life to get through the day