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 While cooking the dinner, I was thinking of what I want from my perfect bookmarking system. Looks like I'll end making my own hahaha. It will be named after a tree. It will have #IndieWeb and #Mycoverse federation, with the former being simple to implement and latter being made up by me; I'm not talking about ActivityPub here. It will be a single binary. It will have a single file storage (SQLite). It will have categories. Tell me something like that exists before it's too late. 7 comments
@neauoire I know this HTML file, it's cool. But this is not what I'm talking about. I'm talking about collections of contextualized links. For example, see the links here: https://melanocarpa.lesarbr.es/hypha/c Your collection is more like βHere are some cool sitesβ. I should have a place like that too, of course, and it's going to be in Melanocarpa.  @bouncepaw I'd write that /c page by hand I think, I'd add a <p></p> tag if I have something to say about a specific link. @neauoire Yeah, that's basically what I'm doing and I don't like it. I want to have these links separate from my garden, and my garden to focus on my content, not links few people out of few people who visit the site will click.  @bouncepaw when your done building it, let me know, Iβve been looking for something like this too. Currently Iβve been writing weeks in review with described links of what Iβve found interesting that week. I use obsidian to keep contextualised lists of links, usually as research for a project or essay. I've come up with a name: Betula, which means Birch in Latin. Fun fact: birches and fly agarics are known to form a good mycorrhiza with each other. π³ππ Ah, I wish I had time for that. Uni is tiresome. Also, listing the ideas here from now on: |
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@bouncepaw I keep my bookmarks in a html file. Totally painless.
https://wiki.xxiivv.com/site/bookmarks.html