Keeping a plain-text logbook
One file per month, one heading per day. Nothing clever, which is exactly why it has survived three laptops and two editors.
Notes from a small desk — tools, type, and the occasional side project.
One file per month, one heading per day. Nothing clever, which is exactly why it has survived three laptops and two editors.
Most of what I sync I never open on a second device. Moving drafts to a single machine made them feel finishable again.
High-density displays quietly settled an old argument. Long reading in a good serif is simply more comfortable now.
A shell alias that saves ten seconds a day pays for itself within a week. I keep a list of the ones worth keeping.