Oh, I feel this pain, acutely. You wrote too much for most of your audience to read through, but what I did not read, I skimmed well enough.
I started using Joplin some months ago, and am having a similar problem with note overload (where did I put that note?).
I am now trying out the PARA method, and have high hopes it will mitigate (not solve) the problem. Search it up, it might help.
I don’t put much faith into these charts. They are usually someone’s opinion.
Given that, I started with Slackware in 95 with the intension of learning Unix-like OS. I think I went from newbie to pro quickly, then switched to Ubuntu years later because I decided I didn’t have time to micro-manage my OS anymore. I tried a few others first, like Open Suse.
This is especially painful during interviews for jobs. I sure I lost potential offers right here at the beginning of the interview.
As much as I dislike the muskrat, is this fiber actually real?
You literally questioned its existence, why are you confused?
Now, everything else you said I either knew, or agree with the assertion.
Btw, I’m definitely not young.
I got fiber last year. It halved my bill and quadrupled my throughput. It’s real, and since then another vendor arrived and is competing with the one i have. This is hiw it is supposed to work.
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Nope. It’s hate driven authoritarianism using Capitalism as a weapon.
The visuals are priceless. Screaming, agonized pears flying from building to building with California raisins singing in flight amongst them. I think i just found a reason to play with AI video generation!
Treesheets resemble mind maps, which I use to organize thoughts, but not for lists.
My brain just imploded neuron by neuron as if each was a star collapsing into a black hole, leaving a desolate recursive hellscape.
Thanks
Cue the calls for us to man up and pull ourselves up by the bootstraps.
This is exactly what happened to manufacturing and chip making of 40 years of “free trade”. We lack the skilled staff for these jobs.
Continuing on the nursing topic, well before covid there was a shortage of nurses, then the media blitz convinced many people to get degrees… There were so many looking for work that wages plummeted.
It’s all a shell game. The goal is to make the labor suplly huge so they can dictate wages, which they did.
They did it with programmers overthe last ten years… Now nobody can find a job.
I’m shocked! Shocked I tell you!
If your job involves any analysis, you’re next. Once they work out the remaining robotic kinks, labor intensive jobs are cooked. You will not escape.
Already on that. In progress.
I have to concede that i believe you might be right about that, sadly.
When the only goal by law is maximize profits, the motivation tends to favor minimizing cost. Change the rules, and enforce a new set of values. Only then will the situation improve.
At this rate, I’m gonna have to go Amish.
Welcome to our surveilance state. We’ve been under total surveilance for decades.
I’m reading this while at the localctavern bar having a chicken wrap. My ability to make a meal depends on what I have on hand and whether I feel I can take the time to make it.
When I succeed, it is becausevi gave myself plenty of time where I did not feel pressured to get things done, cleared my mind, and chose some recepies I want to make. Then I get the groceries and ‘just do it’. That last part is hit and miss z but it is glorious when I can do it.