#Gitlab still doesn't support issue templates in #yaml, the way #Github and #Forgejo can. Only #Markdown, which is a lot less attractive. But #Github and #Gitlab can do label changes in the Kanban (project) view, which #Forgejo can't.
DEVONthink To Go 3.8.2 is here. It supports the PDF bookmarklet and no longer applies default styling to Markdown when you use your own CSS. The new version also shows fewer notifications, checks for broken file permissions, and improves VoiceOver support. #devonthinktogo#devonthink#pkm#markdown#css#voiceoverhttps://buff.ly/3yl1yyB
For my #Markdown nerds. I don't know when this was launched, but it showed up in my Snaps this morning.
'dumpspage is a Markdown note-taking web-app that is powered by markdown-it and CodeMirror. Simply create your note using that big ol’ button and you are ready to take some notes (no login required!).'
Perfect, the combination of playwright, trafilatura and scrapinghub extracts all the information I need from a webpage. My little #python project evolves nicely.
The screenshot shows the power of trafilatura. With a single statement it creates wonderful #markdown from any webpage it can extract content from. Extracting links, keeping the basic markup and structure, and dereference relative links.
Just got an e-mail from #storyblok informing me that one of their sub-processors (whatever that means) is now #OpenAI.
I immediately asked them if the content I created will be used in any way to train their #LLM and if so, I want no part in it. Requested a back-up of my data and to delete everything.
I used it for the first iteration of my blog but switched to #markdown a while ago.
TIL: with git redate -c <# OF COMMITS> you can change the commit date/time and messages of commits in your repo. However: make sure you do NOT include the very first commit or the command will fail. So if you have N commits in your repo, make sure that -c is always at least one lower than N.
New at #HaikuOS / #HaikuPorts, #KDE#markdown 23.08.5, a nice plugin that let's you preview your markdown files while editing them in #Kate (and others).
Was möchte man denn für Notizen verwenden, wenn man diese auf #Linux, #Android oder #Windows erstellen und bearbeiten möchte. Verteilt auf verschiedene Geräte sollen diese über #Syncthing werden.
Can anyone recommend me a good Markdown editor? I can't seem to find anything that's based on some web engine, which tends to use its own font rendering.
Found a great little #markdown converter/viewer for the terminal: lowdown.
It's written in very portable (#BSD-friendly!) C with no dependencies (laughs in rustc crashing my pinebook, lol) I found it in the debian repos, which is a huge plus.
Super simple to use:
$ lowdown -T term myfile.md |less -r
I'm writing a longer (as it seems) article on the lock-in effect of solutions like #Obsidian that are using open formats like #Markdown for storage. The file format is not the only thing that might lock you in.
I did already start with a list of arguments but also want to collect your ideas so that I don't forget a good argument.
Please, no emotions, just facts and objective arguments.
Reply here in this thread and I'll collect ideas from it. 🙇
I try now #Logseq and this is #OpenSource and I would like to like it but somewhere I can't manage to understand and use it. I don't just want to write down my thoughts and #ideas, I also want to be able to check off a #todo list… 😐
🆕 blog! “WordPress GeSHi Highlighting for Markdown”
I've launched a WordPress Plugin for an extremely niche use-case. WP GeSHi Highlight Redux works with WordPress's Classic Editor to convert Markdown to syntax highlighted code. That allows me to write: php $a = "Hello"; $b = 5 * 2; echo $a . str($b); And have it displayed as: $a = "Hello"; $b = […]
I've launched a WordPress Plugin for an extremely niche use-case.
WP GeSHi Highlight Redux works with WordPress's Classic Editor to convert Markdown to syntax highlighted code.
That allows me to write:
php$a = "Hello";$b = 5 * 2;echo $a . str($b);
And have it displayed as:
$a = "Hello";$b = 5 * 2;echo $a . str($b);
I've previously written about the WP GeSHi Highlight plugin. My plugin is a fork of that. It has the following changes:
RSS & Atom feeds - disable code highlighting
Remove extra style wrappers
Markdown support
Remove line-numbers
Remove escape option (escape now permanent)
Remove TinyMCE changes
Remove custom CSS options
Improve default CSS
Improve HTML detection
These changes work for me, with my weird blogging set-up. If they work for you, feel free to use it. If they don't work for you, please fork and write your own code.
4 new blog posts in April. Seems I'm getting better at sharing my long(er) form thoughts :)
The workflow I now have makes it really easy too. When I have a thread here that I think deserves a blog post, I copy the link to the first toot and paste it in https://mtr.wildeboer.net where I can get a #markdown dump that I can copy/paste in my editor and work on. My blog is #jekyll based and also uses Markdown, so it is easy to do :)