I think of it as a way to be more present and thoughtful about how I spend my time
It's a stunningly simple technique that's a gateway to huge benefits
Time for a thread 🧵👇
I first heard the term on 19th April 2020 when I read articles by @anthilemoon & @tonystubblebine (yes this is why I love @RoamResearch - I can trace my notes like never before 🤓).
@tracyplaces describes it as a way to show your time and attention leaks
Chatting with @roamhacker about security concerns recently he discovered that visiting the offline URL is enough to create a local graph and use it with or without a paid plan.
Apr 15, 2021 • 21 tweets • 5 min read
In my latest newsletter I wrote about the security and privacy issues that have been concerning many in the Roam community lately.
I have had a lot of emails and messages about it so I have converted it into a tweetstorm so more people can read it.
Let's go👇
It's great that now everyone can use local graphs but there are still caveats and it alone doesn't mean we're out of the woods yet.
A thread of my thoughts and notes from Letters from a Self-Made Merchant to his Son. A book by George Horace Lorimer. It contains letters from John Graham, an American merchant during the 1890s to his son, Pierrepont. The first letter is sent as he starts college at Harvard 🧵
Character and education are bedfellows, but a good education cannot make up for a lack of character
1 subscribed
