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Old internet

2025-12-30T20:56:52Z

Rayhan:

== Archives ==

https://archive95.net/
* Archive95 is an independent web archive with the goal of preserving early web content that predates or has otherwise gone under the radar of more mainstream web archives. This is primarily achieved through a bygone genre of CD-ROMs that provided offline approximations of the internet for those who weren't yet connected, and now serve as valuable time capsules of what the web once was.

https://cyber.dabamos.de/88x31/

Finite Set Annotation

2025-12-30T20:06:05Z

Rayhan: /* Example lists */

This project aims to help people navigate media like movies, TV shows, and books. "Finite Set Annotation" is a working name.

Side note: v1 only concerns movies, so this page will use "movie" as short-hand for what is likely to be a more generic "media item" (includees TV shows, books, etc) at a later point. Theoretically, any "entity" can be annotated, but restricting it to media seems like a good v2 goal.

== Use Cases ==

* Alert people if a movie has something they don't want to see in it.
* Filtering. Example: "films with X and Y but not Z"
* Make it easier to find movies that fit criteria for things like [https://letterboxd.com/nickcostello24/list/100-movie-challenge/ 100 movie challenge] ([https://www.reddit.com/r/Letterboxd/comments/13x7cv2/100_movie_challenge/ reddit link]).
* Make it easier to browse a big list of people's ratings, like [https://www.reddit.com/r/movies/comments/1ho6mzf/i_saw_298_movies_in_theaters_in_2024_here_is_my/ "I saw 298 movies in theaters in 2024. Here is my full ranking."]
** In a previous year, people [https://www.reddit.com/r/movies/comments/aavyrr/comment/ecw1s21/ did analysis] against Metacritic, etc.
* Make it easier to make a data visualization like "Top 20 grossing films from every year, separated by whether or not they were existing well-known IP at the time (sequel, etc)"

== Example lists ==

* [https://www.indiewire.com/gallery/quentin-tarantino-favorite-movies/ Tarantino recommendations] ([https://www.reddit.com/r/movies/s/P4fioBAeiN reddit link])

* [https://www.indiewire.com/gallery/martin-scorsese-favorite-films-movies/ IndieWire: Martin Scorsese’s Favorite Movies: 86 Films the Director Wants You to See]

* [https://www.moviemaker.com/12-ventilation-shaft-movies-gallery/ Ventilation shafts]

* [https://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2025/movies/votes-movies-21st-century.html NYT Best movies of the 21st Century]

* [https://variety.com/c/lists/ List of lists from Variety]

== Annotating edges? ==

The music video for Bad was directed by Scorsese. Thriller was John Landis. Gondry and Jonze did a lot of music videos. How do we group these “big movie director does a music video” items into an annotation? Is it “on” the director or the video? Or does the data model need to change to make the annotation on the edge between the nodes of directors and [https://www.wikidata.org/wiki/Q193977 music videos (Q193977)]?

Edge annotation is limited to linking two nodes. Is that sufficient? What's the alternative?

== Glossary ==

TODO

Command line

2025-11-17T05:56:00Z

Rayhan:

= One-liners =

View your most used commands:

<code>cat .zsh_history | cut -d ';' -f2 | cut -d ' ' -f1 | sort | uniq -c | sort -n | less</code>

Edit caddy config and reload:
<code>vim conf/Caddyfile && docker exec -w /etc/caddy caddy caddy reload</code>

== Windows ==

Robocopy drive contents to a directory on another drive. "/E /A-:SH" avoids a robocopy bug that makes the destination directory "super hidden", whatever that means.

<code>robocopy H:\ J:\Backup-of-H\ /FFT /R:0 /MIR /E /A-:SH</code>

= Tools =

Manage wifi:

<code>nmtui</code>

Command line

2025-10-27T22:53:20Z

Rayhan:

= One-liners =

View your most used commands:

<code>cat .zsh_history | cut -d ';' -f2 | cut -d ' ' -f1 | sort | uniq -c | sort -n | less</code>

== Windows ==

Robocopy drive contents to a directory on another drive. "/E /A-:SH" avoids a robocopy bug that makes the destination directory "super hidden", whatever that means.

<code>robocopy H:\ J:\Backup-of-H\ /FFT /R:0 /MIR /E /A-:SH</code>

= Tools =

Manage wifi:

<code>nmtui</code>

Command line

2025-10-27T22:53:14Z

Rayhan:

= One-liners =

View your most used commands:

<code>cat .zsh_history | cut -d ';' -f2 | cut -d ' ' -f1 | sort | uniq -c | sort -n | less</code>

== Windows ==

Robocopy drive contents to a directory on another drive. "/E /A-:SH" avoids a robocopy bug that makes the destination directory "super hidden", whatever that means.
<code>robocopy H:\ J:\Backup-of-H\ /FFT /R:0 /MIR /E /A-:SH</code>

= Tools =

Manage wifi:

<code>nmtui</code>

Cats

2025-10-20T16:38:53Z

Rayhan:

[[File:lonnie-00000001.jpeg|thumb|Lonnie]]

Cats are nice.

This is a test page.

= Cats =
== Cats ==
=== Cats ===

Cats

2025-10-20T16:37:56Z

Rayhan:

[[File:lonnie-00000001.jpeg|thumb|Lonnie]]

Cats are nice.

This is a test page.

= Cats =
== Cats ==
=== Cats ===

Cats

2025-10-20T16:37:11Z

Rayhan:

Cats are nice.

This is a test page.

= Cats =
== Cats ==
=== Cats ===

[[File:lonnie-00000001.jpeg|thumb|left|Lonnie]]

File:lonnie-00000001.jpeg

2025-10-20T16:31:15Z

Rayhan:

Main Page

2025-10-15T18:43:08Z

Rayhan: /* Current Projects */

== What is this? ==

This is [[User:Rayhan|Rayhan]]’s personal wiki.

Some pages are my notes to myself, other pages are intended for a general audience. The distinction might not be apparent. Good luck!

== Some starting points ==

* [[Special:AllPages|A list of every page on the wiki]]
* [[Special:RecentChanges|Recent changes]]

=== Current Projects ===
* [[Finite Set Annotation]]
* [https://nyc-jobs.rsh.co NYC Jobs Site]
* [https://taskset.rsh.co TaskSet]
* [https://time.rsh.co time.rsh.co]

=== Misc ===
* [[Idioms]]
* [[Personal Electronics]]
** [[Low stimulus iPhone]]
** [[Low stimulus computer]]
** [[iPod]]
* [[Software Engineering]]
** [[Command-line one-liners]]
* [[Infrastructure]]
* [[Internet Communication]]
* [[Fallow periods in consumer technology]]
* [[Antipatterns]]

=== Nonsense ===
* [[Cats]]

Main Page

2025-10-15T18:42:32Z

Rayhan: /* Current Projects */

== What is this? ==

This is [[User:Rayhan|Rayhan]]’s personal wiki.

Some pages are my notes to myself, other pages are intended for a general audience. The distinction might not be apparent. Good luck!

== Some starting points ==

* [[Special:AllPages|A list of every page on the wiki]]
* [[Special:RecentChanges|Recent changes]]

=== Current Projects ===
* [[Finite Set Annotation]]
* [https://nyc-jobs.rsh.co NYC Jobs Site]
* [[Task DAG]]
* [https://time.rsh.co time.rsh.co]

=== Misc ===
* [[Idioms]]
* [[Personal Electronics]]
** [[Low stimulus iPhone]]
** [[Low stimulus computer]]
** [[iPod]]
* [[Software Engineering]]
** [[Command-line one-liners]]
* [[Infrastructure]]
* [[Internet Communication]]
* [[Fallow periods in consumer technology]]
* [[Antipatterns]]

=== Nonsense ===
* [[Cats]]

Two can be more than twice as good

2025-10-10T18:18:13Z

Rayhan:

Another phrasing: Having two ______ is better than having one ______, by more than double.

== Examples ==

* It's easier to repair an iMac G4 if you have another iMac G4. They can repair each other in ways that later Macs (Intel, Apple silicon) cannot repair them. For example, target disk mode only works PPC => PPC.

Command line

2025-10-03T21:50:42Z

Space

2025-09-30T18:10:09Z

Rayhan:

Most of the stuff is in space. A very small part of the stuff is not in space, and that stuff belongs to the Earth.

Voyager 1 is in space.

Mars is in space.

The Earth itself is in space. But the stuff in, on, and very close to it are not in space.

You are (most likely) not in space, and are instead on the Earth.

Skydivers are not in space, but also not on the Earth. They are in the atmosphere, which belongs to the Earth.

The people in the ISS are in space.

Space

2025-09-30T17:34:41Z

Rayhan:

Space

2025-09-30T17:33:50Z

Rayhan:

Most of the stuff is in space. A very small part of the stuff is not in space, and that stuff belongs to Earth.

Voyager 1 is in space.

Mars is in space.

You are (most likely) not in space, and are instead on the Earth.

The Earth itself is in space. But the stuff in, on, and very close to it are not in space.

People working underground are ''in'' the Earth, not on it.

Skydivers are not in space, but also not on the Earth. They are in the atmosphere, which belongs to Earth. Weird one.

People in the ISS are in space.

Space

2025-09-20T07:11:39Z

Rayhan:

Most of the stuff is in space. A very small part of the stuff is not in space, and that stuff belongs to Earth.

Voyager 1 is in space.

Mars is in space.

You are not in space, and are instead on the Earth (most likely).

Earth is in space. But the stuff in, on, and very close around it (astronomically speaking) is not in space.

People working underground are ''in'' the Earth, not on it.

Skydivers are not in space, but also not on Earth. Weird one.

They’re in the atmosphere. Which is somehow part of the Earth but not the Earth.

People in the ISS are in space.

Two can be more than twice as good

2025-09-13T19:10:26Z

Rayhan:

== Examples ==

* It's easier to repair an iMac G4 if you have another iMac G4. They can repair each other in ways that later Macs (Intel, Apple silicon) cannot repair them.

Two can be more than twice as good

2025-09-13T18:51:40Z

Rayhan: /* = iMac G4 */

== Examples ==

=== [[iMac G4]] ===

Two can be more than twice as good

2025-09-13T18:51:30Z

Rayhan: Created page with "== Examples == === iMac G4 =="

== Examples ==

=== [[iMac G4]] ==

Idioms

2025-09-13T18:49:46Z

Rayhan:

== Synths ==

* [[Two can be more than twice as good]]

== Building things ==
* [https://thedailywtf.com/articles/the_complicator_0x27_s_gloves The Complicator’s Gloves]

Main Page

2025-08-29T07:31:22Z

Rayhan: /* What is this? */

== What is this? ==

This is [[User:Rayhan|Rayhan]]’s personal wiki.

Some pages are my notes to myself, other pages are intended for a general audience. The distinction might not be apparent. Good luck!

== Some starting points ==

* [[Special:AllPages|A list of every page on the wiki]]
* [[Special:RecentChanges|Recent changes]]

=== Current Projects ===
* [[Finite Set Annotation]]
* [[NYC Jobs Site]]
* [[Task DAG]]
* [https://time.rsh.co time.rsh.co]

=== Misc ===
* [[Idioms]]
* [[Personal Electronics]]
** [[Low stimulus iPhone]]
** [[Low stimulus computer]]
** [[iPod]]
* [[Software Engineering]]
** [[Command-line one-liners]]
* [[Infrastructure]]
* [[Internet Communication]]
* [[Fallow periods in consumer technology]]
* [[Antipatterns]]

=== Nonsense ===
* [[Cats]]

Low stimulus iPhone

2025-08-26T14:55:45Z

Rayhan: /* Set up shortcuts */

Low stimulus iPhone

2025-08-26T14:54:31Z

Rayhan: /* Add the shortcut(s) to a convenient place */

Low stimulus iPhone

2025-08-26T14:53:49Z

Rayhan:

Low stimulus iPhone

2025-08-26T14:52:21Z

Rayhan:

Low stimulus iPhone

2025-08-26T14:51:25Z

Rayhan:

Low stimulus iPhone

2025-08-26T14:50:29Z

Rayhan:

Low stimulus iPhone

2025-08-26T14:33:04Z

Rayhan:

== Color ==

Reducing the color on my phone has made my phone feel less addictive. Most configurations I’ve seen remove ''all'' color (greyscale), which I find too extreme. Instead, I’ve opted to remove ''some'' color (desaturation).

=== Set up color reduction ===
# Navigate to '''Settings''' > '''Accessibility''' > '''Display & Text Size'''
# Set '''Differentiate Without Color''' to "on"
# Tap '''Color Filters'''
## Choose '''Greyscale'''
## Set the '''Intensity''' to taste. I set it to about 75% (this removes 3/4 of the color)

== Set up shortcuts ==

This section will help you set up shortcuts to manage your color settings.

=== Set up a "Toggle Colors" shortcut ===
This works like an on-off switch for color reduction.

# Open the "Shortcuts" app
# Tap the "+" at the top right to add a new shortcut
# Search for "color filters" and select "Set Color Filters"
# Change the shortcut from "<Turn> color filters <on>" to "<Toggle> color filters"
# Tap the title at the top, "Set Color Filters" and rename it to "Toggle Colors" (or another name of your choice)
# Tap "Done" at the top right

== Set up a "Temporary Color Restore" shortcut ===
This allows you to restore your screen to full-color temporarily. It will revert to reduced-color after a time.

# Open the "Shortcuts" app
# Tap the "+" at the top right to add a new shortcut
# Search for "color filters", select "Set Color Filters", and change the shortcut from "<Turn> color filters <on>" to "<Turn> color filters <off>".
# Search for "wait", select "Wait", and change the shortcut from "Wait <1 second>" to "Wait "<120 seconds>" (or a duration of your choice)
** Hint: You can hold the '+' icon to speed up setting the wait time to 120 seconds

=== Add the shortcut(s) to a convenient place ===
You can add the shortcut(s) you've created to:
* [https://support.apple.com/en-gb/guide/shortcuts/apd735880972/ios Home Screen]
* Control Center
* Action Button (on [https://support.apple.com/guide/iphone/aside/iph44c8b4227/18.0/ios/18.0 supported iPhones])

== Notifications ==

TODO

Low stimulus iPhone

2025-08-26T13:47:51Z

Rayhan:

== Color ==

Reducing the color on my phone has made my phone feel less addictive. Most configurations I’ve seen remove ''all'' color (greyscale), which I find too extreme. Instead, I’ve opted to remove ''some'' color (desaturation).

=== Set up color reduction ===
# Navigate to '''Settings''' > '''Accessibility''' > '''Display & Text Size'''
# Set '''Differentiate Without Color''' to "on"
# Tap '''Color Filters'''
## Choose '''Greyscale'''
## Set the '''Intensity''' to taste. I set it to about 75% (this removes 3/4 of the color)

== Set up shortcuts ==

This section will help you set up shortcuts to manage your color settings.

=== Set up a "Toggle Colors" shortcut ===
This works like an on-off switch for color reduction.

# Open the "Shortcuts" app
# Tap the "+" at the top right to add a new shortcut
# Search for "color filters" and select "Set Color Filters"
# Change the shortcut from "<Turn> color filters <on>" to "<Toggle> color filters"
# Tap the title at the top, "Set Color Filters" and rename it to "Toggle Colors" (or another name of your choice)
# Tap "Done" at the top right

=== Add the shortcut(s) to a convenient place ===
You can add the shortcut(s) you've created to:
* [https://support.apple.com/en-gb/guide/shortcuts/apd735880972/ios Home Screen]
* Control Center
* Action Button (on [https://support.apple.com/guide/iphone/aside/iph44c8b4227/18.0/ios/18.0 supported iPhones])

== Notifications ==

TODO

Low stimulus iPhone

2025-08-24T11:12:13Z

Rayhan:

Low stimulus iPhone

2025-08-24T11:11:44Z

Rayhan: /* Color */

Low stimulus iPhone

2025-08-24T11:10:45Z

Rayhan: /* Color */

Low stimulus iPhone

2025-08-24T11:08:31Z

Rayhan:

Low stimulus iPhone

2025-08-24T11:08:12Z

Rayhan:

Low stimulus iPhone

2025-08-24T11:06:27Z

Rayhan: /* 2. Set up a "Toggle Colors" shortcut */

Low stimulus iPhone

2025-08-24T11:05:45Z

Rayhan:

Low stimulus iPhone

2025-08-24T10:41:19Z

Rayhan:

Low stimulus iPhone

2025-08-24T10:40:58Z

Rayhan:

Main Page

2025-07-30T16:38:17Z

Rayhan:

== What is this? ==

This is [[User:Rayhan|Rayhan]]’s personal wiki. Some pages are my notes to myself, other pages are intended for a general audience. The distinction might not be apparent. Good luck!

== Some starting points ==

* [[Special:AllPages|A list of every page on the wiki]]
* [[Special:RecentChanges|Recent changes]]

=== Current Projects ===
* [[Finite Set Annotation]]
* [[NYC Jobs Site]]
* [[Task DAG]]
* [https://time.rsh.co time.rsh.co]

=== Misc ===
* [[Idioms]]
* [[Personal Electronics]]
** [[Low stimulus iPhone]]
** [[Low stimulus computer]]
** [[iPod]]
* [[Software Engineering]]
** [[Command-line one-liners]]
* [[Infrastructure]]
* [[Internet Communication]]
* [[Fallow periods in consumer technology]]
* [[Antipatterns]]

=== Nonsense ===
* [[Cats]]

Finite Set Annotation

2025-07-05T06:30:28Z

Rayhan:

This project aims to help people navigate media like movies, TV shows, and books. "Finite Set Annotation" is a working name.

Side note: v1 only concerns movies, so this page will use "movie" as short-hand for what is likely to be a more generic "media item" (includees TV shows, books, etc) at a later point. Theoretically, any "entity" can be annotated, but restricting it to media seems like a good v2 goal.

== Use Cases ==

* Alert people if a movie has something they don't want to see in it.
* Filtering. Example: "films with X and Y but not Z"
* Make it easier to find movies that fit criteria for things like [https://letterboxd.com/nickcostello24/list/100-movie-challenge/ 100 movie challenge] ([https://www.reddit.com/r/Letterboxd/comments/13x7cv2/100_movie_challenge/ reddit link]).
* Make it easier to browse a big list of people's ratings, like [https://www.reddit.com/r/movies/comments/1ho6mzf/i_saw_298_movies_in_theaters_in_2024_here_is_my/ "I saw 298 movies in theaters in 2024. Here is my full ranking."]
** In a previous year, people [https://www.reddit.com/r/movies/comments/aavyrr/comment/ecw1s21/ did analysis] against Metacritic, etc.
* Make it easier to make a data visualization like "Top 20 grossing films from every year, separated by whether or not they were existing well-known IP at the time (sequel, etc)"

== Example lists ==

* [https://www.indiewire.com/gallery/quentin-tarantino-favorite-movies/ Tarantino recommendations] ([https://www.reddit.com/r/movies/s/P4fioBAeiN reddit link])

* [https://www.indiewire.com/gallery/martin-scorsese-favorite-films-movies/ IndieWire: Martin Scorsese’s Favorite Movies: 86 Films the Director Wants You to See]

* [https://www.moviemaker.com/12-ventilation-shaft-movies-gallery/ Ventilation shafts]

* [https://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2025/movies/votes-movies-21st-century.html NYT Best movies of the 21st Century]

== Annotating edges? ==

The music video for Bad was directed by Scorsese. Thriller was John Landis. Gondry and Jonze did a lot of music videos. How do we group these “big movie director does a music video” items into an annotation? Is it “on” the director or the video? Or does the data model need to change to make the annotation on the edge between the nodes of directors and [https://www.wikidata.org/wiki/Q193977 music videos (Q193977)]?

Edge annotation is limited to linking two nodes. Is that sufficient? What's the alternative?

== Glossary ==

TODO

E-Journal Format

2025-06-30T23:44:54Z

Rayhan:

This is an as-yet-untitled format definition for an enotebook format.

Some tenets:

1. Should be "unpackable" and editable using regular, available tools in their category. For example:
* Zip/Unzip
* Tar/Untar
** Maybe less preferred, if not supported by Windows or macOS (latest).

2. The root directory has a .enotebook file:
* JSON format

<pre>

{
"meta": {
"version": "0.1,
},
"width": 1404
}

</pre>

''Note: The width is arbitrary, but should be supported by all "page part" formats when used on the latest macOS, Windows, and Ubuntu Linux LTS. 1404px was chosen because both Remarkable2 and Mobiscribe Wave have that width, so it's a sane default (for now).''

== "Page part" formats ==

1. Acceptable "page part" formats:
* PNG
* BMP

Being considered:
- UTF-8 plaintext

2. The contents should be browsable and editable by a person using regular, available tools in their category.
* Directory structure: ./my-journal/page {all-uppercase alpha string, sorts to the correct order to reconstruct the page}.png

3. It should be a reasonable task to build a tool that checks that all page-parts to make sure they are the correct width, as defined in the

E-Journal Format

2025-06-30T23:43:55Z

Rayhan:

This is an as-yet-untitled format definition for an enotebook format.

Some tenets:

1. Should be "unpackable" and editable using regular, available tools in their category. For example:
* Zip/Unzip
* Tar/Untar
** Maybe less preferred, if not supported by Windows or macOS (latest).

2. The root directory has a .enotebook file:
* JSON format

<pre>

{
"meta": {
"version": "0.1,
},
"width": 1404
}

</pre>

''Note: The width is arbitrary, but should be supported by all "page part" formats when used on the latest macOS, Windows, and Ubuntu Linux LTS. 1404px was chosen because both Remarkable2 and Mobiscribe Wave have that width, so it's a sane default (for now).''

== "Page part" formats ==

1. Acceptable "page part" formats:
- PNG
- BMP

Being considered:
- UTF-8 plaintext

2. The contents should be browsable and editable by a person using regular, available tools in their category.
* Directory structure: ./my-journal/page {all-uppercase alpha string, sorts to the correct order to reconstruct the page}.png

3. It should be a reasonable task to build a tool that checks that all page-parts to make sure they are the correct width, as defined in the

E-Journal Format

2025-06-30T23:43:12Z

Rayhan:

This is an as-yet-untitled format definition for an enotebook format.

Some tenets:

1. Should be "unpackable" and editable using regular, available tools in their category. For example:
* Zip/Unzip
* Tar/Untar
** Maybe less preferred, if not supported by Windows or macOS (latest).

2. The root directory has a .enotebook file:
* JSON format

<pre>

{
"meta": {
"version": "0.1,
},
"width": 1404
}

</pre>

''Note: The width is arbitrary, but should be supported by all "page part" formats when used on the latest macOS, Windows, and Ubuntu Linux LTS. 1404px was chosen because both Remarkable2 and Mobiscribe Wave have that width.''

== "Page part" formats ==

1. Acceptable "page part" formats:
- PNG
- BMP

Being considered:
- UTF-8 plaintext

2. The contents should be browsable and editable by a person using regular, available tools in their category.
* Directory structure: ./my-journal/page {all-uppercase alpha string, sorts to the correct order to reconstruct the page}.png

3. It should be a reasonable task to build a tool that checks that all page-parts to make sure they are the correct width, as defined in the

E-Journal Format

2025-06-30T23:42:18Z

Rayhan:

This is an as-yet-untitled format definition for an enotebook format.

Some tenets:

1. Should be "unpackable" and editable using regular, available tools in their category. For example:
* Zip/Unzip
* Tar/Untar
** Maybe less preferred, if not supported by Windows or macOS (latest).

2. The root directory has a .enotebook file:
* JSON format

<pre>

{
"meta": {
"version": "0.1,
},
"width": 1404
}

</pre>

''Note: The width is arbitrary, but should be supported by all "page part" formats when used on the latest macOS, Windows, and Ubuntu Linux LTS.''

== "Page part" formats ==

1. Acceptable "page part" formats:
- PNG
- BMP

Being considered:
- UTF-8 plaintext

2. The contents should be browsable and editable by a person using regular, available tools in their category.
* Directory structure: ./my-journal/page {all-uppercase alpha string, sorts to the correct order to reconstruct the page}.png

3. It should be a reasonable task to build a tool that checks that all page-parts to make sure they are the correct width, as defined in the

E-Journal Format

2025-06-30T23:41:50Z

Rayhan: Created page with "This is an as-yet-untitled format definition for an enotebook format. Some tenets: 1. Should be "unpackable" and editable using regular, available tools in their category. For example: * Zip/Unzip * Tar/Untar ** Maybe less preferred, if not supported by Windows or macOS (latest). 2. The root directory has a .enotebook file: * JSON format <pre> { "meta": { "version": "0.1, }, "width": 1404 } </pre> ''Note: The width is arbitrary, but should be supported..."

This is an as-yet-untitled format definition for an enotebook format.

Some tenets:

1. Should be "unpackable" and editable using regular, available tools in their category. For example:
* Zip/Unzip
* Tar/Untar
** Maybe less preferred, if not supported by Windows or macOS (latest).

2. The root directory has a .enotebook file:
* JSON format

<pre>

{
"meta": {
"version": "0.1,
},
"width": 1404
}

</pre>

''Note: The width is arbitrary, but should be supported by all "page part" formats when used on the latest macOS, Windows, and Ubuntu Linux LTS.''

== "Page part" formats ==

Acceptable "page part" formats:
- PNG
- BMP

Being considered:
- UTF-8 plaintext

2. The contents should be browsable and editable by a person using regular, available tools in their category.
* Directory structure: ./my-journal/page {all-uppercase alpha string, sorts to the correct order to reconstruct the page}.png

3. It should be a reasonable task to build a tool that checks that all page-parts to make sure they are the correct width, as defined in the

Space

2025-06-24T22:45:52Z

Rayhan:

Space

2025-06-24T19:36:43Z

Rayhan:

Most of the stuff is in space. A very small part of the stuff is not in space, and that stuff belongs to Earth.

Voyager 1 is in space.

Mars is in space.

You are not in space, and are instead on the Earth (most likely).

Earth is in space. But the stuff in, on, and very close around it (astronomically speaking) is not in space.

Skydivers are not in space, but also not on the Earth. Weird one.

People in the ISS are in space.

Space

2025-06-24T19:35:49Z

Rayhan:

Most of the stuff is in space. A very small part of the stuff is not in space, and that stuff belongs to Earth.

Voyager 1 is in space.

Mars is in space.

Earth is in space. But the stuff in, on, and very close around it (astronomically speaking) is not in space.

Skydivers are not in space, but also not on the Earth. Weird one.

People in the ISS are in space.

Space

2025-06-24T19:35:29Z

Rayhan: