Any notes online you think are so perfectly written you’d put them into your markdown note vault without changing a thing?

Please share a link here, can be from any subject or knowledge area. Like a summary notes for some math topic, or an analysis for a book.

For instance, I love this Git notes article the diagrams are very well drawn, and I've saved it in my notes.

I'm currently building a small website as my online portfolio and blog, with some fun stuff like making it explorable as a side-scroller "game" (I gaven't enabled that functionality yet), and as part of documenting the process, I'm trying to write short blog posts that cover some of the tools and decisions I'm making along the way.

This post is about how I decided to write the site's content using Markdown in order to write using Obsidian, and how I then turn that Markdown code into clean, modern HTML "on the fly".

Please note that the site itself is still very much a work in progress.

Just a few personal thoughts. Notes to myself, to people who use and love this app everyday.

cross-posted from: https://lemmy.world/post/32239055

Syncthing vs Obsidian Remotely Save

I want to sync my Obsidian files between Windows and Android. Between using Syncthing and Obsidian Remotely Save plugin, which would be an better option for me if I only care about sync performance, security, regex support and battery usage?

Syncthing seems to be a better option, though I'm not sure whether it supports encryption when transmitting data and regex. but it requires constant running in the background so I would say it consumes more battery power than remotely save

Remotely Save plugin is a bit buggy in my opinion (experienced a few file lost and incorrect sync when creating new files) but it supports encryption in transmitting data and regex.

thanks a lot in advance