Channel Title: By Default Channel Description: I don’t like technology but have to use it sometimes. <video> Idiot user tries to use Kakoune (for notes? Also Helix?) Description: Apologies to the Kakoune community that no one is making intelligent videos about your cool editor and you have to put up with this caveman talking about word wrapping and Wolverine comics. Kakoune starter config links: https://kakoune-editor.github.io/community-articles/2021/01/01/first_two_hours_in_two_minutes.html https://discuss.kakoune.com/t/changing-the-cursor-colour-in-insert-mode/394/4 https://gitlab.com/Screwtapello/kakoune-ghwiki 0:00 Intro 3:07 What's Kakoune? 5:52 Kakoune: The Unix Citizen 8:49: Shell script plugins 10:11 Soft vs. hard wrapping text 14:55 I fail to use Kakoune 18:14 Useful stuff if you want to try it 19:01 Helix?? 25:46 Strawmen arguments against kak destroyed Reupload with fixed audio. Sorry, I can't use computers. </video> <video> But I'm Reviewing Skiff and Proton Mail Description: Update: Skiff has added unlimited email aliases (called Quick Aliases), which is a major feature upgrade IMO. If you want the MOST PRIVATE communications, consider an in-person conversation. 0:00 Problems with email 5:25 You don't use E2EE emails 6:46 Don't use email 8:35 Skiff vs. Proton (Email/Aliases) 12:12 Skiff vs. Proton (Calendar) 13:04 Skiff vs. Proton (Cloud Storage) 16:36 Skiff vs. Proton (Notes) 18:02 Skiff vs. Proton (VPN) 19:26 Proton Pass... I guess 20:04 Conclusion & Encryption Literally made this video because I need to make a third notes video but don't want people to think I'm only ever going to make notes videos. </video> <video> Simple, Non-Commercial, Open Source Notes Description: A 30 minute video about opening up a text box and typing something into it for later, made for people who watch videos about doing that rather than just getting work done. 00:29 Requirements 4:10 Zettlr, VNote, and nb 5:48 Zim 7:50 QOwnNotes 12:31 The end of pretending this is about productivity 14:48 Emacs 21:18 Neovim 25:59 It never ends 27:12 Kakoune, Helix, Vis, Neatvi (I don't use these) Please look at silverbullet.md, a browser based, MIT licensed markdown notes editor that seems very in line with my personal tastes. It would be up there in the A tier. I’ve messed with Kakoune a bit and think I’ll make a follow up about taking notes in kak (and Helix) since there were some challenges and considerations. Emacs is the best all around for notes but can be slow, Neovim is the fastest and best supported, Kakoune has interesting consistent bindings and minimalist philosophy, and Helix is snappy and kak-ish but wordier and not extensible. I could just pick one and stick with it but why not overanalyze all of them more?? </video>

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