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    Scott Kingery
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    Systems Analyst. Exploring the digital life. #NASASocial alum. Author: Best Route Guide to Walking the San Diego Zoo. Fan: Padres, Seahawks, craft beer. #MoreSignalLessNoise

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    If you are on Threads and posting publicly, why wouldn't you turn on Fediverse sharing? Sure you may not understand the Fediverse but, why limit your reach? https://www.threads.net/settings/account #threads #fediverse #social

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    🚀via @DrPen

    Original Mastodon Post

    Importing feeds into Obsidian with Simple RSS!

    If you want to archive your Mastodon or other app/site feed posts into Obsidian as separate post entries, I wrote a post about how to use the Simple RSS plugin to do that. I cover Mastodon and Grav RSS feeds. I've done the best I can do for now with instructions and a big thank you goes out to simple rss dev Monnier Antoine for being super helpful.

    #RSS #feeds #archive #websites #blogging #mastodon #obsidian #obsidianmd

    penworks.net/blog/importing-fe

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    🚀via @yuliyan

    Original Mastodon Post

    Obsidian as a resilient hardware inventory tracker. This might be untidy and I will write up a better tutorial once i set things up for blogging.

    #Obsidian #Tutorial #Inventory #ADHD

    1. Install Kanban community plug-In. This is not necessary but it is a nice way to track states of items and get them displayed.

    2. Create a new board dedicated to the inventory and set up your first list. I like to start with "Inbox". (1/9)

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    🚀via @secupriv

    Original Mastodon Post

    @liztai Your dataviews wil evolve and that might be a challenge when you have dataviews in your templates that you then likely want to update too.

    My solution to that is to put a #DataviewJS snippet in the template that loads another note (call it a #Dataview #template) where the actual Dataview lives.

    The code to load that other note:

    ```dataviewjs
    dv.span(await dv.io.load("/full_path_to/note.md"))
    ```
    Works like a charm and it makes life much easier.

    #Obsidian #ObsidianMD @obsidianmd