@fuse @mikeflstfi yowsers! Amazon sells the Hamilton Khaki, didn't know (or expect) that. #watches

https://amzn.to/3IRhSJe

@fuse @mikeflstfi though the Hamilton is more of a field watch I guess

@fuse @mikeflstfi so many good pilot #watches out there, hard to beat an IWC or Sinn, but I love the Hamilton Khaki... #womw

@mikeflstfi I designed a fleiger pilot watch many years ago - it was going to be produced under the same brand as my Ocean Divers, but it never happened. I should send you my drawings to see what you think - the onion crown made me think of it.

Cool little video simply explaining the #Zettelkasten note-taking method, arguably the most effective knowledge management methodology there is. #notetaking #writing #obsidian #analog #atomicnotes

https://youtu.be/rOSZOCoqOo8

@thedisasterautist agreed. I like how they force me to slow down and be more deliberate in what and how I write.

Loving this cool little Kaweco Sport $20 pocket #fountainpen

@mikeflstfi that onion crown!!!

Not sure how many of you still enjoy using #fountainpens but I recently snagged a really nice, cheap, pocket fountain pen made by #Kaweco of Germany. It's just about the perfect pocket fountain pen I've ever had. #writing #bulletjournal #pens #journaling #analog

https://briangreen.net/kaweco_sport

Was #Dune a warning to us all about the risk of #AI? #ButlerianJihad

https://youtu.be/RZlU7FRyxdU

@BipolarArtist also, don't know if you go to such things, but I will be at the next #PhreakNIC conference and would be happy to meet up and chat in person.

https://phreaknic.info/index.php/about-phreaknic/

@BipolarArtist I haven't given up. My suggestion would be to see if you can share a few smaller teaser puzzles that help people solve pieces and which get incrementally harder. It could be a lot of fun, without giving everything away for free. Here's one I did years ago...

@BipolarArtist dude, I am not saying you don't deserve to make money off your hard work - you do! I'm saying that the barrier to get drawn in may be too high for the first step. Is there a way to give people a small taste of what there is to solve without having to commit to purchasing? Generate excitement that will make them want to read/learn more?

@MrGoat for that price there should be tongue

@BipolarArtist if people can't make quick or incremental progress and have some small success, typically they will give up and move on. If buying you book is required to solve, then it's likely a barrier to the whole thing. You have to give them something they can solve, that is smaller than the whole and at no cost.

The challenge I created for example, was not easy and hand multiple phases, but it was 100% free so people could make progress.

Happy Friday all!

The shoutout list is a really nice way to connect people - hey everyone, happy Friday! One of my favorite tools is an app called #Obsidian which has a clever note linking/mapping feature - it would be super cool if we could have a #mindmap style view of our #Coso connections!!

@NiveusLepus @otter405 @Idissent @ZelenaHull @see_the_sus @JeSsA @danialexis @MPCavalier