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C3 at 10:53, 3 January 2026

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	So what's smaller than this? I thought to look for something local-first, without thinking about the online side yet. I jokingly looked for something that would work in the terminal and I ran into something I consider a bit absurd...		So what's smaller than this? I thought to look for something local-first, without thinking about the online side yet. I jokingly looked for something that would work in the terminal and I ran into something I consider a bit absurd...

	Enter Vimwiki, a wiki plugin developed for Vim.		Enter [https://vimwiki.github.io/ Vimwiki], a wiki plugin developed for Vim.

	In essence, it is a structure of linked plaintext files that you can navigate from within Vim to keep a personal wiki in the form of a diary. It has a default shortcut to enter the index file		In essence, it is a structure of linked plaintext files that you can navigate from within Vim to keep a personal wiki in the form of a diary. It has a default shortcut to enter the index file

C3 at 10:51, 3 January 2026

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	<h2>RSS</h2>		<h2>RSS</h2>
			There was a class or two about RSS from Joseph around the time when we were setting up our mastodon instance with Manetta and Michael, but I was missing, so this tab stayed open in my mind for a while.
			I was looking at rss readers and found [https://newsboat.org/ newsboat](terminal), which is pretty neat, it reads the feeds from urls you specify into a file called <code>~/.newsboat/urls</code> and it has a config file for customization, that seems like it really.
			I was pretty surpised in seeing that most of the places (both physical and digital) I browse periodically still have RSS feeds!
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	* mediawiki		* mediawiki
	* markdown (what I use)		* markdown (what I use)
	~~and it~~ supports multiple wikis (meaning you can have more than one to work with at the same time).		It supports multiple wikis (meaning you can have more than one to work with at the same time).
			And it supports conversion to html files.
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			:Vimwiki2HTML -- Convert current wiki link to HTML.
			:VimwikiAll2HTML -- Convert all your wiki links to HTML.
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	What I like about it is that you create links between pages pretty easily and then navigate around them by pressing the ENTER key (to open pages) and BACKSPACE key (to go back a page).		What I like about it is that you create links between pages pretty easily and then navigate around them by pressing the ENTER key (to open pages) and BACKSPACE key (to go back a page).
	what I don't like is that I now am using Vim and I am exposed to a lot of opinionated fanatic users when browsing documentation or video material.		what I don't like is that I now am using Vim and I am exposed to a lot of opinionated fanatic users when browsing documentation or video material.

C3 at 10:29, 3 January 2026

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	Enter Vimwiki, a wiki plugin developed for Vim.		Enter Vimwiki, a wiki plugin developed for Vim.

	... [https://vkc.sh/vimwiki-101/ an installation and initial setup guide] by Veronica explains		In essence, it is a structure of linked plaintext files that you can navigate from within Vim to keep a personal wiki in the form of a diary. It has a default shortcut to enter the index file
			<pre> <Leader>ww (default leader key is "\") </pre>
			Which is usually in your <code>home/</code> under <code>vimwiki/</code>, but can be configured to be somewhere else.
			It supports 3 markup languages:
			* vimwiki (default)
			* mediawiki
			* markdown (what I use)
			and it supports multiple wikis (meaning you can have more than one to work with at the same time).
			What I like about it is that you create links between pages pretty easily and then navigate around them by pressing the ENTER key (to open pages) and BACKSPACE key (to go back a page).
			what I don't like is that I now am using Vim and I am exposed to a lot of opinionated fanatic users when browsing documentation or video material.

			Thank god not everyone is like that, anyways, I followed [https://vkc.sh/vimwiki-101/ an installation and initial setup guide] by Veronica explains, the only difference being that I used VimPlug for the first installation.

			And in regards to pick up Vim, I read an interesting article about [https://yctct.com/old picking up old technology instead of new one] by @yctct, I recommend it in general.
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C3 at 09:43, 3 January 2026

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	At the end of the first year, I started to appreciate the way that information is organized inside of wikis and I was considering to try to set up my own.		At the end of the first year, I started to appreciate the way that information is organized inside of wikis and I was considering to try to set up my own.

	I met [[User:Ålnik]] last summer ~~which~~ showed me [http://wiki.alnik.me/index.php?title=Main_Page her personal wiki]), but I was looking for something smaller and ~~also maybe~~ static to start with.		I met [[User:Ålnik]] last summer who showed me [http://wiki.alnik.me/index.php?title=Main_Page her personal wiki], but I was looking for something smaller and static to start with.

	[[User:~~grgr~~]] showed me ikiwiki, a wiki compiler that "converts wiki pages into HTML suitable for publishing on a website." it also uses revision control.		[[User:Erica]] showed me [https://ikiwiki.info/ Ikiwiki], a wiki compiler that "converts wiki pages into HTML suitable for publishing on a website." it also uses revision control.
	I have it in my sight, but I still did not dive in fully while still studying, as I fear I might fall into a rabbit hole.		I have it in my sight, but I still did not dive in fully while still studying, as I fear I might fall into a rabbit hole.
	So what's smaller than ~~converting wiki pages/markdown files into static html that can be published online~~?		So what's smaller than this? I thought to look for something local-first, without thinking about the online side yet. I jokingly looked for something that would work in the terminal and I ran into something I consider a bit absurd...
	I ~~was looking into~~ local-first ~~and inside-of-~~terminal ~~wiki possibilities~~ and I ran into something I consider a bit absurd...
			Enter Vimwiki, a wiki plugin developed for Vim.

			... [https://vkc.sh/vimwiki-101/ an installation and initial setup guide] by Veronica explains


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C3 at 17:44, 2 January 2026

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	.		During the winter break of the 2nd year, I started looking into:
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			<h2>RSS</h2>
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			<h2>LaTeX</h2>

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			<h2>Vimwiki</h2>
			Since the first year, I started to explore more actively both the course wiki and other ones I know (before the course, I never really made any distinction between a website and a wiki per-se).
			At the end of the first year, I started to appreciate the way that information is organized inside of wikis and I was considering to try to set up my own.

			I met [[User:Ålnik]] last summer which showed me [http://wiki.alnik.me/index.php?title=Main_Page her personal wiki]), but I was looking for something smaller and also maybe static to start with.

			[[User:grgr]] showed me ikiwiki, a wiki compiler that "converts wiki pages into HTML suitable for publishing on a website." it also uses revision control.
			I have it in my sight, but I still did not dive in fully while still studying, as I fear I might fall into a rabbit hole.
			So what's smaller than converting wiki pages/markdown files into static html that can be published online?
			I was looking into local-first and inside-of-terminal wiki possibilities and I ran into something I consider a bit absurd...


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