dnnsmnstrr's Zettelkasten

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https://dnnsmnstrr.gitlab.io/zettelkasten

A personal knowledge base and digital garden containing notes on software tools (macOS, iOS, Home Assistant, Neuron), hardware (Raspberry Pi, Ugreen NASync), and personal interests including learning methodologies, project-based learning, and life values.

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  1. Use available API routes

    The following routes are available for data retrieval and redirects:

    RouteDescription
    /dennisReturns information about the author
    /eventsReturns a list of life events
    /socialReturns a JSON object of social URLs
    /social/{platform}Redirects to a specific profile (facebook, twitter, instagram, linkedin, github, youtube, spotify, telegram)
    /playlistReturns a JSON list of Spotify playlists
    /playlist/currentRedirects to the current specific playlist
    /playlist/randomRedirects to a random Spotify playlist
    /redirectDynamically returns a redirect based on a list of aliases, falling back to social links or the homepage
  2. Use Cloudflare Zero Trust for internal network tunnels

    Cloudflare Zero Trust can be used to establish secure tunnels to services running on an internal network, allowing external access to private services such as Home Assistant or Invidious without exposing them directly to the public internet.
  3. Use Barrier as a KVM solution for macOS and Windows

    Barrier is an open-source KVM (Keyboard, Video, Mouse) software solution that allows a user to control multiple computers (e.g., a Windows PC and a MacBook Pro) using a single keyboard and mouse/trackpad. It is an alternative to paid software like Synergy or ShareMouse.
  4. Optimize journaling accessibility using iOS Shortcuts

    Improve journaling consistency by using iOS Shortcuts to create quick-action links on the home screen. This allows for immediate access to daily summary templates and the ability to integrate external prompt lists (such as the '40 questions' list) for annual reflection.
  5. Use brainstorming and Oblique Strategies for ideation

    To generate and refine ideas, use the following methods:

    • Brainstorming: Focus on quantity first, as high-quality ideas often follow 'dumb' ideas. After the initial collection, cluster similar ideas and run a second round of brainstorming based on the winning concepts.
    • Oblique Strategies: Use a set of prompts to break creative blocks and approach problems from new angles.
  6. Configure Day One for daily journaling and place documentation

    To maintain a consistent journaling habit, use a mobile-first environment with dedicated journals for different types of entries. In Day One, set up a main 'journal' for daily summaries and a 'Place' journal for documenting visited or memorable locations.
    # Day Summary
    
    Any notable things happen today?
    -
    
    Highlight of the day?
    
    I’ve been thinking about…
    # Title
    
    What happened here?
    
    Who was I here with?