I kind of see something like Ton’s public sharing of the details of his PKM as part of a body of artifacts for the Hacker class. That perhaps sounds a bit grandiose, but hey if Vectoralism is about appropriation of knowledge work and commodification of information, then open descriptions and sharing of how we do knowledge work without Vectoralist class tools is a small counter to that.
Author: Neil Mather
I’ve been reading through Ton‘s articles on his PKM system. Ton’s PKM. It’s of great interest to me because I really respect Ton’s views, and I’m keen to see where it might help me reflect on my own system. Ton tries to avoid silos and lock-in, and has recently been able to move much of his system to plain-text and Obsidian, and I think many of the methods would translate to org-mode, if I wanted them to. Thanks Ton for sharing it in such detail. https://www.zylstra.org/blog/2020/10/100-days-in-obsidian-pt-1/
Thinking about my music listening strategy a bit today. Finding and listening to music in a way that supports artists gives the finger to the big corps. What’s yours? https://commonplace.doubleloop.net/music-listening-strategy
5 bandcamp tracks for you to and enjoy and support the artistes.
I quite like the idea of an antilibrary (a collection of unread books). https://nesslabs.com/antilibrary
I have an antilibrary of articles.
Cool that Mobilizon (federated Facebook groups/events alternative) is released now. Hope it does well!