2:09:39I think my friend has an obsidian like, mind map, of cine2nerdle films related to David Lynch
2:09:43I feel that, I think I can fill a shelf with l the notebooks and sketchbooks I have
2:09:44:_lumiCheer::_lumiCheer::_lumiCheer:
2:09:49sam cover your ears I cant live through another chemistry lesson
2:09:53last time i used a note book was for dnd
2:09:55I feel more secure writing it down, like it's safer
2:09:56Loomi's Library of Alexandria worth of notebooks.
2:09:57are you ready for more chemistry yet?
2:10:09Obsidian is what I use for DnD prep.
2:10:16nothing beats obsidian for revision
2:10:19I love having special notebooks like the Marten/Lucky Star notebook you sold, but I hate using them because the pages are permanent.
2:10:22it is very good for flow charts
2:10:29Oh, flowcharts are a blessing when programing
2:10:32Chemistry I was good at, it was Physics I was dogshit at
2:10:35dammit just realised i coulda been crocheting during this oh well
2:10:43:face-green-smiling::face-green-smiling:
2:10:45Actually on the topic of the AI supply chain, Dr. Ian Cutress has a really good video on EUV and Substrate, a prospective US-based competitor for ASML.
2:10:50Yeah, I'm too afraid to use my Marten Notebook fully because it's a limited resource
2:10:56Maybe I should mismatch my capitalization like Lumi so I only write letters I'm good at writing
2:11:03performance reviewing herself
2:11:04Used obsidian for a while when i was in uni liked it a lot more than one note
2:11:13Just keep it when you're done with it
2:11:18That's how I feel about the marten stickers. I should have gotten 2 sets
2:11:19which subject or topic of interest has the most note books?