Back to blogging again. Good to get something out in the internets again.
Publishing a blog post today that’s been collecting dust for a couple of weeks now.
Might be great, might not be, that doesn’t matter. What matters is it’s out there.
Migrating Day One to Bear
This week I’ve started migrating my Day One entries to Bear. I initially wanted to omit all the tags for my Day One entries on the import, but I decided to leave them in. The reason for this is that although Bear uses these tags and will populate the sidebar with them, it will be much easier for me to migrate entries for each tag into Bear correctly.
I’m using a top-level tag of #journal for all my entries. Within this top-level tag, there will be some nested tags.
- Entries are tagged with the month and year. All tags in June of 2017 will have the tag
#journal/2017/06. - Special moments get their tag of
#journal/moments. - Other tags will be used as
#journal/drewand#journal/ethan.
With all the extra Day One tags now listed in my sidebar, I’ve now started the task of migrating these entries to use my new tagging system for my journal entries. I’m taking it a couple of tags at a time, and I’m already roughly a quarter of the way to migrating all these entries over.
It looks like a particular way of tagging these entries, but in the long run, it will be much easier to find everything as well as exporting a month or even a year of entries to another format so that I reproduce them in a better form.
I would love to see account types on Twitter and then better controls that are derived from them.
I always block businesses that follow me on Twitter, especially when there is no clear reason as to why they are following me.
Always interested to see what’s on Kurt Harden’s reading list.
Michale Wade has the perfect way to focus.
Chair. Notebook. Coffee. Drafts. Index cards. Pens. Silence.
Tower 3 beta installed.
A familiar front-end but a little bit more fresh than Tower 2. Not had a chance to use much of new features yet, but first impressions are good.
Good views while I wait.
I’d love a place like this.