Hello world! Our first version of the "Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire" in @RoamResearch is released! ๐๏ธ Feedback welcome! https://t.co/8rvS4wB8jP 1/2
โIt is time for everybody in our legislature including the ones who would like to walk around with an ar15 lapel pin, it is time for every one of them to face the voters and if they're not going to do something, then voters are going to have to vote them outโ
inasmuch I would love to move away from @evernote (clunky desktop UI, puzzling development strategy, poor customer service, and... doubled price) I have to say @obsdmd mobile search is not ready to handle 12,000+ notes.
Now, just as then: "I cannot forecast to you the action of Russia. It is a riddle, wrapped in a mystery, inside an enigma; but perhaps there is a key. That key is Russian national interest." #churchill
Prominent anti-#LGBTQ+ bigot, racist, former Gitmo torturer, and all-around scumbag buffoon @RonDeSantis won't even talk to @SecretaryPete about Florida's transportation issues. https://t.co/VCmh7EAZss
greatly enjoyed "The Joy of X" by @stevenstrogatz. I have always been intrigued by the use of 'self-evident' in the Declaration of Independence, and I thought it was one of the edits by Benjamin Franklin, replacing 'sacred and undeniable'? 1/2
@candice_millard 6) will you need to share and collaborate with others
7) do you care about customizing the appearance of the app (font size, type, color etc)
But in the end I recommend to just try a few and see how they fit your note-taking style. 3/3
@candice_millard 3) do you need to access and search your notes from your phone/tablet
4) do you often clip content from the web
5) do you need to store other files with your notes (videos, PDFs, slides, spreadsheets etc)
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On or around this date in 536, the Roman army of Belisarius stormed the city of Naples and put many to the sword, ending a 21 day siege and opening up the road to the Eternal City. Why such a bloody resolution to this siege? Read on. #Roman#Byzantine#History#Italy ๐ฎ๐น
Doctor Willard Bliss was born Doctor (Doctor was his first name). Dr. Doctor Willard Bliss treated (possibly negligently) James Garfield after he was shot in July 1881