oh man i tried calendly for a week and didn't like that i had to pay for it to be able to schedule a 30 and 60 minute meeting and switched to cal.com where i can do that. the open source was a huge bonus too. what issues are you seeing with cal.com? i have only used both for very little.

using all of them is most likely the correct way forward.

just the nsec in the text file. normally this is created when you sign up.

there were no smart fridges there :(

i think habla.news is great and has many great features for reading, but i couldn't login on mobile. it was just failing me in this one particular area.

I used nano like 20 years ago and said fuck that and never used it again 🤣

https://inkwell.shakespeare.wtf

i created this in Walmart yesterday while i wanted for my car to get new tires. i wanted to write a blog post on mobile, but Yakihonne, Habla.news, Highlighter, and Primal all failed me. they had bugs or just flat out did not work on mobile.

so, i pulled up #Shakespeare and gave it a simple prompt that i wanted a simple and elegant writing app to publish blogs on nostr. nothing else, just writing. it cost me about $3.00 to create. i published a new Soapbox Sessions blog. mission accomplished.

today i added a couple features that i wanted to see: saving drafts to relays instead of locally and i added the ability to edit existing articles. i also made the foramtting toolbar easier to use on mobile.

i probably won't be adding a whole lot to this, because i just want a simple place to publish a blog without a bunch of extra bells and whistles and inkwell does that for me.

precisely. AI is just another tool in the development toolkit.

perhaps not lazy, more efficient with your time?

ive never met those people. but that could be also because i grew up driving when you had to use a map and print out maps from mapquest or yahoo maps.

oh no, i use vim all day long brother!

:wq

WHAT?!

I LIVE IN VIM ALMOST ALL DAY LONG!

VIM BROTHERS.

RISE UP.