It's an opportunity to correct every poster who states one way or another! 😅

To those who came here just to shill obsidian for some reason (drop me a dm! I also wanna get paid for my comments!) and say "it's critical to have my notes in local files":

Once user reaches few thousands of notes, non-db based software (Obsidian) will slow down to the point of being unusable. There's no workaround to this, since the bottleneck is storage speed

more on the topic

• "So how many sick days you usually take per year?"

• yes

It's part of the reason but the central issue is far more serious -- the value of TP sheet exceeded the price of original bill 😳. Clearly it's a measure to combat inflation and unauthorized money printing. After the policy, common folk have to resort to sawing bills together just to scrap by

Don't forget I was actually the person who searched for this product in the first place

terminal is a joy for the whole family. Noone is left behind

I'm using like 5 tools to explore cool communities but at the point I reach it, it's either dead or circle jerk 😔

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bro, for your age and state, you drink so little, gj! Your kidneys must be in the excellent shape...

thank you, mate.

Thanks to your comment I have become well, the disruptor of soil

P.S. also a cringie jokester

Thanks for the credits

The answer why Joplin actually shouldn't rely on filesystem as its source of truth is twofold: Search and scalability

Joplin can handle hundreds of thousands of notes and the search is pretty much instant. Relying on filesystem would defeat both of these features

Good job! It's really funny