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Atom Text Editor Will Officially Stop Later This Year

For years I have been using Atom to write my scripts.. Because I think this is one of the best FREE “Hackable” text editors. But…. GitHub Atom is shutting down.. Unfortunately.. “When we formally introduced Atom in 2014, we set out to give developers a text editor that was deeply customizable but also easy to use—one that made it possible for more people to build software. While that goal of growing the software creator community remains , we’ve decided to retire Atom in order to further our commitment to bringing fast and reliable software development to the cloud via Microsoft Visual Studio Code and GitHub Codespaces.

My Digital Garden

Digital Garden For me this website is a beautiful publicly available snapshot of my second brain but with a twist between the chaos streams and the cultivated performance. I always wanted to create something where I can just express myself in the way I want to.. 🌱 Plant: By hunting down interesting ideas and taking notes. 🌳 Grow: By refining notes and connecting them with others. 🍇 Harvest: By composing new ideas through Creative Remixing.

Content Copy Protection And No Right Click Scripts

Why? After writing articles on HackingPassion.com for some time, I noticed that articles were regularly copied and posted as if they had written it themselves. But really everything, even with a photo. I was asked several times or even threatened to remove my own content. They even stood on Medium. With photos of my terminal and my own face on it. (Most of those articles have been removed), this was for sure because I asked them very nicely to do so.

Add Copy to Clipboard Buttons to Code Blocks in Hugo

Many websites have plug-ins for Copy to Clipboard Buttons, but after consulting many documents. I didn’t like the page layout and it’s very difficult to adjust. I checked some foreign websites and ended up sharing the code I found. I’ve tweaked the code here and there. See below an example of what it will look like: Add a Copy to Clipboard A block of code without syntax highlighting has the same structure, but nothing around <div class=highlight>.

My Digital Garden

March 5, 2022, Reading time: 2 minutes

Digital Garden

For me this website is a beautiful publicly available snapshot of my second brain but with a twist between the chaos streams and the cultivated performance.

I always wanted to create something where I can just express myself in the way I want to..

🌱 Plant: By hunting down interesting ideas and taking notes.

🌳 Grow: By refining notes and connecting them with others.

🍇 Harvest: By composing new ideas through Creative Remixing..

I call this the Collect, Connect and Create Process.

  • A personal repository of notes
  • A personal website
  • A blog
  • A wiki
  • A place where I can BE.. Free

No great mind has ever existed without a touch of madness.

A digital garden is a place on the web where you’ll find all kinds of digital bits of information more or less related to each other. Like a natural garden, a digital garden is something that grows and changes over time. It’s never completely done.

Digital gardens provide an alternative to chronological streams such as blogs and social media. Streams are great for finding out what’s happening and whats new now. But they’re lousy for organizing information. Also, streams are terrible for longevity. Once stuff gets pushed down off the top of the stream, it disappears. Digital gardens are places where you can organize information and keeping information available over the long term.

After a while thinking about this idea, I realized that we’re talking here about the old, 90s “personal website.” People back then would create websites devoted to their favorite bands, or hobbies, or just their own lives and interests. Eventually these got swallowed up by Wikipedia, Google and the various social media sites.

Digital gardens are exciting to me, personally, because they solve a couple of problems that I’ve been thinking about for years.

Digital Garden - Roots

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