Modern file explorer for Obsidian
Full keyboard navigation. Dual-pane layout. Mobile optimized. Notebook Navigator is a truly great plugin for one of my favorite apps, Obsidian.
Screenshot Homepage Notebook Navigator (2025-09-20) notebooknavigator.com/
For several months now, I’ve been keeping a paper journal for my tasks and a few thoughts, using the basic principles of a bullet journal. (However, I hardly like to utter that term, as I love the original, extremely simple idea, but I reject the empire or the almost sect-like movement that has emerged from it. Well, but nowadays, that’s more or less the same with almost all interesting ideas.) Back to the topic.
I have been listening to podcasts regularly for a very long time, actually since the iPod era. Sometimes more, sometimes less. Of course, I’ve tried many apps because of this. I’ve usedΒ Pocket Casts,Β CastroΒ for a long time,Β Overcast, and then one app or another, going back to Appleβs Podcast app a few times. Somehow, there were always things that bothered me. Sometimes the interface was too complex, and sometimes I missed essential features.
TIL that if your Switch 2 feels hot just sitting in the dock in standby mode, you should check if the following setting is enabled and turn it off: System Settings β Sleep Mode β Keep Wired Connection Active in Sleep Mode
TIL that you can update the firmware of your ASUS ROG Swift OLED PG32UCDM via a USB stick. I always thought I had to find a Windows PC for this, so I never did tried it.
For about two months, I haven’t been using my Apple Watch anymore, at least only sporadically. Previously, I wore one of my Apple Watches daily for almost ten years (9 years, 9 months, and 2 days). My longest streak for closing the activity rings was two years (735 days), and overall, I closed all the rings over 2,750 times in the 3,563 days that I owned an Apple Watch. I could hardly imagine life without an Apple Watch on my wrist.