Note-Taking Weapons I Use to Tame the Tech Beast
<p>In this modern era, almost everyone has multiple computers around their house.</p>
<p>Problems are now solved by devices specifically crafted for that purpose.</p>
<p>Want to play games with the highest possible graphics? Build a powerful PC.</p>
<p>Want to work while traveling? Get a lightweight laptop.</p>
<p>Do more design while traveling? Get a 2–1 tablet/laptop combo.</p>
<p>Want to play games on the go? Get a Switch.</p>
<p>Combine this with machines issued by companies, and you’re left with many devices spread across your household, with all your thoughts/notes spread across them.</p>
<p>I’ve found this problem infuriating as I want all my notes to be consolidated in one place so that I can reference them easily whether I’m on my PC, work laptop, phone, tablet, or home laptop (it’s too much I know).</p>
<p>I think other people struggle with this problem as well, so I wanted to share a few tools that I’ve found useful that help me fight back against the multi-headed hydra of technology. (Not affiliated with these in any way, just enjoy using them)</p>
<h1>Gitbook</h1>
<p>Gitbook has come a long way since I started using it, but it’s a helpful tool that you can use to keep notes across devices.</p>
<p>I’ve used the free version extensively and enjoyed the ability to create multiple sections to keep my thoughts separate, but accessible.</p>
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