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A plugin to keep helpful stuff available in a sidecar panel.

A project I’ve been noodling with for the last few years (okay a lot of years) has been reverse engineering the file formats for the game The Summoning. This has led to things like learning kaitai.

I’ve started keeping notes on papers in Obsidian and I thought I’d share the workflow, which so far is pretty straightforward and easy to set up. This uses the binary file manager plugin and the annotator plugin.

I’ve recently been having fun with yt again. Really, though, I’ve been having fun exploring the ways I can use it from different perspectives, and using it to teach myself the library textual.

A quick setup for project notes in Obsidian

How I import my Strava runs into Obsidian

(Confession time: I did not even realize I was mildly-punning in that title.) Over the last few months, my hobby-time has mostly been focused on some reverse engineering of old DOS games I played as a kid.

I think I’ve talked myself into proposing a big change in yt. I’m not the “boss” of yt, so it might not happen, but I’ve kind of worked up my courage to make a serious suggestion.

In this blogpost, I walk through the annoying bits about loading unknown data into yt.

What is this Whole Tale thing?