This is a great idea for all sorts of journaling systems, not just Roam. That said, Roam feels built for this kind of journaling. I’ve been trying this sort of thing (minus the individualized thoughts) as I use Roam to build out a CRM of sorts.
I picked up this pack yesterday and did some experimentation. I really like the moodiness these ones provide. As always, start with these presets and build your own look out from there.
These are some warm and golden presets that should go well with any moody or high contrast look you’re going for. Beautiful.
The headline tools here are the Godox AD200s. These lights seem like an absolute winner if you’re looking for the most flexible external lighting kit.
Yes, another one of those Pro Display XDR setups. I want one of these more than a James Brand Duval, I promise.
This may be the nicest knife I’ve ever seen. I want one.
If you’re a Star Wars fan, I dare you not to stare at this map for 15 minutes attempting to nail down exactly which episode of which show the planet was introduced. Also, “Starkiller Base” should say “Ilum”.
And to top today’s roundup of HEY-related links is Jason Fried’s breakdown of the compromises made by both Basecamp and Apple to ensure HEY can continue on as a service and app within the App Store. I’m glad this fiasco is over — we can get back to watching the Basecamp team continue revolutionizing how we treat email. I hope they set their sights on allowing notifications for when a new sender hits The Screener and for when emails hit the Imbox.
Nick Heer’s (now somewhat dated) analysis of the HEY controversy with Apple is worth a read. I think this whole “Big business gets to pick and choose winners and losers” is something to keep our eyes on as institutions get bigger and bigger. If you think it’s bad when big business gets to dictate winners and losers, imagine how bad it is when government gets ultra-big.
This is one of the most balanced HEY Email reviews I’ve found so far.