Both command line tools require Python 3. I’ve tried both and they work as described in Ed Summers’s excellent write-up. Remember to backup your archive first.
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the dailywebthing archives
the dailywebthing archives
Newly curated links are now regularly posted at i.webthings.
Category: tools
‘a plugin for reading and annotating PDFs and EPUBs in Obsidian’
Note: Available via Obsidian settings (community plugins).
an accessibility checker for Chromium and Firefox
‘an open-source, web-based bookmarking server’
Note:
It looks very much like Pinboard (with similar multiple-account support) but “currently intended for self-host scenarios.”
Welcome to
the dailywebthing archives,
a combined collection of posts from
the dailywebthing linkport and
dailywebthing daily pointers, spanning
several decades.
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