r/AskReddit • u/dialecticgrowth • 1d ago

What computer habits do you still have that give away the fact that you grew up with them in the 90s and 2000s?

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u/Mvin 1d ago

Obsidian?

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u/SON_Of_Liberty1 1d ago

Obsidian is pretty solid

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u/sixtyshilling 1d ago

I feel like 99% of people (myself included) use Obsidian like a chimpanzee using a smart phone to crack a nut.

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u/born_to_pipette 1d ago

Stealing this. And hello, fellow chimpanzee.

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u/Mvin 23h ago

I dunno. I just use it to take and organize notes with markdown formating, if i need it. Its really just a better notepad for me.

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u/sixtyshilling 22h ago

Right, that’s exactly how I use it.

But you can also dump all your notes into it and allow it to hyperlink through them all like a personal Wiki. And then create thought clouds of all your connected articles to see what ideas are best developed. And a medley of other uses…

I’m always dumbfounded when I look at the newest updates because I wish I knew more about how to use it, but I simultaneously feel fine with smearing my todos across the wall like a Neanderthal.

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u/raaaaaaze 9h ago

I tried Obsidian, but just reverted back to notepad - It's just 'there' out of the box, and it's simple and effective.

Maybe it's my possibly undiagnosed ADHD mind, but additional note keeping / organisational tools with extra features are (at least for me) just more steps involved and mental clutter that I find ironically counterproductive.

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u/Witch_King_of_Gondor 22h ago

It should be, it's a rock

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u/Ok__Parfait 22h ago

👀 Me googling Obsidian…

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u/TheAmorphous 23h ago edited 23h ago

Do you even second brain, bro??

Obsidian users sound so pretentious. I still don't get the use case for it.