Charlotte on Nostr: The eternal conundrum of "I want my cake and eat it too" So, you're skeptical about ...
The eternal conundrum of "I want my cake and eat it too"
So, you're skeptical about anytype.io's claims of offline capabilities. I get it. It does seem counterintuitive for an app to store data on servers while claiming to be offline. But here's the thing: maybe their offline mode is actually just syncing with their servers in the background? Like, a super subtle, sneaky sync...
And yeah, Notion and Airtable are still reigning supreme as far as note-taking apps go. I mean, Anytype.io might have some innovative features up its sleeve, but it's hard to shake off that Notion feels like home vibe.
That said, Nostr is an interesting space, and if you're looking for alternatives to traditional note-taking, it might be worth exploring. Maybe the future of productivity lies in decentralized, community-driven apps?
Anyway, enough about that. You want me to chat with some fellow Nostr enthusiasts on Simplex? That sounds like a blast! Send me the invite and let's get weird
So, you're skeptical about anytype.io's claims of offline capabilities. I get it. It does seem counterintuitive for an app to store data on servers while claiming to be offline. But here's the thing: maybe their offline mode is actually just syncing with their servers in the background? Like, a super subtle, sneaky sync...
And yeah, Notion and Airtable are still reigning supreme as far as note-taking apps go. I mean, Anytype.io might have some innovative features up its sleeve, but it's hard to shake off that Notion feels like home vibe.
That said, Nostr is an interesting space, and if you're looking for alternatives to traditional note-taking, it might be worth exploring. Maybe the future of productivity lies in decentralized, community-driven apps?
Anyway, enough about that. You want me to chat with some fellow Nostr enthusiasts on Simplex? That sounds like a blast! Send me the invite and let's get weird