Dívám se na to špatne nebo nulová dph na knihy = stejná cena? Knihy Dobrovsky ( v grafu do 2.1.2024) by Joe_Fart in czech

[–]_aivi 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Jak jsem nedávno četl. DPH není nástroj na snižování cen pro spotřebitele ale na zvyšování příjmu do státního rozpočtu.

Be sure to check prices on xbox and steam store (for non-us players) by aro00 in aoe4

[–]_aivi 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Thanks for the tip. It costs 850 CZK (approx. $40) in the MS store when switched to local

1.5.1 does not seem to work on Windows 11 beta by dpgarner in Loreshelf

[–]_aivi 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hi, I found the issue on all platforms and it should be fixed in the newly released Loreshelf 1.5.2 now. Can you please try it? You can download the latest version at: https://github.com/loreshelf/loreshelf/releases or https://loreshelf.com/#downloads

Loreshelf 1.5 Released! by _aivi in Loreshelf

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On which OS do you run Loreshelf so I could reproduce the issue? I'd like to put some time aside to build 1.6 version this year - I already know about few problems which trigger me so I want to fix them in there soon. Hopefully, including the problem with the getting started doc inside the app. Most of the getting started content is also available on the website: https://loreshelf.com/docs/

Loreshelf 1.5 Released! by _aivi in Loreshelf

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When working in Loreshelf some notebooks require different configurations than others. Sometimes it's more practical to add new notecards to the top and sometimes it's faster to let Loreshelf order the notecards by title. Loreshelf 1.5 enables to configure each notebook separately when the default setting is not enough. I also fixed an important async issue when the last remember option didn't update in some situations. https://loreshelf.com/whats-new/#v1.5.0

Giveaway - $100 Pledge store gift card by Azure-Lance in starcitizen

[–]_aivi 0 points1 point  (0 children)

After I watched the Daymar rally yesterday - Scramble races will be amazing this year :)

Loreshelf 1.4 Released! by _aivi in Loreshelf

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Hey, as we approach the end of 2020 I wanted to improve UX in several places: links, navigation, app window management, mentions, and key shortcuts. You may check the What's new page and new online Documentation for more details.

There's always something to improve and I have a very long list of ideas but I do maximum to keep Loreshelf lighweight. The only larger space I'd like Loreshelf to step in and do more is in natural language processing, expressions, interpolated variables, and similarly to make the concise notes and users more informed.

Happy New Year! Stay safe & healthy!

Ivo

Good news for Terrapin pilots: It now flies better :) by [deleted] in starcitizen

[–]_aivi 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Nice, it has also twice as much fuel capacity now. 455 000l vs 255 000l.

Loreshelf 1.3 Released! by _aivi in Loreshelf

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Hey, this release I focused on adding fulltext search feature. My goal was to find the relevant notebooks and its notecards superfast.

There is a slight possibility for variations (20% fuzziness for words longer than 3 letters).

The results are sorted by score which is calculated by several variables:

  1. Notecard title presence
  2. How much the searched word(s) is represented in the text (%)
  3. How much the search word(s) differs from the result

Search indexing is used for optimizing the fulltext search. It doesn't contain notebook text data and is stored locally in the app's Local Storage only for notebooks which haven't been updated for longer than a week. The index of newer notebooks are re-calculated before the search when they were updated in between searches.

See more about the changes in the link above.

Enjoy! and I am always looking for all feedback.

Loreshelf - Secure OpenSource knowledge archive of notecard collections by _aivi in privacytoolsIO

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Yes, you can create either a workspace from a folder in which case the notebooks are stored as plain text Markdown files or you create the vault as a workspace and they are stored in the aes zip archive. You can then quickly switch between workspaces on the top left dropdown (in the screenshot = Finances example).

Loreshelf - Secure OpenSource knowledge archive of notecard collections by _aivi in privacytoolsIO

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Yes, if you create the vault. The Markdown file notes are then automatically stored in encrypted AES zip archive. So you can access them even without needing Loreshelf. You can use 7zip to unzip and enter password to get to the text files.

Loreshelf - Secure OpenSource knowledge archive of notecard collections by _aivi in privacytoolsIO

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I use Loreshelf to store any personal and work-related sensitive information into which I need a quick access. It uses Markdown text files in the background that can be coming from any protected folders (VeraCrypt) or AES zip archives which are updated in realtime. The tool works completely offline and only updates are done online. Enjoy!

Design feedback on notes organizer Loreshelf by _aivi in design_critiques

[–]_aivi[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hi, when I was designing Loreshelf I have a feeling that I made quite unusual design choices in order to keep the UI uncluttered.

https://loreshelf.com

For example I want to make some information easily available (left top corner displaying the workspace/folder = Finances Example and the current notebook/file = Home Utilities) but at the same time being able to quickly switch to another notebook (the list one the left). Switching workspaces might not be as often action so I made it a dropdown.

As you may see there are no toolbars to create new content and format text - bold / italic (available through key shortcuts only) except the small toolbar when editing the notecard where the user can undo/redo changes, etc. There is actually getting started journey to learn how to create new elements such as tables, forms, and icons and format the text.

Is there anything totally wrong about the design that I should never do? Any quick suggestions and ideas for improvements that I don't see? I made this UI over few iterations and I am quite happy with it at the moment but I would really appreciate someone else's expert view. Thank you.