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A public journal for people who write in Standard Notes. What noted.do is, why it exists, and how to bring a Listed blog across before Listed closes.
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How it works
- Pick a username. Your blog lives at
noted.do/@you. You get a private token to publish with. - Add the plugin to Standard Notes. In Preferences, Plugins, install
https://noted.do/plugin/ext.json, then turn it on under Quick Settings, Tools. - Publish a note. Press Publish under any note. Edit it later and press Update. Your notes stay encrypted until you publish them.
Latest posts
Renata Glasc
Chem-Baroness ! [] () Set 5: Radiance Legend: Renata Glasc, Chem-Baroness Champion: Renata Glasc, Mastermind Main Deck: 2x Bellows Breath 3x Concert Poster 2x Resource Extractor 3x Stupefy 3x Carrion Dredger 2x Cull the Weak 3x Hidden Blade 3x Plundering Poro 1x Premonition 3x Sprite Fountain 3x Lecturing Yordle 3x Wages of Pain 2x Dropboarder 2x Singularity 2x Thousand-Tailed Watcher 2x Time Warp Sideboard: 1x Decree of Insight 1x Decree of Unity 1x Forge of the Future 2x Salvage 2x Pickpocket 1x Ashe, Focused 1x Unchecked Power 1x The Ruination Battlefields: 1x Forbidding Waste 1x…
Getting Real About AgeTech
What Industry Veteran Jon Warner Had to Say Keren Elkin (The Gerontechnologist) recently had an insightful chat with Jon Warner, who's been in the health tech and healthy aging industry for 30 years. He's the visionary behind one of the first AgeTech accelerators that was even virtual way before it was cool, and a must follow thinker on LinkedIn for anyone seeking valuable insights. In the conversation, topics covered includel: why startups struggle, how AI is reshaping care, and much more. Here’s a summary of key takeaways. The Health Tech Investment Rollercoaster: Things in health tech and…
Put your blog on a domain you own
Your blog, on your own domain A blog at noted.do/@you is fine. A blog at yourname.com is yours in a way the first one isn't. The address outlives any platform, including this one, and that's the point of having it. So noted.do lets you put your blog on a domain you own, and we tried to make it the least technical version of that we could. Here is the whole of it. On your account page, under Your own domain, type the domain. It can be a bare one like yourname.com or a subdomain like blog.yourname.com. The page then shows you one DNS record to add wherever you registered the domain: a CNAME…
You can write to us now
You can write to us now noted.do has a contact page. Go to noted.do/contact, pick what it's about, and tell us. There's a reason for most things: a payment that looks wrong, something that broke, a feature you wish existed, plain feedback, or a takedown request if a page here shouldn't be. Pick one and the form tells you what we'll need from you, so you don't have to guess. A person reads every message, and the reply comes from a person too. If you're signed in, your name and address are filled in already and we can see which blog you're writing about. If you're not, that's fine. We only keep…
Welcome to noted.do
Welcome to noted.do noted.do is a place to keep a public journal. You write in Standard Notes, the way you already do, and the notes you choose to share become a blog with your name on it. Nothing else changes. Your writing stays in your account, encrypted, and the blog is only a copy of what you decided to publish. We built it because Listed is closing on December 31, 2026, and a lot of people are about to lose a quiet place they liked. Listed got something right that most of the internet gets wrong: it never asked you to chase an audience. You wrote because you had something to say, and…
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(dead project) Browser-based card scanner
Chinese Deck Lists outside WeChat
Browser-based simple counter
3rd party event locator
community reported decklists
Regional Qualifiers standings
another regional qualifiers standings
price tracker to shopify stores
deckbox champie icons
errata database
October 2026 list of resources
no fluff, no alt arts card only database(no errata either
Read postJarvan IV
Examplar of Demacia Sample Legend: Jarvan IV, Exemplar of Demacia Champion: Jarvan IV, Martial Paragon Main Deck: 2x Concert Poster 3x Pillaged Armory 2x Punch First 2x Confront 3x Demacian Standard 3x Overloaded Traveler 2x Pit Rookie 3x Trifarian Captain 3x Call to Glory 2x Kinkou Initiate 3x Lucian, Merciless 2x Nidalee, Cat Form 2x Rampage 2x Rengar, Trophy Hunter 3x Skystrike Squadron 2x Vi, Peacekeeper Sideboard: 2x Decree of Strength 1x Sabotage 2x Decree of Unity 2x Salvage 2x Akshan, Mischievous 1x Jarvan IV, Royal Heir Battlefields: 1x Monastery of Hirana 1x Seat of Power 1x…
Shared.do — Short Links, QR Codes, and Smarter Sharing
One link. More ways to share. Better insights. Shared.do is a modern link management platform that makes sharing links easier, helps you understand your audience, and gives you more control over where your links lead. Whether you’re a content creator, small business, marketer, developer, or someone who simply wants cleaner links, Shared.do brings short links, branded domains, QR codes, analytics, and smart redirects together in one place. What does Shared.do offer? 🔗 Short links and custom URLs Turn long, complicated URLs into short, memorable links that are easier to share in messages,…
Gasp
How long can one live in the depths of their mind, before coming up for air?
How long can one pan through the dirt before they realize their reflection holds gold?
I've come up for air and do not recognize the world.
I see silver, not gold.
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Proton VPNHow I Set Up My Own Password Manager With Vaultwarden
I've been self-hosting more of my own services lately, so eventually I started thinking about something a little more important than files and photos:Passwords.I didn't really want another random password manager server sitting somewhere that I had no control over.That's when I came across Vaultwarden.Vaultwarden is a lightweight, Bitwarden-compatible password manager server written in Rust. It isn't the official Bitwarden server, but it works with Bitwarden-compatible clients and can be self-hosted on your own server.And the nice thing is that it doesn't require a massive server.A small VPS,…
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How I Set Up My Own Private Photo Cloud With Immich
I've been moving more of my data onto my own servers lately.I've already set up file storage, password management, and a few other services, but photos are a little different.Photos are probably some of the most important things sitting on our phones. Years of vacations, family pictures, screenshots, videos, and random memories can easily add up to hundreds of gigabytes.I didn't really want to keep paying for more cloud storage every time I ran out of space.That's when I started looking at Immich.Immich is a self-hosted photo and video management platform that feels surprisingly similar to…
How I Set Up My Own Private Cloud With Seafile
I've used plenty of cloud storage services over the years.They're convenient, but eventually I started wondering why I was paying for storage when I already had a server sitting around with plenty of disk space.That's when I started looking at Seafile.If you've never used it before, Seafile is a self-hosted file-sync and collaboration platform. Think of something somewhere between Google Drive and Dropbox, except you run the server yourself.And honestly, getting it running was easier than I expected.What we're buildingThe end result is going to look something like this:You can then use…