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OBTF — starter file
One Big Text File · https://obtf.ru/en/
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How to use:
1. Rename this file to everything.txt (or any name you like).
2. Add new entries at the TOP; older entries stay below.
3. Put the date on its own line.
4. Use TODO: and DONE: markers for tasks.
5. Search with Ctrl+F (Cmd+F on macOS).
6. Keep a backup: cloud drive, Git, or a plain archive.

Date format: YYYY-MM-DD
Encoding: UTF-8
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YYYY-MM-DD Day of week
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TODO: first task
DONE: example of a completed task
Idea: a thought worth keeping

Note:
Free-form text. Write anything: plans, links, quotes, logs,
draft emails and posts. Structure will emerge on its own.

Links:
- https://obtf.ru/en/
- https://obtf.ru/en/guides/


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YYYY-MM-DD Day of week
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Note:
The next day. New entry on top. The old one stays below.

TODO: verify the file syncs to a second device
DONE: create the starter file


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Marker reference
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TODO:   — a task to do
DONE:   — a completed task
-       — sub-item, detail, or result
Idea:   — a thought for later
Question: — something to investigate
Link:   — a URL or source

Search:
  Ctrl+F / Cmd+F — search in the editor
  grep -n "TODO" everything.txt — search from the terminal
  rg "TODO|DONE" everything.txt — fast search if ripgrep is installed

Backup:
  cp everything.txt everything-$(date +%F).txt
  git add everything.txt && git commit -m "backup"

Tip: don't try to design the perfect structure up front.
Start with one entry a day. Within a week the file will show
which markers and sections you actually need.