VESPER SIMPLENOTE NVALT UPDATE
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I stumbled upon this doing some research about Evernote Premium. *You can see the etherpad we used for that call here.

VESPER SIMPLENOTE NVALT UPDATE

Update 4: I’m no longer using Chrome OS, nor GMail. I’m still moving away from it as I’m using Chrome OS more and more these days. Update 3: the CEO of Evernote responded to Kincaid’s blog post here. That’ll teach me to trust bloated closed-source products, eh? 😉 Happily, if the worst comes to the worst, Evernote allows me to export everything to HTML.

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Update 2: when you reach the 2GB limit for your trial, CloudHQ presents you with an option to get unlimited data transfer during the trial by tweeting about them. I’m just checking it works – and flagging to readers that it’s not an entirely free service. Given that I’ve been paying for Evernote Premium its not the money I’ve got an issue with. Update: a commenter on Hacker News asked why I wasn’t prepared to pay this. There’s a paid-for service called CloudHQ that’s allowed me to backup to both Google Drive and Dropbox, but is limited to 50 files 2GB of data transfer unless you pay $4.90/month or $49/year. While I’ve come across an app called Simple-for-Ever that syncs notes from Simplenote to Evernote, I haven’t found one that does the reverse. After reading it (and I suggest you do too), I’m ready to return to a Simplenote-based solution. I just assumed that one or both of us weren’t ‘using it properly’.ĭisturbingly, on Hacker News this morning I came across an article by former TechCrunch writer Jason Kincaid entitled Evernote, the bug-ridden elephant. On a couple of occasions, though, I found that we’d lost information. It’s our ‘external brain’ as it were, a place where we can dump information and sort it afterwards. We’re moving to another country next month and, as part of that, I’ve set up a stack of notebooks in Evernote that I’ve shared with my wife. However, I haven’t used it for a while as I’ve been trying to get to grips with using Evernote. Before Christmas I organised a productivity-focused call for some of us at the Mozilla Foundation.* One tool I recommended was Notational Velocity, a service that syncs with Simplenote.

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