I have 2 that I’ve finished that I could recommend:

• El verdadero Robo del Siglo (duolingo actually has a short version of this; but this is the original one in pure Spanish)
• La Cruda (Argentinean podcast, where he interviews an expert/specialist in a very specific field; e.g., a pilot, ER medic)

Any recommendations for podcasts in Spanish? Preferably where people speak in turn (not where 3+ people are speaking at the same time).

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This too shall pass

Thanks!

Dope icon pack! Where did you get it?

Artas - Gangsta’s Paradise

Dan Vasc - Toss a Coin to your Witcher

Have been starting this type of routine too, to help with back problems.

I do 2 stretches & 20 bridges while in bed, then 90sec total of plank & side-planks (30s each side), shower, then 2 stretches per leg after.

In total, it’s less than 5mins, and it’s already made a significant difference for the pain.

Markdown on the go is a bit annoying.

True. It does have WYSIWYG editor, so I use that more than any actual markdown.

Although, I don’t add that many things on the phone usually. I might scribble a quick note in the middle of the night, or add a quick task. Tends to work alright for that.

I use logseq (similar to Obsidian) with a To-Do plugin. Logseq has a journal feature, so I can write all tasks that come up in a day, and then I can view all tasks across all days using the to-do plugin.

Then you can use some sync tool (syncthing for example) to sync all your notes between desktop & android. That way, you can create tasks on both your phone & desktop.

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All I could think of, was the Bob Loblaw law blog.

Yeah, true. Not sure if there’s any unofficial mobile apps maybe. Affine has said that mobile is in their long-term plans, but nothing available yet.

Have you tried Affine.pro?

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