u/sanigame

Here's a quick comparison using New Super Mario Bros. (NDS) with the same emulator settings.

My first impressions:

• One35: More compact and pocketable. The 3.5" display feels surprisingly good for DS games.
• Zero40: Although it has a larger 4.0" display, the individual DS screens end up being about the same size as the One35 once the center gap between the top and bottom screens is removed.

I haven't decided which one I like more yet.

For those who own both (or have tried both), which one would you keep, and why?

Bookmarks were becoming useless for me, so I made a Chrome extension that lets me turn web highlights into connected notes.

The idea is simple:

• highlight something interesting
• save it instantly
• connect related ideas together later

Made a quick demo video of the workflow.

Extension:
https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/thanote-web-clipper/oipaapfppaliidpmjoodnjeofkgenjbp

Would love feedback or workflow ideas from other Chrome extension users.

Lately I’ve been thinking a lot about how overwhelming “second brain” systems can feel when you first get into PKM.

A lot of the ideas are really interesting atomic notes, Zettelkasten, graph linking, connected knowledge but for non-technical users it can also feel like “where do I even start?”

So I’ve been experimenting with a simpler workflow that combines:

• GTD for structure
• atomic notes for capturing small ideas
• AI-assisted “Grow Knowledge” linking to connect related concepts together

For this demo, I kept it intentionally small with just 2 notes:

• “What is RAG?”
• “What are embeddings?”

Then I let the system connect and grow the related ideas automatically.

What I found interesting is that GTD helps keep things practical and organized, while atomic notes make knowledge feel more flexible and easier to grow over time without turning into a giant mess of documents.

Still experimenting with different approaches, so I’m curious how people here organize their own systems.

Do you use:

• GTD?
• PARA?
• Zettelkasten?
• folders?
• graph views?
• manual linking?
• automatic linking?

Would love to hear how other people approach their second-brain workflows.