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oh uh one sec
there's a link off of https://www.43folders.com/2004/09/03/introducing-the-hipster-pda but we don't know if it still exists
out of curiosity were you asking because you are making a hipster PDA?
heat-renewable double stick tape grid that I rearrange cards on. what I have wanted trello to be for years but the interface just sucks for rearranging small things without initial friction
Not directly relevant, but there are or have been definitely little photo printers meant to do 4x6 prints on the go.
thermal i think, though I guess a photo isn't actually different from an index card for my use (to-do board)
The question would be whether any of the photo printers take ink carts that aren't heinously expensive
yep, I wanted to avoid thermal because of the curl but photostock is probably thick enough that it'd work
Slightly more steps, but likely cheaper, could be printing sticker labels with a thermal printer and then sticking those to cards to remove the curl factor
yeah, too much friction but I'm looking at the photo ones. If nothing else I can get a portable printer that fits them, speed isn't the problem it's just that I need JIT