It’s regrettable that Obsidian isn’t open source. But the nice thing about it is that its data store is just a bunch of markdown files in a folder structure, and very easily migrated to any other application. They may have the code but they don’t take the data hostage like a lot of commercial software does.

What are the chances the hard drive would still be readable, I wonder?

And keep backups, folks.

It has been known to happen.

This is definitely his getting-blown-by-an-ostrich face.

Maybe what I’m doing right now? I mean, it could be.