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Network Topology Diagram/Map Tools?
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this post was submitted on 28 Jul 2023
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Man, MS WORD features block diagrams, full of shapes that might be connected to one another with adjustable lines and it will be far superior tool to either of these abominations...
There are also countless tools that might help you, that are either dedicated to this task, or simply useful enough to get the job done.
I use obsidian for my project notes, why did I not think of that. thanks!
It often takes a different pair of eyes to see the hidden potential. 😎
to be honest, I do not fully utilize ANY of obsidian's features. time to re-read the docs.