For Links/Bookmarks I use Google bookmarks - https://www.google.com/bookmarks/
which surprisingly has not been killed and looks like might be left alone by Google.
Other bookmarking services delicious.com & posterous etc all died in due time.
By using browser extensions and a 3rd party Mobile App. I am able sync/store all the links. Though I would love to be able to sync bookmarks to my org-mode notes. Looking at org-capture now to see if that could possibly work (https://github.com/alphapapa/org-protocol-capture-html)
It’s all I need, I have tens of thousands of lines of notes at this point, can search them (text, regexes, tags, whatever) essentially instantly, can export to html or slides or pdf or $format, will never go down or close down or disappear behind a paywall, it’s perfect
Accessible mostly everywhere, but really exploring, manipulating content across mobile devices and operating systems gets pretty frustrating. Love it in theory, but DynaList is just so simple to use anywhere without a second thought.
Dynalist hits the right spot for me to manage my current work (tasks, quick notes…). Simple but flexible, extra features not overwhelming you if you don't need them.
But their mobile app isn't great.
I also love that since it's plain text, I can still access it anywhere I want to without having to use Emacs (despite the limited functionality without it).
I also love org-mode, but I have to admit that asciidoc and asciidoctor has been growing on me, especially for anything I want others to contribute to.
I have a single file called "engineering-notebook" and I store pretty much everything in it:
- bookmarks to resources
- personal notes
- personal tutorials/step-by-steps
- cheatsheets
It works fantastically for me