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Save and Search all your Litenotes.
Using our Litenote drawer, you can save all Litenotes and then search and manage them.
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Never worry about losing any of your Litenotes. You will have full backups either using Google Drive or Dropbox automatically uploaded to your respective account every day.
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We allow our pro users to edit read only notes. This allows you to basically publish anything you want on the web and have a simple CMS driving it.
How Tesla Nearly Discovered X-Rays.
Twain and Tesla became friends in the 1890s, thanks in part to Twain’s lifelong fascination with technology and new inventions. Visiting Tesla’s lab late one night, Twain posed for one of the first photographs to be lit by incandescent light. In 1895, Tesla and photographer Edward Ringwood Hewett invited Twain back to the lab to pose for another photo, this one lit using an electrical device called a Crookes tube. When Tesla reviewed the resulting photographic negative, he found it splotchy and spotted and decided it was ruined. It was only weeks later, after German scientist Wilhelm Röntigen announced his discovery of what he called “X-radiation” produced by Crookes tubes, that Tesla realized the photograph of Twain had been ruined by the X-ray shadows of the camera’s metal screws. via
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We wanted to create a simple, free notepad which can serve as an alternative to actual paper and help the environment.
Simply go to litenote.cc and start typing, no log in or account is required. Use Litenote to take quick meeting notes, draft emails, make a to do list, publish something to the web easily, etc. If you find Litenote useful we have free a Pro Account where you can save, search and backup all your Litenote notes.
We have also partnered up Agroforestation organisations around the world to help us plant trees. Agroforestry is a land-use management system in which trees are grown around or among crops or pastureland. This diversification of the farming system initiates an agroecological succession, like that in natural ecosystems, and so starts a chain of events that enhance the functionality and sustainability of the farming system. The trees planted not only help remove carbon from the atmosphere, but also provides incremental income for the farmer. Each tree we plant at an average removes 22 Kg of carbon per year and approximately 1 ton of carbon throughout its lifetime. Our aim is to plant 1 tree for every 250 Litenotes that are created.