Dr Andus
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Paul Korm wrote:
There seems to be noticeable latency and flickering in the Ars Technica
>reviewer's video.
>
>Does anyone have an idea if the eInk technology can be upgraded or
>improved by software,...
P.S. Maybe this is obvious, but the digital side of my system is very much cloud-based, which I need, to be able to easily switch between the multiple devices and platforms I use, incl. Windows, Chrom...
Paul Korm wrote:
This thread wandered away into other domains -- I'm curious how @Dr
>Andus is doing with his original request back on day one. If he's
>still watching the flow here.
Hi Paul,
than...
LexisNexis Notemap
2/25/2018
You could try Outline 4D, though I haven't tried it on Windows 10 (it's another one of those software that haven't been updated for donkey's years).
Franz Grieser wrote:
>But I do begin to understand the charm of physical or analogue cards.
>"digital tasks" tend to - kind of - stretch. Physical
>cards have a fixed size
Exactly. I have tried to us...
Hugh wrote:
>One analogue tool I've used is to be found here:
>https://davidseah.com/node/the-emergent-task-planner/ - though I sense
>that this might be too fussy for some.
This is quite interestin...
Paul Korm wrote:
What is a "thort"? Seems to be either a very rude term, or a
>"thought".
Seems to be a British company, so they probably assumed that everybody would pronounce it with a British ac...
washere wrote:
>There are structural & ontological issues with OP, P.S. & P.P.S.
>analysis to begin with imho. Both in regards to analysis & possible
>solutions, search trees, intuition etc.
There is...
@kjxymzy
Thank you so much for going into the trouble to lay out your system in such detail.
It looks very interesting. I will need to block some time out to properly delve into it, to see how I co...
Alexander Deliyannis wrote:
Try doing the same with ADHD and then get back on track rather than
>going off on a tangent...
Good point. Probably I've been sucked into the internet more often than I re...
Paul Korm wrote:
>I'd also suggest the Kokuyo Jibun sticky notes and their sticky to-do
>notes. Available at a reasonable price from JetPens (and others)
>
>https://www.jetpens.com/Kokuyo-Jibun-Tech...
nathanb wrote:
I have similar goals of an analog/digital combo. After trying several
>things, the analog part that has been working well is a Rhodia A6
>Wirebound Notebook https://rhodiapads.com/col...
Alexander Deliyannis wrote:
>I have just one rule for their use: whenever I think of something I need
>to do, I write it down immediately. The process is simple enough to be
>completed in a few second...
Thank you all for the great suggestions and all the links. I'll experiment and will report back about what stuck with me.
Chris Murtland wrote:
>You might look at getting a sand hourglass as well?
F...
LM7 wrote:
>In addition, my daily tasks are recorded manually in a notebook, which I
>schedule on a daily basis, divided into five principal parts: morning,
>afternoon, early evening, late evening, an...
Franz Grieser wrote:
First idea that comes to mind: small stickies (Post-It) instead of index
>cards. You can stick them in a notebook and move them around on the
>page, if needed.
>You could also use...
P.P.S. I have considered the bullet journal system but I am not entirely convinced that reviewing all my tasks every day is a good use of my time.
My problem is that I end up with a vast number of t...
P.S. Time is of course not the only depleting resource. The daily (and indeed, weekly, and termly, i.e. leading up to a vacation) supply of mental attention (alertness) is probably even more important...
I'd like to invite comments and suggestions on how to design an analogue (pen, paper, notebooks etc.) or hybrid (combined with digital tools) system for personal organisation and time-management that ...
Workflowy Roadmap
1/27/2018
Luhmann wrote:
See here:
>
>http://blog.workflowy.com/2018/01/25/2018-workflowy-roadmap/
Maybe they are starting to feel the Dynalist squeeze?
Though there was this comment:
dadapotok
January 26, 2...
WriteMonkey gets better and better
1/24/2018
Thanks all for the update re v. 3. I'll be sticking with v. 2.7 then until v. 3 gets a bit more ready.
Write app from HamsterCoders
1/24/2018
Thanks Steve and Franz for confirming. These days I work a lot on my Chromebooks, so a web app would have been my preferred way of using this. Oh, well...
Franz Grieser wrote:
Stephen Zeoli wrote:
>...
WriteMonkey gets better and better
1/22/2018
Has anyone been using WriteMonkey 3 beta here on a consistent basis?
I'm still on v. 2.7, just wondering if there is a benefit to switching over to v. 3 at this point:
http://writemonkey.com/wm3/
Write app from HamsterCoders
1/22/2018
There doesn't seem to be a way of trying it without buying, so I'm wondering, is this actually a browser-based tool?
They only say "Available on Windows, macOS and Linux", so it's not entirely clear ...
Smartdown - lack of activity
1/22/2018
I never warmed to SmartDown 2 (it was a total redesign based on the code of another outliner the name of which escapes me), but SmartDown 1 was so light, nimble, and simple that I've kept it, especial...