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Just out of curiosity, who really uses this thing day-to-day? And why???? I can't even be disciplined enough to use my to-doist app on phone. No!!!!!!!
by kusanagiblade 10y ago
Just out of curiosity, who really uses this thing day-to-day? And why???? I can't even be disciplined enough to use my to-doist app on phone. No!!!!!!!
- tsahyt 10y agoI do. I've got the server counterpart set up on a Linode and sync my task lists across all devices. That's quite nifty because I usually think of things that I should be doing while I'm on the go. At the moment I need this kind of organization to get anything done, and out of all the solutions I've tried this one is by far the best. The feature I use the most is probably the scheduling feature. After dinner I'll sit down for a moment and contemplate which of the tasks I've still got open I will do the next day and schedule them accordingly. The next morning I do a `scheduled:today` query and I've basically got half the day laid out in front of me already. The best part of it though is that by running my own task server (at no additional cost because the same box doubles as my mail server), all the data belongs to me instead of relying on a third party.
- nanobit 10y agoProductive people will not waste their time on hacker news anyway. So, this is not for productivity, but for time wasting.