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> Wrapping up and next steps The only logical next step here is to get that metal spike thing, so you can stab closed issues on completion.
by julianlam 5y ago
> Wrapping up and next steps
The only logical next step here is to get that metal spike thing, so you can stab closed issues on completion.
- the_arun 5y agoGet to etch them on stone - go further back in time.
- jacobmartin 5y agoDamnatio memoriae if the issue is actually "functions as intended" and that can be clearly seen from the documentation?
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- staindk 5y agoWith a camera in the roof pointed at it that OCRs the most recently stabbed ticket and automatically marks it as 'done' with any comments you hand-wrote onto the slip of paper.
- jen729w 5y agoThis is how I work! I write my tasks on slips of paper and stab them on to the spike when done. https://share.icloud.com/photos/0f3i7xv2QbOeofiM4atMtSCzA https://share.icloud.com/photos/0f3i7xv2QbOeofiM4atMtSCzA
- d0gsg0w00f 5y agoThat's way more civilized than I was expecting. I was thinking something more like this https://www.istockphoto.com/photo/dozens-of-food-and-drink-receipts-spiked-on-a-straight-rod-paper-spike-gm1163697532-319621163 https://www.istockphoto.com/photo/dozens-of-food-and-drink-r...
- jen729w 5y agoI’m a bit of a neat freak. My partner jokes that I fold the re-useable shopping bags from the supermarket. (But they take less space that way!)
- d_e_solomon 5y agoThat's a lovely system. I would definitely put my hand through the spike accidentally!
- FroshKiller 5y agoIt's called a spindle.
- runeks 5y agoNo, I’m fairly sure the correct technical term is “metal spike thing”. /s