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My secret weapon is a "to do" list in notepad. One list which has everything. No apps, no workflow, no SaaS fees. Works better than anything else I've tried.
by winstonprivacy 3y ago
My secret weapon is a "to do" list in notepad.
One list which has everything. No apps, no workflow, no SaaS fees. Works better than anything else I've tried.
- freedomben 3y agoSame, except s/notepad/vim. One big file. Easy to keep in version control (I keep it in my dot files repo), easy to search/grep, Currently has 10 years worth of stuff (well over 10,000 lines) but is still instantaneous to open and search. I've recently started trying out Logseq and there's a chance I may actually switch, but the single-text-file approach has served me very well for a long time.
- deleted 3y ago[deleted]
- cyberpunk 3y agoI was the same, I've been on logseq for a while and I'm pretty much a convert. Syntax highlighting, embed images, todo/now/done -- all a bit more effortless. And it all went into the same git repo as my previous vim based .plan ;) I just wish it had a decent vi mode!
- cldwalker 3y agoCheck out https://github.com/vipzhicheng/logseq-plugin-vim-shortcuts https://github.com/vipzhicheng/logseq-plugin-vim-shortcuts
- tofuahdude 3y agoSame, except that I've added Obsidian as a UI on top of it. Check in markdown, have decent visual on top.
- anongraddebt 3y agoSame here for todos (just with pen and paper). I don’t see why I’d need an admin dashboard and a DBMS to effectively prioritize what I need to accomplish in 16 hours.