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I eventually settled on a hardback A4 notebook. I don't usually need to scan back more than a few days, but one book lasts several months. You can use it stand
by denton-scratch 3y ago
I eventually settled on a hardback A4 notebook.
I don't usually need to scan back more than a few days, but one book lasts several months. You can use it standing up, e.g. in a SCRUM. It's resistant to having a mug of coffee spilled over it. It never crashes, and it doesn't need RAID or backups. You can attach post-its to the pages. You can use a stack of 4-5 of them as a monitor stand.
Downsides: you can't paste screencaps into it. And there's no search function.
Yes, it's a glorified grocery list. But it works better for me than any electronic solution.
- a1o 3y agoI met plenty of productive people who do so with hardback notebooks and a pencil, you are good. Other thing I saw is once they are done with it they glue a paper on the cover and notedown some things and throw the notebook in a big plastic box for archival. Recently finished notebooks tend to find some time living in their desks before going into the box.