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I don’t think this is sad at all. And I’m not sure how this can be described as bringing computer todo to paper.
by cowsandmilk 2y ago
I don’t think this is sad at all. And I’m not sure how this can be described as bringing computer todo to paper.
- Retr0id 2y agoIt's just a matter of framing. If "paper" is your starting point, a computerized todo list is "paper, but smarter". If a computerized todo list is your starting point (which for many it is), then paper is "computers, but dumber". It is a little sad (in a nostalgic sense) that paper apparently becomes more marketable when contrasted with the features of computers (apps specifically), rather than as a product in its own right.
- svrtknst 2y agofor given values of "smarter" and "dumber". i've yet to encounter a smart digital to-do system. most are terrible and pretty dumb. a paper todo is pretty much as smart as you make it.