I'm reading the bullet journal book. I understand the advantages of using paper, but so many of the notes I take are technical details (which I might need to refer to later) that being unable to search might be a deal-breaker.
I'm already using a combination of Google Docs, Trello, and paper that has a lot in common with what Carroll suggests. I may end up just stealing some ideas.
Goblin.tools offers a comprehensive range of tools for social media management. Additionally, I find the to-do function to be highly useful and efficient.
The Formalizer software significantly improves the clarity of my written content by correcting my poor word choices in English.
Allez tiens, la #question du jour les mastogensses :
Quel outil simpliste/simplissime utilisez-vous pour vous aider à gérer vos tâches (noter/planifier/cocher) ?
Quelle adaptation/simplification avez-vous fait pour votre cas perso d'une méthode style #GTD ou #Pomodoro (ou autre) ?
Do you know of any "to-do" app that has a circular queue function?
For example, three tasks are in a queue, no deadline, but every time a task is completed, it goes back to the end of the queue. It seems to be such a simple function (I used to be able to code this 30 years ago - not anymore), but none of the main apps seem able to do it (or am I missing something?)
Been a while since I did a TODO list. I got sidetracked with "life". I've been working on the game, finding an artist, and what-not but I need to get back to my daily TODO list. Posting it helps me keep focused and oddly enough it makes me feel accountable. Staying motivated is hard when you're working on a game alone.
And this goes in your theme's functions.php file. I've commented it as best I can. Let me know if you need more info.
function jetpackme_custom_related() { // Check that JetPack Related Posts exists if ( class_exists( 'Jetpack_RelatedPosts' ) && method_exists( 'Jetpack_RelatedPosts', 'init_raw' ) ) { // Get the related posts $related = Jetpack_RelatedPosts::init_raw() ->set_query_name( 'edent-related-shortcode' ) ->get_for_post_id( get_the_ID(), // ID of the post array( 'size' => 4 )// How many related items to fetch ); if ( $related ) { // Set the container for the related posts $output = "<h2 id='related-posts'>The Algorithm™ suggests:</h2>"; $output .= "<ul class='related-posts'>"; foreach ( $related as $result ) { $related_post_id = $result['id']; // Get the related post $related_post = get_post( $related_post_id ); // Get the attributes $related_post_title = $related_post->post_title; $related_post_date = substr( $related_post->post_date, 0, 4 ); // YYYY-MM-DD $related_post_link = get_permalink( $related_post_id ); // Get the thumbnail if ( has_post_thumbnail( $related_post_id) ) { $related_post_thumb = get_the_post_thumbnail( $related_post_id, 'full', array( "class" => "related-post-img", "loading" => "lazy" // Lazy loading and other attributes ) ); } else { $related_post_thumb = null; } // Create the HTML for the related post $output .= '<li class="related-post">'; $output .= "<a href='{$related_post_link}'>"; $output .= "{$related_post_thumb}<p>{$related_post_title}</p></a>"; $output .= "<time>{$related_post_date}</time>"; $output .= "</li>"; } // Finish the related posts container $output .="</ul>"; } // Display the related posts echo $output; }}add_shortcode( 'jprel', 'jetpackme_custom_related' ); // Shortcode name can be whatever you want
The pain has moved from "Oh fuck I need to hurl" levels to "As long as we don't move too much, it's okay"
Which, is better than I expected. Managed to keep down a hearty veg soup for lunch. And if things stay this level, I'll probably attempt the baking of muffins in a bit. I really want orange chocolate chip muffins...
I had great plans for cleaning my bedroom today but that is absolutely not gonna happen. Did manage to get the towels in for a bleach tho
Okay, there is a potential bug here?, hmm, just write a TODO comment and fix it later........ after two years, oh what's this comment for? I don't remember maybe just delete it.
This scenario must happen to all of us at least once in our careers, and we all know that later never comes, at least if our boss doesn't track the TODO comments :)
Introducing todo2 - A better todo! macro inspired by searls/todo_or_die
This crate provides a better todo! macro, which allows you to specify the deadline and the conditions when the code should be implemented.
and when the condition or the deadline is met, the code will panic or emit a compile error, or just log an error.
I know the name isn't that cool, but we all know that naming is hard especially when comes to trying to find a cool one that isn't reserved on crates.io
Yes! I finally got a simple, very simple, toDo system going! In Emacs, I'm using Org-capture, and then I have that file connected to the Org-agenda. That way, when I do C-C a t, for showing the agenda, in todo view, there the todo's are.