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#51

If any app category needed a parody video and site, it's to-do lists and productivity. Time to charge the camera batteries.

I'll add it to Yellow Yellow's TODO list for when they come out of double stealth: http://doublestealth.blogspot.com

+++ That article is absolutely hilarious

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#52

Hackers love to make todo lists. It's like some musicians' work remixing pop songs.

Ironically I've yet to find an online todo list I like. My favorite todo list is a pad and a pen, next to my computer. I've not found a feature set in an online tool that works better for me.

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#54
Given the recent exploits of other popular web services, I'm curious to hear a bit more about your security model. The privacy policy makes it sound as though all non-credit-card info is transmitted and stored in plaintext.

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#55
Something really bothers me about the design of this app... definitely not trying to be a hater here, but the color, font, spacing... everything seems a little off to me.

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#56
post #48

Startup request: Please, someone come up with a todo/productivity/project management system whose main feature is _motivation_ to use it, not just technical versions of paper todo lists. I don't know if the solution is necessarily technical. I've tried every major app and still rely on the visceral impact of post-it notes next to my computer to get things done. I'd love to switch to an app but nothing is actually mak…

I've not used it, but I have friends who really enjoy [Epic Win](http://www.rexbox.co.uk/epicwin/). On the downside, it doesn't sync and is only available on iOS.

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#57
post #34

Earlier quoted context omitted.

There's never any NetBSD clients for the apps I like... sigh

... and what about palm pilot (or zaurus, n900)

>zaurus

Brings back memories. I used to work on some of these devices for desktop sync. (With Schedule+ no less. Damn, that dates me)

I have seen some Japan only devices with fabulous color screens. They were way ahead of their time.

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#59
Out of all the todo apps I've tried. Every time I go back to writing shit on a white board.

I've timed myself. IT takes me about 6 seconds to write something on a whiteboard. And about 10 to take a picture of it with my phone.

Compare that to the 20+ it takes for me to pull out my phone, open an app, get into the list I want, and then type it out on a shitty little keyboard.

Until you make a note taking app that takes less time to use than a white board, I'm gonna use the whiteboard.

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#60

Looks simple and clean but I already use "remember the milk" to do the same thing. The landing page doesn't give enough convincing arguments to pull me away.

I'm a big RTM fan myself, although I'm honestly not too pleased with their latest UI update on the iPhone. It's prettier, but not as snappy.
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