i think this is great - few questions for you:
- is there any way to altogether delete tasks? looks like you can only archive - are there any plans to have an osx app? i was just looking for something like this yesterday for my MBP
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#62I thought this was going to be about cheese but it's just another to do list.
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#63Out 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 take…
"Siri make me a reminder to delete all my to-do apps."
"Ok, making your reminder."
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#64Out 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 take…
It takes me around 4 seconds to type in a task with MyLifeOrgainzed. (Can be 2-3 seconds for short tasks.) No need to open the app, it's always open, just press a shortcut key to bring up a dialog for adding a task.
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#65Dear God no, yet another pimped-up todo list? What does it do that the others don’t?
When pg used a todo list as an example app to challenge email, this was to be expected. A million todo apps everywhere. People have so little imagination.
He (PG) was talking about a new protocol that allow people to share tasks and control how many tasks they can have. Not a simple TODO list though.
I don't think this is suppose to be an email killer. If they are doing this because of what PG said then I am afraid they might misunderstood him.
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#66To-do app: Yawn. Stupid name: double yawn. There has only been one moderately innovative app in this space and it was Clear. Clearly, the space is now beyond saturated.
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#67This is really great timing: I woke up this morning thinking "You know what I really need? Another todo app!"
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#68Out 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 take…
Same here, and for some stuff, using iOS reminders works well. I've tried all of them - Things, Wunderlist, Asana, iOS Reminders (still use a bit), and can't get any of them to stick.
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#69Earlier quoted context omitted.
When pg used a todo list as an example app to challenge email, this was to be expected. A million todo apps everywhere. People have so little imagination.
He (PG) was talking about a new protocol that allow people to share tasks and control how many tasks they can have. Not a simple TODO list though. I don't think this is suppose to be an email killer. If they are doing this because of what PG said then I am afraid they might misunderstood him.
Apparently the author turned down a job offer to work on this full time:
http://samsoff.es/posts/staying-strong
I applaud the effort and entrepreneurial spirit and even the quality of the UI work. I'd question the judgement when there are so many to-do apps out there already.
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#70I would just like to note, that as a human I can only store a finite number of passwords in my brain and would love if web apps like these would at least provide OAuth with another identity provider (gmail, etc.) as an option.