how the fuck do you /g/ros keep track of your tasksi have too many of them to keep track of in my head now>inb4 pen and paperNEET answer
>>102443442Make your own. In a notetaking app. Why you'd ever need more is beyond me. If you want good boy points just keep track yourself, it's not like you wouldn't cheat todo apps.
Google tasks or apple reminders. Everything else is subscription slop
quill and parchment
>>102443442> inb4 pen and paperYou answered your own question.NEXT
>>102443442i write some boilerplate and ///TODO1-10 instead of the implementation, where the number 1-10 signals importance. then i search the source for TODO4 and do the first hit.
>>102443442>every fucking todo app sucksYeah, it's crazy how no one can do something this simple right.
I just set alarms throughout the day and give them a title
>>102443442org mode
w-what's wrong with pen and paper...
Literally just pin different Todo notes in your notes appFinancial, chores/errands, job, etc
>>102443442
>>102443442I store in in a ai helper bot's context so . you can usje voice memos to ramble and ask it to extract todo tasks then prioritize them for you
>>102443442Just ask Siri to put it in your calendar
I use bluejay.page
>>102443442>>inb4 pen and paper>NEET answerthat's how literally everybody did it before 2010>>102443925you don't get to consoom a tech productpocket notepads cost pocket change and you already have pens and pencils lying around your desk
Excel spreadsheetYou don't need an app for everything.Not only that, a custom spreadsheet will be more powerful than any app on the marketAlso pen and paper and sticky notes and the reminders app on my phone
>>102443442If something doesn't fit in your head, just don't do that.
>>102443442I use Todoist and AbstractSpoon ToDoList
>>102444926imagine being you
>>102444674retarded and brilliant at the same time. thank you anon.
Radicale + ThunderbirdI already use it for email so why not? It syncs with other applications pretty well too
>>102443442I use the windows to-do app :P It has nice dings when you check things off too
>>102443442PENANDPAPERTHERE IS NO DIGITAL ALTERNATIVE TO WRITING THINGS DOWNTHE SOONER YOU ACCEPT THIS, THE FASTER YOU CAN GET ON WITH YOUR LIFE
>>102443442Fossify NotesIt's as simple as it gets
>>102444220maybe you do boomer
>>102444948I don't have to imagine
>>102443442Notes app on picrel for personal todosUnread email in my mailbox for work todosMy brain for long term plans and goalsAnything more and you’re being a Silicon Valley overoptimization faggot and planning your life too much, if it’s not worth doing in the short term and it’s not worth reminding in the long term it’s not worth doing period
org-mode and the Getting Things Done methodology
>>102443442>how the fuck do you /g/ros keep track of your taskslarge language model with big context window, the technology exists to have a personal secretary while you're stuck talking about cave paintings
>>102445090who are you trying to kid
unironic question for the people here saying Pen and Paper:does it actually work better? Doesnt it get overwhelming quick? I often create tasks for one week in the future, one month, recurring stuff, tasks that might need a link. How do you deal with that?
>>102443442excel
>>102443442nigga with my brainjust dont be retarded
>>102443442pen and paper but with a sticky backside
>>102443442Notepad.exe or gedit, dependeing on what machine I'm using.Or write your own task notes app.
>>102443442#!/bin/shtouch $HOME/Desktop/"$*"If it's really quick, I write it down. If it's far in the future I make a calendar event, or a jira ticket.
todo.txt
>>102448706I gave your mom a sticky backside last night
Taskwarrior is good. Simple little CLI app that just works.
>>102443442org-mode
>>102448793Yes but what text editor do you use?
>>102443442.txt file> today, must: list> today, maybe: list> today, want: list>[gap]> same for week, month and yearThat's all I do
>>102443442>i have too many of them to keep track of in my head nowThen fucking chill and finish the shit you started
>>102448342get one of those little datebook/calendar planners
>>102443442reminders.app works fine
>>102443442Notepad or Obsidian more recently.Plain text is powerful.
>>102443442Neuron API calls.
>>102444988Me too brotherofsky. The dings are so so nice.
>>102448342for me its different notebooks for different time frames and subjects. pen and paper works best when you develop your own process imo. used to do electronic notes but found them all over complicated or didnt do something specific i needed.
>>102443442I use fossify notes to edit a txt file.
>>102450721Apparently not powerful enough, considering every retard that uses Obsidian has about 4000 plugins installed.
>>102443442Etar, Tasks.org and Todo Agenda widget are the holy trinity of task management.
Google Calendar.If you're home all the time, that open sauce home assistant shit
>>102443442I use notepad
Todoist is all you need really. Maybe another habit app on top, but that's really it.
All you need is text inputsMake your own in 5 minutes
>>102443442I just use Todoist
Todoist or Superlist
>>102443442>inb4 pen and paperPencil and paper. Can't be l33t h4x3d.
>>102443442i use a plaintext file i keep on the home page of my phone. just werks
>>102443442task != backlog != project freezer
>>102457409 >get my todo list hacked>h4x0rs now know I have a goon session every 2 hours and none of them last more than 30 seconds
>>102443442Remember them, dumbass>God gives you brain>Don't use it
>>102443442I start by not being an ADHD freak.Then I mock people like you.
>>102443442>how the fuck do you /g/ros keep track of your tasksI don't
>>102443442a bullet journal plus org mode.
>>102443442I use my working memoryOf course that's going to shit now so I just forget shit, it's not important anyway
>>102443442 Pen, paper, org mode.
>>102443442>turn off "mark as read when preview" in outlook>'can you send me that in an email'>mark as read when completeez
Physical notepad on desk
>>102459603based org-asmerfor me it's todo dot org in /home/
>>102443442I remember everything
>>102443442vim
