I'll tell you what bro, you better hope your notes don't ever leak out. I personally have a $100,000 bounty on your notes, I'm sure there are much larger bounties out there for anyone who can manage to steal lUkep's legendary notes.
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I'll tell you what bro, you better hope your notes don't ever leak out. I personally have a $100,000 bounty on your notes, I'm sure there are much larger bounties out there for anyone who can manage to steal lUkep's legendary notes.
^_^
AMEN!!!
I concur!!
I too am leery of putting any of my sensitive/critical stuff out on the damn net.
If I need to keep track of shit while out & about and want it synched, I'll be putting it on one of MY OWN private servers. Fuck that public shit!!
Yes, my FOIL hat has/does served/serve me well.
Lulz
can't see the value in adding this into my task management system now that i'm entrenched in omnifocus. omnifocus + evernote (for reference) + index cards (for your important tasks of the day) + agile results FTW.
workflowy looks like a very intuitive to-do list. you have to be online to add something in. that forces you to capture your tasks somewhere other than workflowy, which obviously sucks if it's your main to-do app.
does anybody use this in addition to omnifocus for some reason i'm not seeing? i can understand why some people might prefer it to omnifocus.
workflowy looks like a very intuitive to-do list. you have to be online to add something in. that forces you to capture your tasks somewhere other than workflowy, which obviously sucks if it's your main to-do app.
does anybody use this in addition to omnifocus for some reason i'm not seeing? i can understand why some people might prefer it to omnifocus.
I started workflowy just for my writing. I needed to get back to the basics of outlining but always found traditional outlining to be overwhelming and hard to organize.
I have also been doing daily separate case studies on ORM stuff and wasn't satisfied with my organizational approach to logging the approach and the results. So when I stumbled on workflowy, other than there's not time-date stamp it was what I was looking for. Simple enough to capture my flow of consciousness yet able to organize it so that when I come back to it it's not just a big old mess.
My point is it doesn't have to be a replacement for whatever you guys are doing now, and instead might be suited for individual projects. However, once you get into it, you may be surprised as to the apps it starts replacing.
I trust my personal e-mail on Google's email servers.
I trust my credit card info on multiple shitty e-commerce sites.
I trust the dirty conversations I have with hoes on facebook will remain private.
Fuck it, might as well put all my business secrets on workflowy.
But for real, yeah I use it, it's pretty good.
I trust my credit card info on multiple shitty e-commerce sites.
I trust the dirty conversations I have with hoes on facebook will remain private.
Fuck it, might as well put all my business secrets on workflowy.
But for real, yeah I use it, it's pretty good.
Tried it, but went back to paper in less than an hour...
Need to be able to draw (flowcharts etc)
Need to be able to draw (flowcharts etc)
NEWSFLASH FOR PRIVACY TIN-FOIL HAT WEARERS:
Nothing you do is really that interesting, honestly.
Seriously, unless you are: famous, planning on being famous, doing something illegal, discovering on a cure for cancer, finding a way of synthesising an alternative to oil out of your own fap-leavings, storing bank details, building a nuke, or keeping a note of Coca Cola's "secret recipes", I wouldn't worry that much.
Nothing you do is really that interesting, honestly.
Seriously, unless you are: famous, planning on being famous, doing something illegal, discovering on a cure for cancer, finding a way of synthesising an alternative to oil out of your own fap-leavings, storing bank details, building a nuke, or keeping a note of Coca Cola's "secret recipes", I wouldn't worry that much.
After hearing turbo, I gave it a shot, and open it up, yesterday. I've still go it open jotting down notes, and even have it active on my iphone. It's pretty easy, and simple, and not convoluted like APP tend to get.
Look at freaking Adobe Photoshop, what exact it Adobe Bridge, and why can't I un-install a program I don't want... and when I accidentally click it open, jeez..
Ok, if you're representing big brands at some point, maybe it would be interesting to other big brands / journalists. But only at that point, mind.