@Gaby as your primary email?
@Gaby yes. IMHO it is, assuming you like sci-fi. Very easy to keep track as well
@Gaby correct. Same with 3/4
@Gaby I’ve switched back and forth. I really do like hey better though. I’ve renewed once already
@Gaby stop using hey?
@craigmcclellan do you still have a website?
@canion thanks! Julianisawesome.com for anyone who is interested.
It’s about what you’d expect from a 6 yr old lol
@MereCivilian I’ve been back and forth a lot lately, but i truly prefer HEY more than gmail or Fastmail. Not all aspects, but over all for sure. Can’t wait till they can start making improvements again.
@adrianizq I’m (back) on gmail. Google workspace to be more specific because I have my own domain name for email.
@Gaby mostly the same for me. The switching can’t be good.
@jack yes, Exactly!
It really was a great read. I absolutely this genre of book. Happen to have any similar recommendations?
@manton YouTube is basically video on the internet now. I’d be happy for the change.
@Gaby my favorite is pepperoni and pineapple.
@mattbirchler where did you go (back) to?
@Gabz Todoist?
@Gabz my favorite part is seeing what task manager is in the rotation...
@Gabz going on 13 yrs myself
@manton I bought a MBA this year. Though... I think I’ll trade it in towards an ARM version when available. Too enticing.
@Gabz I’m going to turn your world upside down. Check out Roam Research.
@mattbirchler I of course want everything to be free... but I understand people need money. There are many different avenues. Free and open is my preferred.... but content, I think is King. I may switch to Spotify from Apple Music because of this.
@danielpunkass how soon did you notice results?
@Gabz I played Yoshi's Crafted World with my 4 year old. We loved it!
@gabz they bad AirPods pro in stock at my Apple store today.
@Gabz I get many tasks and things I need to follow up on via email. I forward them all to Things.
I also get many tasks that are due in say 3 weeks, but I need to be working on as I have time.
This is where I really rely on start dates. It allows the task to show up in my today list, where I can see it and be reminded to make some progress, and if I don't finish it it just carries over to the next day, or.... If I know I won't have time to do that task today, simply change the "when" date to the next day.
I still like to keep up on other apps features, but the way things works just clicks with me.
If todoist would add start dates (unlikely) I would probably switch.