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Getting Things Done with Semantic Notes — Abolish Me

http://www.abolish.me/blog/semantic-notes Let’s right away throw traditional string tagging out the window.* Formally adding content-related strings as “tags” for a note is, in my opinion, a recipe for a GTD breakdown. If you are capable of using (and reviewing) tags like “recipes”, “roadtrip”, “quotes”, and “read” on a regular basis, then hat’s off to you. But I’ve never found this solution to be 1., quick on the draw, and 2., uniform enough to recall and follow without error.

Taskfile: A Tasklist Compiler

http://cyborginstitute.org/projects/taskfile/ Taskfile is aggregates task information from text files using GNU Make. Taskfile supports task tracking for a diverse collection of workflows and tools. Overview
There's currently no convenient way to manage services like Redmine, Bugzilla or GitHub issue tracking system in Org-mode. Org-mode already handles TODO-list pretty well, but there's no synchronization functionality for TODO-list services such as Toodledo or Google Tasks. The goal of the project is to let Org-mode import and export to these kind of services in a generic way so that new services can be added easily later on.

Project details

http://www.google-melange.com/gsoc/project/google/gsoc2012/aaptel/17002
http://jasonheppler.org/2012/06/07/automating-tasks.html Here’s a few nerdy bits I’ve been working on lately in my free time – just a few scripts that I’ve been using to take care of things on my Mac automatically. The first is a one-line bash script that will automatically delete items from my Downloads folder that are more than a week old: #!/bin/bash find /Users/hepplerj/Downloads/* -mtime +7 -exec rm -rf {} \; The only additional change I want to make to the script is to log what was deleted to a text file, but I’ll work on that on another evening. I automate the script using launchd (the OS X version of cron ).

A Few New Scripts

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Pocket Lists for iPhone

Pocket Lists is an amazing universal checklist & to-do list app for iPhone and iPad. Pocket Lists allows you to easily manage to-do lists, focus on to-dos which are important right now, and to collaborate on to-do lists with friends. The app is powerful yet extremely easy to use — a superb upgrade for most to-do list apps including the stock Reminders app.

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noidentity - listbook

http://noidentityapps.com/listbook.html Buy 1.99 $ All your lists in your pocket Shopping lists, things to do or to remember - with ListBook and its elegant user interface, creating as many lists as you want is a breeze. Dear User we will remove the iCloud feature in the next version because of: To sync or not to sync
http://people.duke.edu/~dgraham/ETM/#os-x-users Making Getting Things Done easier is etm's goal. Getting Things Done , commonly abbreviated as GTD , is an action management method, and the title of a extremely popular book by David Allen . GTD rests on the common sense notion that with a complete and current inventory of all commitments, organized and reviewed in a systematic way, the mind is freed from the job of remembering everything that needs to be done, and can focus on actually performing those tasks.

Index of /~dgraham/ETM

http://www.bdunagan.com/remind-me-later/

Remind Me Later

Remind Me Later adds events to iCal in two clicks. Type “Buy groceries at 4pm tomorrow”, and it will add “Buy groceries” to iCal at 4pm tomorrow. Opening iCal takes time. Add an event in two clicks. Click on the menu bar.

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gTodo.txt is a todo list management application. It is based on the todo.txt format. This uses a simple plain text file to encode tasks, which is platform independent and future proof. http://pohl-michael.gmxhome.de/gtodotxt.html#screenshots

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