If you’re looking for a simple way to make use of contexts and tags in Wunderlist, read on.
Tagging and Contexts in Wunderlist
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Small Discovery with Hazel … press “alt” key for sub-rules
I came across this blog post yesterday about a ‘hidden’ feature of Hazel. The ability to create nested conditions will really make my life easier.
Making eMail excellent: A long-overdue rethink and a much anticipated application
Email client applications are all much of a muchness; some do more than others with tagging, highlighting and rules, but in the main they ultimately allow you to read email.
From a ‘Getting Things Done‘ (GTD) perspective, email has been the one ‘inbox’ (in the sense of GTD) that has been incongruous to the rest in my system; I’ve found it really difficult to smoothly integrate emails in my inbox into my GTD workflow.
Apple Mail in 10.8: New Special Folder for AppleScripts Used in Rules
If, like me, you use mail rules a lot in Apple Mail, you’ll be thankful for this nugget of information from George Coghill.
How to set up a Greplin/Cue search in Alfred with one step (updated Jun 2012)
I thought it was worth bringing the update that I’ve made to this blog post to your attention.
In a nutshell, there’s nothing to worry about and everything still works exactly the same as it did.
Ady
Greplin evolves into Cue – and saves our day
So, Greplin is now (or soon will be, if you’re waiting for the web app) Cue.
Why I love mobile tech
I just love how the tech around me makes doing the nitty-gritty work less time-consuming.
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How to set up a Blekko search in Alfred with one step
What my workspace says about me
I was recently drawn to a photo of David Allen’s home office space, as posted on the GTD Times blog. I took a good look at the photo and started to think about my workspace and what its setup said about me.
How to make the Pomodoro Technique excellent – a wish
Here’s what’d be really excellent – if my favourite Pomodoro application and my favourite Task Management application would combine forces.
I use the Pomodoro application to manage my time-boxing and Wunderlist for my To-dos. What I’m lacking is the ability to fully manage my pomodori online – currently, if one’s truly following the Pomodoro technique – I have to write each task down on a piece of paper (I use index cards for no reason other than I have several spare boxes since we moved our sprint planning online) indicating how many Pomodori I think it’s going to take. And then I use the Pomodoro application to record success, failure and interruptions.
Now, if Wunderlist included the ability to mark up each task with the number of pomodori and then run the pomodori, recording interruptions, etc., I’d be a really happy chappy.