Did you know you can add tags to organise your notes even better?🏷️ Categorise notes according to #context, highlight #priority levels, and track tasks with #status updates. Keep your notes sorted and accessible! #Productivity
@joplinapp I love your 'Did you know' posts! I don't really understand Context Tags: anything I do is either work or personal, so I would have to have every single note tagged 😕
@SirTapTap The problem I've found with some Unsubscribe links is that they track that to say if your email is active, and some unscrupulous companies will use or sell that for even more marketing purposes.
@faoluin That's a concern though if it's a real company you actually signed up for, they should already know that. Mostly a concern for spam emails IMO.
Probably well known, but that's why spam folders block images too, easy way to track opens
@AAMfP@jenkstom thanks for telling me about Logseq, it wasn't on my radar! but looking over their website I saw it involved coding in its usage, to make "queries", and it gave me pause. did I understand that correctly?
We recently talked about a free personal time tracking app that we are preparing for release. And very soon we'll share it with all of you. Visually it is mega simple. No complicated dashboards with a bunch of different colors. Only the most important and very functional. We hope this is one of those "as nature intended".
Until then, here are the first screenshots with the task list and timer list. In a light and dark theme to taste.
@mathgum I applaud your efforts. Functionality is the most important thing, but don't forget that eye candy is something most people get attached to first.
Don't underestimate the importance of shininess of UI.
our obsession with #productivity often comes at the expense of our mental well-being. We're constantly hustling, but sometimes, I wonder if we're forgetting to just be human and enjoy the moment.
I don't feel like I can always "control" what git is going to do, with commands sometimes resulting in unexpected behavior that is consistent with the way git works but doesn't track with how I think it should work. Instead, I need to keep a lot in my mind to get it to do what I want.
@Fred most people on pkm.social tend to be good follows since they are already self selecting to have their accounts there and there is the Guppe Group https://a.gup.pe/u/pkm , and tools like Obsidian and Logseq have accounts too.
@Vivaldi
How to get Firefox (and windows) to work with me not against me (I am not allowed to use Vivaldi at work, and it's super annoying) without add-ons
At least I found the global colour replacement option in settings so I could not get blinded by the lightmode
I had a sudden "what if…?" intuition for a potential #productivity speedup in my #opensource bug reporting workflow when tables of data are involved, and… it turns out that it is actually possible.
As you can see in this short demonstration I recorded below, you can paste #LibreOffice#spreadsheet cells into a #GitLab ticket, and it automatically converts it to a proper #MarkDown table. It just works! What is this sorcery!? 🤯 What a time to be alive.
@davidrevoy
I just thought about it out of the blue: "Boy, writing tables by hand sucks... especially when I already assembled my info in a spreadsheet while benchmarking anyway… Hmmm, I wonder if the GitLab folks secretly implemented something crazy like parsing stuff pasted from spreadsheeting software. Let's try that for the lulz."
Did you know Joplin to-dos are the perfect way to optimise and manage your task lists? Create and cross out your checklists, add descriptions, attachments and subtasks. You can also set an alarm as a reminder! #productivity#taskmanagement
▶️ Read through emails faster – when you take action on one email, the next one will now be shown automatically. You can enable this feature from Settings (“Jump to next email”).
🗓️ See main calendar event details in the invite email itself, thanks to our new Calendar widget.
☑️Check your availability simply by tapping on the invite widget in the email – it will take you straight to the #ProtonCalendar app.
@protonprivacy Thank you for your reply and the suggestion... however, apparently you're not an iPhone user because they don't work;
The text zoom setting only applies to the interface, not the content.
pinch to zoom is horrible. Because then you would need to to pan/horizontally scroll through every few words of a sentence to read it. It's not usable at all. (On an iPad this is less bad.)
It's such a basic feature, zooming text to read mail... 😞 this kills productivity.
@Kdude Thanks for following up. We'll likely be looking into adding font options within the app itself at some point in the future, we just don't have a timeline to provide for this at the moment.
