Often in the evenings, you may want to relax in front of the TV or get some small things done. This week’s tip, shared by scave31, offers a way to have your cake and eat it too: get some things done while still enjoying some downtime.
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If you’re using Remember The Milk to set up a GTD system, you’ll know that it is important to keep track of upcoming tasks due on a particular date. Traditionally, you would keep these items in a set of folders—a “tickler” file. This week’s tip, shared
Bob T. Monkey brings us another bug squishing release, following our big Remember The Milk for Android update. Version 2.0.5 includes:
Enhancements:
* Improve updates to lists/widgets using locatedWithin search criteria.
Bug fixes:
* Fix display of “every last [DAY] of the month” repeat intervals.
* Fix issue with parsing
Students know that organizing your assignments across classes can be a tedious affair, even with a syllabus in hand. This week’s tip, shared by astavrow, aims for a streamlined, organized setup to keep all assignments straight to make the most of your semester.
There’s a great post on
If you ever take out your phone to recall which errands you need to run, this week’s tip, shared by alasnik, is for you. In it, he discusses a way of using locations while mobile to zero in on what you have to do nearby.
I’ve been enjoying
Do you dream of a world where the browser reigns supreme, and all applications are a beautifully constructed and obsessively optimized mish-mash of cleanly namespaced JavaScript, crafty HTML and minimalist CSS? Do you wake up screaming “OH NO! NOT ANOTHER [favourite quirky browser here] BUG!” as cross-browser development haunts you
Bob T. Monkey’s been busy with another bug squishing release, following our big Remember The Milk for Android update. Version 2.0.2 includes:
Enhancements:
* Initial sync now uses 50% less memory.
* Updates to localizations for Chinese (Simplified), Danish, German, Spanish, French and Portuguese (Brazil).
Bug fixes:
* Fix issue
It can be hard to have the clearest perspective about what you did in the past year, so this week’s tip, shared by rossruns, describes a way to keep track of some big items for use in a performance review.
Like many folks out there, I have an annual
Following our big Remember The Milk for Android update last week, we discovered a few bugs that had managed to sneak through into the release. :( Bugs just won’t do, so we’ve released version 2.0.1, including:
Enhancements:
* Updated layout of 2x2 widget to show more tasks.
* Updates
We’ve covered some organizational methods in the past, namely Getting Things Done and Monk to Done.
This week’s tip, shared by sssimon, demonstrates how to organize your tasks using a similar approach, Zen to Done, in Remember The Milk.
The goal of this post is to show how
From the moment we tried Siri on our shiny new iPhone 4S, we knew we had to teach Siri to add tasks to Remember The Milk.
A few caffeine-fuelled days later, and we’re super excited to announce that we’ve done just that! You can now ask Siri to
Sometimes your tasks can get the better of you, and suddenly looking at your to do list feels overwhelming. However, this week’s tip, shared by bookworm, describes a way to break your list of tasks into smaller, more manageable lists.
I keep separate lists for tasks relating to different
