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danielpunkass
https://micro.blog/danielpunkass
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May 27
@robothive Hi Rob - it definitely makes it seem possible that I could support it, which is a big step forward from before. Still a lot of work and I'm not sure how big the audience is. Will add it to my list to consider!
This is exactly why we need common open standards. We shouldn't need every service and every app developer to have to make these decisions about whether to support each other on a case-by-case basis.
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AngeloStavrow
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May 27
@aaronpk The short answer is that priority is for projects and up-next is for administrivia. So, for example, when I do a weekly review, I’ll prioritize working on three projects for the coming week, and I’ll add a
nexttag to a few tasks on single action lists (e.g. “drop off the rent cheque”, “make haircut appointment”, “clean the barbecue”).The long answer is that I should write a blog post. 😅
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Mark All Read in Monocle (mrkapowski.com)
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Toronto, ON, Canada • Mon, May 27, 2019 5:16pm
