lambdasue

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by lambdasue 5y ago
I use taskwarrior in combination with taskwiki and occasional taskwarrior-tui usage. Taskwiki allows me to store arbitrary notes in markdown files while keeping the relevant tasks list auto-generated and synchronized with data in the task t
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by lambdasue 10y ago
By my estimate, this projects seems to be old / stalled, not in active development. This notion is based on the lack of Python 3 support and the fact that majority of the activity in the forums happened in years 2006 - 2010. EDIT: I wa
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by lambdasue 10y ago
I asked this question months ago (being based in Europe too) and the reply was that I will indeed have to pay my local VAT and import toll when receiving the product. When I explicitly followed up with whether this means they will ship from
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by lambdasue 10y ago
On the contrary, taskwiki provides two-way sync, so they will show up in your taskwiki lists. The feature is called Viewport, and it's a header enhanced with a taskwarrior filter: Say you have all your work tasks tagged with 'work
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by lambdasue 10y ago
Regarding the Anki import, this Vim plugin might be of interest: https://github.com/tbabej/knowledge Beware, highly experimental, and the documentation is lacking (reading the tests would be the best idea to get a feel
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by lambdasue 10y ago
There are currently two android clients that I know of: * https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=kvj.taskw * https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.taskwc2 Syncing happ
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by lambdasue 10y ago
While I never got on terms with orgmode, I cannot praise vimwiki high enough. It's intuitive and simple enough to not have very steep learning curve. I use it with taskwiki [1] extension, which stores all the tasks in the awesome Taskw
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by lambdasue 10y ago
For all plain-text file lovers out there, there's actually quite a good tool that combines both the power of plain text files (i.e. Markdown) and taskwarrior called taskwiki [1]. Provides the best of the both worlds to me, tasks in pla