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On Thu, 5 May 2005, Luke A. Kanies wrote: [...] > In other words, it's not your system that keeps you from missing meetings, > so much as your commitment to it. I've taken to considering my agenda > file a stack that I pop off of, and my phone to be the notification system [...] I agree that it requires commitment from the user; my point was that something so simple can be effective. But I also think it's a solution that probably only works for people with certain sorts of personalities (control freak, attentive to detail, afraid of missing appointments, appreciative of routine--take your pick). > > Probably this solution only appeals to people who are inclined to love > > writing lists, however. > I expect it appeals to all who don't use a Mac as a desktop and/or have > some specific requirement that flips the hate switch. What would a mac user have less tolerance for this? I do have a mac laptop, which I use all day at work. I don't think of it as my desktop, though, that's the freebsd box sitting at home. However, I spend more hours by far with the mac. - AnnThere's stuff above here
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