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Nonsense from around the world. And Linux! Home Ye Olde Mensa – android app Impressum Drei Leute im Selbstgespräch August 7th, 2019 Daniel No comments Categories: Tags: The end of an era May 10th, 2011 Daniel 1,387 comments Too early and unnecessarily you had to go (i.e. you had been “let go” by someone). Office door of Stimme and me Categories: English , German , Other Tags: VLBA Ritter Sport January 15th, 2011 Daniel 216 comments Man soll ja nicht immer nur meckern, deswegen zur Abwechslung auch mal ein Lob: Ich hatte bei Ritter Sport über Weihnachten selbstkreierte Tafeln Schokolade bestellt, sahen auch super aus. Allerdings hat die Lieferung ziemlich lange gedauert (über einen Monat iirc). Heute bekomme ich ein Paket von Ritter Sport, ohne bestellt zu haben: Als Entschädigung für die Wartezeit unaufgefordert sechs große Tafeln Schokolade und acht kleine, das finde ich dann doch wirklich mal kundenfreundlich, deswegen hier auch mal die positive Erwähnung eines Unternehmens ;). Und vielen Dank dafür. Categories: German , Other Tags: Ritter Sport My take on GTD (getting things done) November 30th, 2010 Daniel 3,192 comments After coming back from my trip to Cuba, my inbox was pretty filled, as usual. But even after sorting out there were almost 70 emails left (not counting newsletters), that were still important in one way or another. And I noticed that I actually missed some stuff that was supposed to be finished already. This was when I decided, that using your inbox (+labels) wasn’t enough anymore to stay ahead of your work, if you have a job situation and personal projects similar to mine (research assistant). A colleague told me that he is using the method of Getting Things Done (GTD) by David Allen. The gist of it is: Whenever you get an email (or anything else) do it immediately if it can be done fast, delete or delegate it, or file a task of it to be done when you have time for it. This way, you can concentrate on the task ahead while you can free your mind of currently unnecessary occupations. Now, with due-dates and priorities you can go to through your tasks step by step, always having exactly one goal in mind (of course this is a shortened version of the system, see google or wikipedia or the book for details). So I started to convert my emails to tasks and actually liked that a lot. I wouldn’t miss important things anymore just because they were lost in my inbox somewhere and I could make a list of “next tasks” to focus on. Additionally, this is extremely well supported in http://www.toodledo.com , and there was a nice android app named got to do with full synchronisation support. However, that was still not the optimal solution. While it drastically improved the organization of work and helped with having an overview of the total amount of work to be done, I got lost fast due to the amount of tasks (75 currently) and I almost lost more time organising tasks than actually doing work. The main issue is on how to sort your tasks, my colleague used a different system than I, and we both were using different systems than David Allen. None of them was really fitting in my opinion. David Allen’s system isn’t really suitable imho, if you have a lot of “private” taks (in my case, most of them stemming from my dissertation, as well as private projects) and you are not assigned to a small number of specific projects; I can’t make a specific project for every task, as in my job there are dozens of very different assignments. So I used a number of general projects like “work (general)”, “dissertation”, “teaching”, “project proposals”, “private projects” etc. And using due date for sorting tasks isn’t working either, as most points of my dissertation don’t have specific due dates – so will never be on top of the list and thus never be a “next task”. Manual sorting isn’t really cutting it either and priorities are too inflexibel. After about two weeks of using the system, I think I found a way which is somewhat suitable (and much better compared to simple note systems or just emails): Every Sunday I sort out all tasks I want to finish next week and file them under the status of “next task” All tasks get due dates; in case of unspecific tasks e.g. regarding my thesis, they get due dates when I want to have those finished at the latest. Task not to be done within the next week are marked as “active” All other tasks, where I have not yet decided on a due date but need to be done are marked “planning” Everything else which I just want to do when I’m in the mood or when there’s plenty of time (like learning something new) is marked as “someday” I use priorities to sort tasks having the same due date, but that’s just a bonus The order of sorting in Toodledo is thus: status → due date → priority (without pro subscription only two criteria are allowed, however that’s not a big deal) I have two additional tips for the use with toodledo: When using gmail, it’s easy to link tasks with permalinks. Just paste the gmail url and replace #mbox with #all, e.g.: https://mail.google.com/mail/#all/12c9d6c3d5a4e879 The stylish or greasemonkey plugin has a really nice layout enhancement for toodledo: http://userstyles.org/styles/27157 If you have the pro subscriptions, you can use subtasks, to avoid having to many projects/folders; all projects that are short-lived and have a small number of tasks (maybe three) are filed using subtasks instead of folders. If you are using GTD or toodledoo, too, or have a job situation similar to mine, please let me know of your experiences, how you organise yourself or what way of sorting you prefer. I’d be really interested in that. Categories: English , Other Tags: English , Getting Things Done , GTD , Organisation , Tasks , Toodledo , Work Eben mal Altpapier wegbringen… November 23rd, 2010 Daniel 179 comments …ist nicht erlaubt, wenn Nachbars Katze in der Nähe ist. Katze im Karton Categories: German , Other Tags: Cats rsslibnotify – My very first python script October 28th, 2010 Daniel 855 comments UPDATE: I included tante’s comments and extended the program. The config-file now allows you to define the checking interval and will be automatically created if nonexisting. I noticed that gwibber removed their rss support for some reason. However, it would be really nice to have the option for libnotify to …well… notify you on gnome when there is something new on rss/atom feeds you find important. Since I always wanted to learn python anyway, I hacked together a small script, which does exactly that. Just create a config file in ~/.rsslibnotify with a number of rss/atom feeds separated by newlines and you will be informed every ten minutes via libnotify if there’s something new. (see update above) feedparser and pynotify need to be installed prior. Btw. feedparser is giving me errors while installing, however seems to be working without a problem. Of course this script is far from perfect. Keep in mind it’s my first python script and I worked at most one to two hours on it ;). Available for download here: rsslibnotify.py #!/usr/bin/python # coding=utf-8 # # Copyright 2010 by Daniel Süpke # # This program is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify # it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by # the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or # (at your option) any later version. # # This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, # but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of # MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the # GNU General Public License for more details. # # You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License # along with this program. If not, see <http://www.gnu.org/licenses/>. # # rsslibnotify v0.3 # import pynotify import feedparser import time import os . path import sys config_file = os . path . expanduser ( '~/.rsslibnotify' ) feeds = [ ] titles = [ ] try : file = open ( config_file , 'r

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