Recently Evernote changed the way note links work. Or at least I think they did. Where previously they followed the evernote://… URL scheme, they now use an https://… URL scheme. And for some reason I can’t get them to open in the desktop app. I found out that this could be set in the Evernote …
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I use Evernote note links a lot and I think I don’t need to explain why. Unfortunately, you can’t create them with the iOS version of Evernote. But there may be a workaround… Inspired by @simplicitybliss post on adding Evernote notes to OmniFocus, which refers to the original post by Asian Efficiency, I started tinkering …
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A fresh take on GTD contexts Sven Fechner (@simplicitybliss) recently reposted his view on GTD contexts. As I wasn’t happy with my own setup anymore, because I just had too many contexts, I decided to give it a try. With the modern technology, particular contexts just don’t make much sense anymore. What a change this …
Mac OS automator workflow for getting direct link to @CloudApp uploads I use CloudApp a lot to share files, mostly images. I often use the image links in blogposts that I write in MarkDown. Unfortunately, the CloudApp application on my Mac copies a URL to the clipboard that refers to a page on their site …
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When applying Gettings Things Done, you at least have one inbox to capture your stuff. Most of the time, you probably have more than one inbox, especially digital ones. The more inboxes you have to manage, the less productive you probably get. This post will show some small examples of how ifttt.com can come to …
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