Okay, so go on… instead of only listing negatives, what are the alternatives to each of these that you use?

I have two .TXT files for non-urgent tasks:

• Remote Work
• On-Site Work (everything involving something physical, basically)

I don’t use apps except Google/Outlook calendar for urgent/time-specific tasks. I immediately make an empty draft for each email that I must reply to or otherwise do something with, which I then review during any downtime; I try to keep my inbox’s unread count at zero the majority of the time (during working hrs, anyway). To me, flagging is pointless if you’re gonna respond anyway; you may as well start that process with a draft and then review your drafts. I work through drafts from the oldest to the newest.

With that said, I don’t use due dates, either, and get away with just calendaring.

I’m kind of like you except unread emails bug me (and I wanna at least briefly read what they have to say—and not have to keep marking them as unread after), so what I do is: I start a draft if I must follow up with it somehow. Then when I have time, I browse through the drafts and fire them off as I get to them.

This topic is literally the most recent video of the YouTube channel Dear Modern, which is entirely devoted to Feng shui positioning: Where to place your bed in Feng shui

/r/redlighttherapy may be able to help with that, even now, actually.

Ouch, I’m so sorry you’re having to deal with this!

Hey, I’ll watch you stream Noita and FTL whenever! I’d walk you through them as best as I can! Noita is almost entirely a game of visibility, IMHO; the All-Seeing Eye perk is unbeatable, rivaled only by immunities. And yes, FTL has a tremendously awesome soundtrack!

Oh, absolutely. I just mean that we appear to be headed in that direction.

Nanobots of 90’s sci-fi, here we finally come!

about the covid vaccines.

There, all fixed now.

What if the SSD and everything else are 9 years old? Is that worth risking data loss over?

Um, I beat Noita once. I beat FTL: Faster Than Light on Hard sometimes. I beat Pocket Rogue once. I also scored first-place in some hard-difficulty Moon Rider VR beatmaps, but I gotta get back into that.

so i use a fork.

Which?

lest you collapse the waveform and lose superposition.

But then I could reach my destination instantly!

Thankfully, the right-to-repair movement is growing as wins stack up.

I thought they were Southeast Asian, or maybe I’m recalling incorrectly.

I’ll be back.

… to check on your work. Keep it up, kiddo!

Well, we still have to get approval. But it just seems like they don’t mind as much. For example, I don’t know how many companies out there would be fine with installations of AutoHotkey and LibreOffice.

No, it can’t! That’s a very interesting one indeed, but I wouldn’t risk moving to it at this time.

Vivaldi isn’t even fully open-source anyway, so it’s worth leaving regardless.