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EPISODE · Oct 4, 2018 · 1H 10M

Agile Turtle

from Supercomputer · host Alex Cox and Matthew Cassinelli

Your hosts dive into task managers like OmniFocus and Things, but it turns out to be a lot to cover – stay tuned for the second installment! Alex loves her tags, Matthew defends Things from Alex’s violent opposition, and there’s a silly rant at the end about Marvel Netflix shows. Links from the show Things for iOS and Mac | Cultured Code OmniFocus – task management for Mac and iOS | The Omni Group Reeder app for iOS and Mac | ★ Reeder Things 3.6 Reimagines External Keyboard Control on iPad | MacStories Things URL Scheme support page | Cultured Code Designing better file organization around tags, not hierarchies | Nayuki (via MacDrifter) Things on iOS: The Complete Guide to Automations and Workflows | The Sweet Setup Canvas #70: Task Managers in 2018 | Relay FM Rosemary (@rosemaryorchard) | Twitter Dugtrio | Google Image Search Things 3.7 adds Siri Shortcuts support and templates, plus Landscape on iPhone | The Sweet Setup Using Siri Shortcuts with OmniFocus | The Omni Group Drafts. Where Text Starts. Things Parser 2.0 for Drafts 5 | PolyMaths The Checklist Manifesto: How to Get Things Right | Atul Gawande on Amazon Getting Things Done: The Art of Stress-Free Productivity | David Allen on Amazon Drafts is finally coming to the Mac | Cult of Mac Greg Pierce (@agiletortoise) | Twitter Cortex #75: Home Again | Relay FM Pee tape shortcut | Alex Cox Do By Friday Roboism | Relay.FM Two Headed Girl Find us online @_supercomputer on Twitter @_supercomputer on Instagram @alexcox on Twitter @mattcassinelli on Twitter matthewcassinelli.com Matthew Cassinelli on YouTube ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

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Your hosts dive into task managers like OmniFocus and Things, but it turns out to be a lot to cover – stay tuned for the second installment! Alex loves her tags, Matthew defends Things from Alex’s violent opposition, and there’s a silly rant at the end about Marvel Netflix shows.

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