Hello #Emacs and #OrgMode friends, is there a way to insert a deadline *with* time for a task?
for e.g. with:
Buy Book: CSS in Depth, Second Edition, Keith J. Grant
DEADLINE: <2024-06-10 Mon>
I want the deadline to be
DEADLINE: <2024-06-10 Mon 09:00>
I’m inserting times manually by hand currently. But am I missing an M-x org-some-command-to-insert-date or a handy keyboard shortcut?
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I kinda try and do a tiny deep dive everytime I want to use a new facet of #emacs and then make notes for myself.
Thankfully #GavinFreeborn does things exactly like me.
So I have all I need for learning about #OrgMode tables
Roughly 20m. Worth the time if you want to learn too.
Thank you Gavin!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g43XNwKY1YA
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#emacs, #GavinFreeborn, #orgmode
Org Mode Narrowing and Widening Buffers
https://janusworx.com/blog/org-mode-narrowing-and-widening-buffers/
#100WordHabit #mjbWrites #Productivity #OrgMode #Emacs
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#100WordHabit, #mjbwrites, #productivity, #orgmode, #emacs
#OrgMode friends, is there a way to show the times I took for a task in my org clock summary itself?
for e.g.
| \\_ 100 Words, Writing Session | | 0:45 | |
| \\_ Research | | | 0:24 |
i would like to know the actual time ranges in my Research section. what time to what time did i actually work? is this possible?
if not, i think my next best bet is to set :link t and then have these linked down to the actual task. (don’t want to do this though)
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#TIL: I could just C-c C-u to go up rapidly jump up the headline structure in an org file instead of just clacking up, up, up with my keyboard
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The #Zettelkasten’s slowly growing!
Thank you #OrgRoam!
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#zettelkasten, #orgroam, #emacs, #orgmode
I was today years old when i had the sudden realisation that i could use inactive timestamps (or even active ones should i choose to) as headlines in my #OrgMode files 🤦🏿
I was manually typing dates and then moving trees between them. Now I can just increment the headline date, if I want too! Yippee!
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I don’t have to do a cranky #OrgMode ritual anymore. Something’s good about this Monday :)
https://janusworx.com/blog/weirdly-placed-emacs-org-branches-are-only-cosmetic/
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#OrgMode’s back
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so I need some sort of middle ground of … disciplinary flow, I guess?
also with the old life, all I had to do was show up, and do the work. and that was easy to plan and execute
my current life is very amorphous. I have a lot more responsibilities. I have to take care of family. My body broke in 2018 and it requires daily upkeep to function. And I am trying to pivot careers. All of these generate a lot of work. Not to mention the rest of life throwing things at me.
So I somehow need some approach to taming it. and focus on what I need to do.
I’m good at the long term stuff. I know what I want to do.What I need to try. The paths to get there.
What I currently lack is some way of handling daily life. And what to do when life happens all the time.
Current plan: long term stuff - do with #OrgMode. daily stuff - do with #TimeBlocking
What I *also* need to remember to do is ***review*** mesh what i do on a daily basis and see if it is leading me to where I want to be.
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#orgmode, #timeblocking, #mjbBabbles