I’m sorry, that’s not how we write drivers. Drivers are not services.
It’s bad enough that Linksys foists control away from Windows to their own wireless manager, but even worse that it’s not in the places most people look: Start→Programs→Startup and HKLM/SOFTWARE/Microsoft/Windows/CurrentVersion/Run. Fail.
Average time to complete a task: 3 days, 17 hours, 12 minutes.
36 out of 438 tasks were overdue when completed.
36 out of 438 tasks were completed ahead of schedule by more than a day.
366 out of 438 tasks were completed the day they were due.
I started using iGTD this summer. Blake, one of my co-workers, recommended it, and I’m glad he did. After half a year of use, I am immersed in the GTD philosophy — I can enter a task, get it off my mind, and complete it when I can.
iGTD has the added advantage of keeping an archive of all my tasks. I have wanted to do some data mining with this stored data for while, and I finally wrote an analysis tool that will open your iGTD database and give you some statistics about how you’ve done completing tasks. I have posted my results inside the cut. Hopefully, these numbers will be even better next year.
To use the tool, unzip it, make sure you have sqlite3-ruby installed, and find this line:
# Load the tasks from the database file
gtd = Gtd::Database.new('iGTD.sql')Change 'iGTD.sql' so it points to the location of your iGTD database. Typically, this is in /Users/yourname/Library/Application Support/iGTD/iGTD.sql.