in reply to how do you organize your notes?

I'm using Rainlendar to organise a some of my perl projects (mainly stuff to learn). It's a neat little desktop calendar. I find it handy for dividing a project up into chunks (you can repeat a task for X days), so I have a rough schedule.

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