Do you still email files and links to yourself?
johnny makes ⚡️
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Want to settle a debate: is this still a common thing to do? If not, how do you capture things to look at later?
(Currently building something related)
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Matt Harbord@matt_harbord
More likely to slack them to myself; often wish WhatApp had a similar personal inbox.
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@johnny_makes yep, and crucially (for me) it has an easily scrollable /searchable history
@matt_harbord ah interesting, so DM'ing yourself in one specific workspace?
@johnny_makes well, in the relevant one if it's work / side project related. And in whatever one I'm using the most if it's unrelated / personal
@matt_harbord that's cool, so basically each is kind of a "note-to-self" within a "folder" which is the project itself
i usually text myself and end up forgetting abt it … i’ve used notion in the past. will occasionally email myself links and read the next day
😂 is there a better way?
@johnny_makes looking forward to seeing it Johnny!
Lately been relying a lot of of the eco-system between imessage and apple notes.
Also this one is very interesting https://tabstolinks.com/
@produkhelt curious about the link between imessage and apple notes! how does that work?
also tabstolinks looks very interesting, thanks for sharing!
@johnny_makes write me a message on Twitter @produkhelt - happy to chat any time
I do this sometimes if I am on my laptop and would send it to my mail to later view on phone. There might be other reasons people stills send email files and links to themselves.
Let's say those files are important and getting this later in another device woud require some flexbility. It still boils down to what purpose you want to use it for.
Yes, I still do it hehe
Yes, especially important documents. WhatsApp or Slack is a fastest way to save something but when it comes to important files definitely email.