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Originally Posted by Lizard
Check it off and then delete it?
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But if I'm going to do that I might as well check it off then cmd-k. What no-one who doesn't feel the same way can understand is that there needs to be absolutely zero interruption to my workflow in order for it to be comfortable and intuitive.
Done in my mind also needs to be done and gone in front of me. Out of sight, out of mind. To keep the momentum going I need to be moving on to the next task almost before I've finished clicking the check box on the last, and cmd-k interupts that.
I've just thought of a way to explain it that
might tell you what it feels like to me: It's the same as reading half way through a sentence in a good book, and then:
Wife: "did you put the rubish out?".
Me: "yes I did" (re-starts the sentence).
5 second delay
Wife: "what about the cat?".
Me: "Yes dear" (re-starts the sentence).
5 second delay
Wife: "Yvette says Emily's doing well at school".
Me: "That's good" (re-sta....oh you get the picture).
5 second delay
Wife: "I think we should change these curtains".
"Oh for Pete"s sake, I give up!!!!"
;) ;) ;)