Re: I'm in for $50 now and could go to $100.00

skeezix <[email protected]> Mon, 11 Jun 2012 23:01:02 -0400 (EDT)
Newsgroups gmane.comp.handhelds.palm.shadow
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On Sun, 10 Jun 2012, swac2002 wrote:

# I will NEVER use "the cloud" for my data. I don't even like the idea of my iTunes purchases being there.

	I'm with you, but I'm 'old school'; I have a few servers up in the 
basement, running my own calendar and email services and so forth .. its 
icnrasingly annoying to run such things, with needing anti-spam and so 
forth and alwasys having to update everything etc, but so far.. I'm off 
the grid .. no one sniffing all yme email and calendars. Creeps me out..

# My gut feeling is that twenty bucks is near the ceiling--well $19.99 of 
# course. Does that sound about right and would that make it feasible for 

	Same price point as before really ;)

	The biggest hurdle for years now, aside from free time, has been 
.. what direction needs to be run?

	- a simple/fast outliner?
	- with dates, dependancies, other fun stuff to make it optionally 
more a project tracker?
	- and simple lists, for shiopping lists, etc?
	- .. but then we're turning ionto a database, with user definable 
forms, so you can make fancy shopping lists and have summations of costs, 
filters by target store, etc..  getting too 'broad'
	- integration with what?
		- Apple calendar so line items can show up in calendar?
		- sync/push to google cal, yahoo cal, etc?
		- evernote, mind manager, basecamp, ...
	- sync to online codejedi site, so no data loss if device lost?
	- set up your own server, sync to that, so no codejedi dependancy?
	- rotating, scaling, transformable display .. phones, tablets, etc
	.. babies are sick and waking up again.. I'm off ;)

	I'm open to big discussion about what it needs to be, since 
eveyrones idea are different. An interesting discussion if nothing else ;)

		jeff

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