Re: OT: Tracking billable time

I do this and recently my project manager asked "Where are you keeping
records of your time usage?". "On a pad" I replied.

...a few minutes pass...

Manager: You mean 'Notepad'?

Me: No - a real pad. Paper and pen sort of thing.

Manager: Oh - didn't realise people still did that...

Ho hum. 

> I found this really thin flat white rectangular thing lying around in
> my office that nobody was using, and on top of it was a whatsit, um,
> pencil? Anyway, works remarkably well. And what's really cool, it
> solves the persistence problem in a totally orthogonal way. You just
> enter^W write the data down, and it gets persisted until you manually
> delete^W erase it. How cool is that?
> 
> d.
>