Philipp :emacs: :nixos: on Nostr: Does any to-do app have the concept of "I'm waiting for some outside event to happen, ...
Does any to-do app have the concept of "I'm waiting for some outside event to happen, and then activate other to-do items"? I feel this is ubiquitous in real life but has no counterpart in the major apps. Say you write an email and once the response is there (possibly affirmative) you activate the next action items.
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2025-06-15 12:38:05 GMTEvent JSON
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