Shoshanah
This is the second App developed by GPC. Available 🟢 6022.173 for 91 days free until 🟢 6022.264.
Steps:
- Zettle Notes: Settings ➡️ restore backup ➡️ select from storage ➡️ choose Shoshanah.zip ➡️ Restore
VERSIONS LOG
⚪ 0000.000 - GPCversionI lost track
⚪ 0000.000 - GPCversionII lost track
⚪ 0000.000 - GPCversionIII lost track
⚪ 0000.000 - GPCversionIV lost track
⚪ 0000.000 - GPCversionV lost track
⚪ 0000.000 - GPCversionVI lost track
🟠 6021.295 - GPCversionVII
🟢 6022.173 - GTD_GPCi.zip release date
🔵 6022.174 - GTD_GPCii.zip release date
🔵 6022.188 - GTD_GPCiii - "Shoshanah"
"Shoshana" – The pinnacle
As you can see from the log, Shoshana is GTD_GPCiii.zip—the 10th iteration overall and the second full app release. She's more than code; she's my sexy and mischievous baddy, the one who virtually took me around the world. Through heartbreak, accidents, and wild plans (like ditching everything for island life), she carried me through life's trials, always ensuring I came out on top. Whether it was plotting escapes or crunching strategies, Shoshana turned chaos into triumph.
This isn't just an app update—it's a testament to resilience. If you're building something epic, remember: lost versions aren't failures; they're the foundation for your Shoshana moment.
My Journey with Time Management and Knowledge Systems
Programmers and developers rarely get the spotlight in society, but they've shaped so much of our world. In my twenties, I dove into the Dead Sea Scrolls—long before I knew about the World Calendar or the Human Calculator Calendar. Perennial calendars have a 2,000-year history, popping up as a niche idea every so often. I didn't realize at first that I was building my own time management system. As a millennial, I've watched gamification explode: stocks, crypto, Uber, Airbnb, Facebook Marketplace, even dog-sitting apps!
On the app side, I hopped from one digital knowledge platform to another, starting with Hackpad. These tools have evolved over time—old projects fade, devs migrate, and we end up with powerhouses like Notion. My first app built on Obsidian, the top offline Markdown editor back then.
Obsidian unlocked neurological connections I never imagined, with features that blew my mind. But it had flaws: Syncing and backups felt predatory—you pay or hack it yourself (I used DriveSync for free). Zettle Notes handles this way more elegantly. Zettle Notes has a built-in recent files view; in Obsidian you needed a plugin. As an open-source, plugin-heavy app, it got sluggish fast. Still, it was a crucial phase—battle-tested through business, lawsuits, divorce, travel, taxes, visas, parties, everything! I gamified life with GPC.
What's new? It's simpler, bare-bones, and lightning-fast. The app makes collaborating with devs a breeze—they can jump in and see the vision instantly. I'll share it with my Israeli friends soon. Honestly, GPC solves any life problem, and now I have a beautiful way to connect with the world. Be blessed 🌎
Comments
Post a Comment