Use KISS for saving and finding semi-important stuff
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@Dominica said:
Thank heaven for MediaWiki. I love our wiki, and it's so easy for 2 (or more) people to access and edit the information there. We would be crazy disorganized without it.
It really has been awesome. You would not think that getting your wife to use a wiki for household items would be easy but once I set it up and put in a little bit of data she has been all over it and uses it even more than I do. It's really ideal for household management.
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@scottalanmiller said:
It really has been awesome. You would not think that getting your wife to use a wiki for household items would be easy but once I set it up and put in a little bit of data she has been all over it and uses it even more than I do. It's really ideal for household management.
Umm... excuse me? Why would it not be easy to get your wife to use a wiki?
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@Dominica ha ha, but seriously, it's not the kind of thing you can normally convince your spouse to use. And admit it, you were a bit skeptical when I proposed it.
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@Dominica said:
@scottalanmiller said:
It really has been awesome. You would not think that getting your wife to use a wiki for household items would be easy but once I set it up and put in a little bit of data she has been all over it and uses it even more than I do. It's really ideal for household management.
Umm... excuse me? Why would it not be easy to get your wife to use a wiki?
I think he means wives in general. You are special though, in a good way.
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@ajstringham
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@ajstringham said:
@Dominica said:
@scottalanmiller said:
It really has been awesome. You would not think that getting your wife to use a wiki for household items would be easy but once I set it up and put in a little bit of data she has been all over it and uses it even more than I do. It's really ideal for household management.
Umm... excuse me? Why would it not be easy to get your wife to use a wiki?
I think he means wives in general. You are special though, in a good way.
I think you might need to watch out @Dominica you might have a stocker
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Awwww @ajstringham thinks I'm special
Okay, I admit that I wanted to make sure that the wiki wasn't going to be a ton of extra work for me. Sometimes @scottalanmiller has these ideas and proposes them with "and it will be great experience for you to work on this" so hence my perpetual caution whenever Scott has a brilliant new idea.
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@Dominica said:
Awwww @ajstringham thinks I'm special
Okay, I admit that I wanted to make sure that the wiki wasn't going to be a ton of extra work for me. Sometimes @scottalanmiller has these ideas and proposes them with "and it will be great experience for you to work on this" so hence my perpetual caution whenever Scott has a brilliant new idea.
You are.
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@ajstringham Awww if you were here I'd grab a stool to stand on and hug you around the waist
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@Dominica said:
@ajstringham Awww if you were here I'd grab a stool to stand on and hug you around the waist
You're not that short! Or is it I'm not that tall? No, it's you're not that short. LOL
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@Dominica said:
Awwww @ajstringham thinks I'm special
Okay, I admit that I wanted to make sure that the wiki wasn't going to be a ton of extra work for me. Sometimes @scottalanmiller has these ideas and proposes them with "and it will be great experience for you to work on this" so hence my perpetual caution whenever Scott has a brilliant new idea.
Out of curiosity, and if it is personal ignore my question, but what do you guys use the wiki to manage? Bill and expenses? Scheduling? Just trying to get an idea of how we could use this tool in our house.
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@coliver Everything from box inventory lists from when we move to all of the info to pay bills. I think it might have our movies list on there too, but not sure if that was ported over.
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Plus home repairs, car servicing, things like that. Nothing super fancy, just things that you need to record somewhere and.... where do you put that without losing it?
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It seems like a great way to keep home things as organized as using say SharePoint for a business.
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@TechieChick said:
It seems like a great way to keep home things as organized as using say SharePoint for a business.
Not as nice as SP, of course, but pretty easy to use (like Wikipedia) and uses very few resources. Plus it is always a good project to do and add to the resume too.
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Another thing to add to my someday list.
