In hindsight, I clearly picked the most depressing of our possible titles. Whoops.
I did check the show notes to make sure it wasnât a surprise final episodeâŚ
I wasnât worried. Since I knew @MacSparky loves jazz, I figured @ismh might be a Metallica fan. 
I also use Contacts as a poor manâs CRM. When I was starting out I was a salesman for a major freight company and learned how much people appreciated it when you remembered their birthday, or anniversary, or the names of their spouse and children, etc. I still try to remember these things and keep this kind of info in my contacts, of which I currently have several hundred.
A Tip for those that use Gmail. In webmail, if you hover over the Senderâs name on an email, then select âMore Infoâ when their address is presented, their contact details along with a list of recent emails and meetings (from your calendar) will be displayed.
NoMoRoBo. Between AT&Tâs efforts to block spam which, IMO, is OK but not perfect, and the âSilence Unknown Callersâ feature on my iPhone, I no longer need Nomorobo. Another reason I keep an extensive contact list.
fyi, YouTube Premium is 33% more expensive if purchased in-app:
iOS: $15.99/month
Web: $11.99/month
Note: if you subscribe on the web, you will still receive the same benefits on iOS (as long as youâre logged in to the same account).
âFade To (Space) Greyâ? 
I havenât used the âSearch OmniFocusâ Alfred workflow (largely because I havenât found enough need to pay for Alfred yet) but for anyone else who may be in the same boat, or who doesnât use Alfred: Command + O in OmniFocus opens a great little search bar that I didnât know about until very recently but now use quite often.
It doesnât search tasks, but does do perspectives, folders, projects, and tags. 
Hah, I just found out about that yesterday, after suddenly wondering why OF didnât have a quick launcher like every other modern app. Evidence:
Enjoyed the episode! Please bring dark comedy to contemplating death more often.
@MacSparky, FacileThings has a review function too, and itâs even better than the OmniFocus one!
I donât know what the reason was for all the ruckus over the @MacSparky OmniGraffle âProject Status Board.â It seems to me to be perfectly obvious that his comprehensive master screen tracking all projects/areas is the âOne Screen That Rules Them All.â 
I, too, was surprised to hear that was controversial. The status board does seem fiddly but (a) I am not David; my needs are not his and (b) sometimes fiddly can be meditative.
Like @ismh, I donât find backlinking or even deeplinking essential in my Obsidian usage. Mainly, I like it because it is a very nice Markdown editor and document organizer, and it plays extremely well with DevonThink. Extremely well. As I said elsewhere, to me they have become like a single app.
Yeah, I read the title and felt so very very sad and gloomy
RE: Sorted3. Iâve been using Calendar366 to handle my tasks and calendar events, and itâs been doing an adequate job. I donât need time blocking, which is where @MacSparky seemed to find it useful, so Iâm wondering how these 2 apps compare. Since Iâm always looking for greener grass, is there anything that would give me a reason to move to (or even try) Sorted?
Thanks.
The issue, then, is itâs fiddliness. I would like a product solution but Iâd certainly take a roll-your-own solution.
I might raise the question under âPi etcâ on the Automator board - as Iâve been thinking of doing so for some time - using a Raspberry Pi and a spare monitor. Iâd had the roll-your-own idea a while back. Whatâs novel about @MacSparkyâs set up is that itâs more graphical than mine by miles. That might be the bulk of its fiddliness.
I was just thinking yesterday, when I started food tracking again, âI wonder what David Sparks uses to track food?â
Trying FoodNoms now! Thanks, @MacSparky.
Luckily for me, it was sold out! Thanks for the reply, though. Those look great.
Iâll keep an eye out for ones for the rebellion for a later timeâŚ