I use Taskfreak. One of my coworkers originally set this up for everyone to use at the place where I work, and I set up a copy for my own personal use since I've come to rely on it. There's nothing like having an organizer that I can access/modify from anywhere. (plus, I don't have to worry about losing my records if something happens to my hardware) My task list is my internet start-up page on every machine I own.

A while ago I used to use Knotes that was set to run at login, but I got tired of having a million sticky notes crowding up my desktop. (plus I needed something more universal for those times that I wasn't booted into Linux)

Before that I used the calender function in korganizer, but I often forgot to check it, rendering it useless.

What do you guys do to keep everything together?

Organized? Me?

Haha.

if it's vitally important... scribbles on a piece of paper that gets tossed in a pile on my desk.

I drink loads of booze and throw all my important stuff into a huge unordered pile. I haven't come across a better system.

.txt files...

I am the antithesis of organized.

My tendency to make lists has almost reached the OCD level. I make lists for everything even when I know I'm going to be a lazy **** and not do anything on them.

When I went to sixth grade camp, I made a 10 page list that my parents still keep with the suitcases for any trip we go on.

I don't. Any more questions?

wait. what? 10 pages? you skip lines when you write i hope....:o

Nope. I told you it was bad.

I"m not entirely sure how I stay organized. It just seems to happen. Or maybe it's just that I have so little to do.

Generaly if something is more than a week away I don't think about it. If something is 1-3 days away I just write a note about it on my hand, a scrap of paper or an old recipt.
I also try to reuse thos scraps of paper too.
It's really neat to find them again after months and wonder what that little scribble ment.

Stay what?

Up until a few months ago I didn't use anything. I started using Google Calendar in November or so, and it's awesome. You can even have it send a txt message to your phone to remind you of appointments, which is nice if you forget to check.

I've got a paper agenda at work. well. my job is all about keeping track of everything. retail store manager. but i don't really use it as well as i should, for some wierd reason i prefer post-its

strange huh?

Outlook + OneNote. It's actually pretty damn nice.

Anyone that is truly interested in staying organized should be a regular reader of Lifehacker.

and

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The only drawback I would have to using TaskFreak is that at work, our 'net connection is frequently down or fubar'ed.

...Google Calendar rules my life.

I don't really. Or I write stuff on the various pieces of paper that float around in my pocket with the various pens that float around in my pocket.