Proton Calendar had been an amazing alternative to the proprietary app I’d been using.

As far as I can tell, there is no ‘marking items off’ though.

All of my tasks are time specific, so this is no issue for me personally; when a task is complete, I just swipe the notification tray clear.

Proton Calendar does have a widget though.

If you’re just looking for a way to neatly list your tasks with the ability to separate pending tasks from completed tasks, I might recommend Joplin. I use it for notes, but I also use it for my shopping list. Using Markdown, you can add boxes in from of list items. I’m uncertain as to whether Joplin utilizes widgets, however.

The number of breaks allotted to those who smoke was not the point.

I moved into my own place to get away from habitual smokers, yet I'm forever doing laundry to get someone else's smoke out of my clothes.

There’s no need for fake platitudes on the internet.

On this, we agree.

Aside from smokers getting extra work breaks, the things you’re complaining about are not mildly infuriating, they’re other people’s personal choices that don’t impact your ability to do your job. They’re examples of completely normal experiences that nearly everyone has to deal with - mild annoyances at best.

The community is listed as 'Mildly Infuriating'. The few examples I gave in my post are things I personally find mildly infuriating. I don't know where you work, but in most places of employment, a certain standard of professionalism is expected.

You don’t get to police what people do on their breaks. You don’t get to police what people do to their bodies. You don’t get to police what language people use when talking amongst themselves.

Where in my post did I suggest the actual policing of the behaviors I found irritating? Or did I just list them?

If you’re so offended by bad language and music, wear some noise cancelling headphones on your break. That will have to added bonus of stopping people from talking to you at all, so you can get that decompression time you need in order to do your job properly. You should definitely start taking your own non-smoking smoke breaks if your boss/HR won’t address the issue of smokers getting additional break time.

Headphones are restricted in most work environments, hence the speaker loophole.

I've got nothing against free speech, but there's a time and a place for shit talk. Why is that up for debate?

The break disparity wasn't the issue I was addressing. And asking for additional breaks for myself does nothing to fix the issue.

I've had problems with every client I've used, wefwef included. I've just decided not to access Lemmy from mobile devices anymore. Problem solved.

Sorta...

Anything that gives workers more breaks is good.

You've got me there; lung cancer and heart disease do make for irrefutable excuses to cut out.

Anyway, my complaint was more about the smell of smoke and how it lingers on clothes and in the air for nonsmokers. It wasn't mentioned in-post, but I'm constantly hearing wet coughs as well, which is both disruptive to my workflow and is just gross (especially in a post-pandemic work environment where people refuse to even cover their mouths or use sanitizer anymore).