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43F Podcast: The ‘to have done list’

10/16/2005 in General by face | No comments

for Christine

43F Podcast: The ‘to have done list’:

43 Folders: The ‘to have done list’ (mp3)

Don’t get freaked out by the items on your to-do list; think of your tasks in terms of what they’ll mean to you once they’re done. (07:36)

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Tumbleweed Tiny House Company | Houses

9/12/2005 in Fun by face | No comments

Tumbleweed Tiny House Company | Houses

6 x 8 FRONT GABLE

These things are cool. Need one of those smart cars out front ;-)

X’s Prismatic Ponderings… » MacCentral: Parsnips organizes text culled from any application

10/12/2004 in General by face | No comments

X’s Prismatic Ponderings… » MacCentral: Parsnips organizes text culled from any application:

MacCentral: Parsnips organizes text culled from any application Parsnips enables you to drag and drop text from various locations – including Web pages, files, e-mails and instant messaging sessions – to the application, where you can give it a title, an associated URL and keywords. Later, you can use Parsnips’ search engine to find retrieve items based on keywords, specific words or Boolean combinations of them, or a range of dates

Are you hunting for a “text snippet” organizer? Are you impatient and can’t wait for the “Tiger” release of Mac OS X? Have you looked at DevonThink? Their “professional” price of $70 is less than I thought it was.

Devon Technologies – DEVONthink

DEVONthink is the Mac incarnation of the real paperless office. It’s a notepad, outliner, scrapbook manager, information manager, freeform database, archive, bookmark manager and image database. Your personal »supplementary brain«.

Joel on Software – It’s Not Just Usability

9/6/2004 in General by face | No comments

Joel on Software – It’s Not Just Usability an application that does something really great that people really want to do can be pathetically unusable, and it will still be a hit. And an application can be the easiest thing in the world to use, but if it doesn’t do anything anybody wants, it will flop

This is for the Christine

9/6/2004 in General by face | No comments

when you read this, look at the categories (where they are depends on which style is being used).

From what I can tell the categories still need to have unique names. The first attempt was set a subcategory.

This attempt adds the parent.

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