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Email in the WSJ; Drupal Fastsearch; Getting Things Written; Finding Lunch 2.0; Butt-kickin' Bourne
Merlin Mann | Aug 27 2007
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![]() Re: Getting things written I liked...Submitted by Mike (not verified) on August 28, 2007 - 9:13am.
Re: Getting things written I liked the story of how the writer implemented GTD. Although I do not think that this “system integration/customization phase” is only required for writers. I think for the system to really work for you and for you to enjoy it, you need to do the same kind of fine-tuning that Mr. Johnston has done. » POSTED IN:
![]() You are such a tease....Submitted by terry cahy (not verified) on August 28, 2007 - 6:04pm.
You are such a tease. Read the headline expecting some reference to this Lunch 2.0 but no… :-D » POSTED IN:
![]() I see that you love...Submitted by Rick (not verified) on August 30, 2007 - 9:53pm.
I see that you love Views (Drupal module). Have you tried it’s natural counterpart CCK. I highly recommend taking them for a spin together - it’s amazing how easily you can build the basics of a fairly complex custom web site. » POSTED IN:
![]() The PoIC stack concept can...Submitted by Miguel (not verified) on August 27, 2007 - 3:14am.
The PoIC stack concept can be implemented in software. An existing calendar/to do/notes app already is a database with time and date stamp (tags may not be present). All one would have to do is add a 3x5 card design interface and display a stack of cards in the same way as this photo: http://www.flickr.com/photos/hawkexpress/189967397/in/set-72157594200490122/ I’d love to see an interface like that in software. Also, implementing this in software allows one to search. » POSTED IN:
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