I'm a college student with a small software business and a few other projects that take up at least a few hours of my time every day.

As I've begun to intern at different tech companies, I've studied the way they manage projects.

One medium-size web/media company I worked at had very clear goals for each quarter in terms of sales and traffic, but also, as it affected my department (tech), what features needed to be added to the sites during each quarter.

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My home computer, a laptop with Windows XP, is on its last leg and I'll need to replace it in the next few weeks. I'll likely switch to a Mac.

With that in mind, I'm using a Windows PC at work. I've been gathering and organizing my digital life using Evernote on a thumb drive for the past two years. It's been easy to access my data at both home and work, and print notes for reference on the go.

• Daily Galaxy on the virtues of clutter - For a junk junkie like me, I don't know if this counts as "triggering material" or not.
• The OSX86 project builds a "Hackintosh" - Some kind of convergence, done lo-fi.
• One Laptop Per Child faces competition… over who can create the cheapest functional computers for kids in developing countries. And how to get around the "W" word. You probably already know that the OLPC comes with its own special benefits, though. (No, not these benefits!)
• How to Develop a Mindset for Math - This has always been one of my greatest challenges. Numbers will eat me! [via.]

My upgrade to Leopard went without any problems, thanks to good advice from wonderful sites like 43f. The only thing broken is my Quicksilver action to print to my DYMO LabelWriter 400. I upgraded to the latest drivers and nothing works.

Anyone has found a workaround for that?

Thanks, Denis

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