Merlin’s weekly podcast with Dan Benjamin. We talk about creativity, independence, and making things you love.
Our Most Popular PostsOmniOutliner: Spacebar for mouseless dropdown selectionMerlin Mann | Feb 3 2006Speaking of R'ing TFM, OmniGroup's crackerjack techs responded almost immediately to my recent "feature request" that I be able to select items from OmniOutliner dropdown menus without using the mouse. Already there. Just hit In other news, the new unofficial motto of 43 Folders is going to be “The only truly obvious things are those things that you already know. (And, regrettably, not everyone is you yet.)” 10 Comments
POSTED IN:
How to redirect synonym pages to preferred term in Drupal?Merlin Mann | Oct 6 2007Following up on my earlier comment: I've added a number of popular synonyms for the most used taxonomy terms on 43 Folders. For example "OS X" and "Leopard" are synonyms for my preferred "Mac OS X" term. Is there a Drupal module or the like that can redirect taxonomy pages for synonyms to the page of the preferred term? E.G., I'd love for visits to " POSTED IN:
Gmail Search - sent messages with no response?marnikcomp | Jun 10 2007Gmail Search - sent messages with no response? read more »POSTED IN:
Need help with scanning and conversion processMatt Wood | May 30 2006Need help with scanning and conversion process read more »POSTED IN:
2008 Moleskine planners already out, with expanded line to bootCarla Hufstedler | Aug 28 20072008 Moleskine planners already out, with expanded line to boot read more »POSTED IN:
GTD + R :: Getting Things Done + RHODIAKenji OHTA | Jan 10 2007GTD + R :: Getting Things Done + RHODIA read more »POSTED IN:
Health warning: emailmcnicks | Apr 19 2006Health warning: email read more »POSTED IN:
GTD with Journlermsanford | Apr 14 2007GTD with Journler read more »POSTED IN:
Good PDA for use with Macrmuller | Sep 2 2007Good PDA for use with Mac read more »POSTED IN:
To-Do, Is tech even needed?Brandon Leedy | Feb 20 2008So I was on LifeHacker and saw a recent post mentioning a sticky note program called "Hott Notes" (http://lifehacker.com/358564/make-and-take-your-sticky-notes-with-hott-notes) which seems like a very productive little app. Its your basic sticky note program with lots of little graphical and optional details you can tweak and change. Until now, I've been using the tried and true "ToDo.txt" method and that's working just fine. But for now I'll be giving this a whirl. read more »POSTED IN:
|
|
| EXPLORE 43Folders | THE GOOD STUFF |
