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Typewriters?

Typewriters?

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TOPICS: Lofi

How SEXY would this app be?

How SEXY would this app be?

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TOPICS: Mac OS X

Introduction

Introduction

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Moving important papers(etc) halfway across the country

Moving important papers(etc) halfway across the country

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TOPICS: Life Hacks

A New Blog for Your Enjoyment

A New Blog for Your Enjoyment

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Mail.app and Gmail on the outs

Mail.app and Gmail on the outs

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TOPICS: Mac OS X

Stack model for Getting Things Done and Productivity

Even with the model of GTD (Getting Things Done) [see my previous posts], sometimes, we are a bit overwhelmed with a Next action such as clearing your desk because there seem to be some many objects on the desk, I suggest that you can break this task even further down by consider the atomic actions without even the effort to define them. I propose the stack model.

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Pre-defined Quicksilver hotkeys

Pre-defined Quicksilver hotkeys

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TOPICS: Mac OS X

A software to help you 'keep a detailed time log'

A software to help you 'keep a detailed time log'

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