Email in the WSJ; Drupal Fastsearch; Getting Things Written; Finding Lunch 2.0; Butt-kickin' Bourne
Submitted by Merlin on August 27, 2007 - 1:38am.
- It’s Time to Stand Up to Your Email - WSJ.com - Quoth your (alas, unlinked) author, “checking email and not doing anything about it is the worst habit.” It’s true.
- Custom search forms with Views and Fastsearch | Lullabot - I love Views so danged much, and fantastic recipes like this make me just point and gesticulate whenever people say “Why Drupal?” Them Lullabots are some smart cookies. [via deli/siliconmeadow]
- Antony Johnston (Getting Things Written) - Thoughtful, complete, and coherent GTD-based workflow optimized by an accomplished freelance writer. An excellent read. [Thanks, Kelly DeConnick]
- Cool Tool: Craftsman Auto Switch - “Whenever you turn your tool on, it will automatically turn the other outlets on. When you turn your tool off, it waits a few seconds before turning the accessory outlets off…”
- Pile of Index Cards - a photoset on Flickr - Okay, I’m not made of stone, people; I admit that some byzantine systems totally turn my crank. I wonder if Josh D has seen this one.
- Michael Randall [Giving More Engaging Presentations] - Ton of great resources on doing presentations.
- Lunchbox - Find lunch around your workplace - Fun Yelp and gMaps mashup for deciding where to eat. Would be super-handy for traveling. [via Daring Fireball]
- Eye for an iPhone - Jerzy wins the internet this week with this handsome Chuck Norris-esque tribute to Scott Bourne’s mad fighting skillz (context: MBW 54). Because you know who else hated iPhones? That’s right….
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The PoIC stack concept can...
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.