Justine and I have been doing our best to have at least one night a week that is totally media-free. No TV. No internet. No movies. No radio. No phone. Just us. We’ve been doing it on and off for … Continue reading
I’ve been working on our mobile site a lot lately and found this great FireFox plugin that has helped me a great deal. I’ve spent a lot of time looking at how newspaper sites present their mobile-friendly WAP sites. WAP … Continue reading
This is a great presentation by David Allen at the Google campus. He is speaking about his productivity method called “Getting Things Done.” It runs about 45 minutes, but it’s worth watching if you could use a productivity boost.
Squidoo has an article highlighting some great tips on how not to lose your luggage while flying. I figured this was a pretty topical subject during the holiday season. Link (Via Lifehacker)
The Apple Blog has a great collection of Quicksilver reference videos that can help you get the most out of the application. Unfortunately, I still use it mainly as an application launcher (when I use it). I haven’t taken the … Continue reading
Leo Babauta has a great article about decluttering your mind: You can declutter your mind with simple actions, things we’ve discussed here before, but things that are almost guaranteed to have a positive effect. Little things that can make a … Continue reading
Here’s a great post on SixApart’s website on the subject of Open Social: Take a spreadsheet, for example: Imagine if a simple spreadsheet could be shared on one of the services you use, but limited so only your friends could … Continue reading
I’ve been using the Mr Uptime FireFox add-on for several months now and it just dawned on me that I use it fairly often. Mr. Uptime saves me time and hassles in one fell swoop. Here’s how it works: Let’s … Continue reading
I’ve been using Quicksilver for a few months now. It was one of the first applications I loaded onto my laptop when I first bought it. I use Quicksilver as an application launcher mostly because I can’t remember all the … Continue reading
