Midnight Inbox teaser
The guys from Midnight Inbox, the most polished Mac GTD I’ve ever seen (and this is about how it actually looks, not about how it actually performs) announced today a little teaser about what to expect from Midnight Inbox 1.1 version. Things are shaping pretty well, and I already saw some goodness, like “the dock [...]
One million iPhone inquiries in US, while they are still negotiating with Vodafone for Europe
Well, I just can’t go over this without blogging a little: AT&T anounced a million inquiries about the iPhone. I don’t expect them to have a million buyers the next day iPhone is out, but the number has a certain marketing value, we must agree on that. If they will have at least 100.000 unique [...]
The reality within: beating Sundays
We talked several days ago about the Reality Within, the way your memories and habits are dictating your actual behavior. Let’s make it a little more exact, let’s talk about a specific reality: the Sundays reality. You have inside of you all the memories of your Sundays: since you were a baby, since you were [...]
It’s not all about the money, but still…
In my wordpress draft folder there is a post with the title: “Blogger I admire – template”. As the title suggest I thought to start a series about some of the bloggers I really admire, or for some of the bloggers that I really consider an inspiration. Well, I’m not going to use that template [...]
Firefox on steroids: my 5 browser extensions for power surfing
I love Firefox. I love everything about Open Source, generally speaking, but I especially love Firefox. It’s fast, stable, standard compliant and cross-platform. I can export/import my old bookmarks from Linux into my new MacBook Pro without any hassle. I know that all the familiar websites I used to surf will look the same regardless [...]
Community update: Getting Things Done at Feedburner
I’m member of several blog communities: 2kbloggers.com and Getting Things Done at FeedBurner to name just the most important to me. I also have my mybloglog community, which I encourage you to join, of course. Until today, I was most of the time a watcher, but starting today I’d like to share some of the [...]
Quicksilver – searching address book contacts
Time for another Quicksilver quickie (sorry, couldn’t help myself ). I mean, time for another Quicksilver short tutorial. If you haven’t read yet the other tutorials in my blog, I recommend you: Quicksilver: instantly create text files and prepend or append text to them, Quicksilver – blogging with wordpress by email, or the very simple [...]
New Google AdSense Referral Beta
It seems that Google AdSense is planning to add new features to their referral program. Currently they opened a beta testing session for those who want to take a closer look to the new system. Here’s what the blog entry at adsense blog is telling us: This is good news for those of you who [...]
How To Make A Google Toolbar Button For Your Blog
Google Toolbar is a great browsing extension. I use it since its only benefit was to show you the page rank of the page you visited. And it was a great tool. But things have changed and now Google Toolbar is making important steps toward a more socialized approach of the new web. One of [...]
The Reality Within
All your habits, all your memories, all your knowledge, informations and learned processes are forming a reality. Your reality. It’s your own interpretation of the world, it’s how you see things, and how you react to them. It’s what I call the reality within. Why “within”? Because, most of the time, this reality has nothing [...]
My first 100 days of blogging
Today I have 100 days since I started this blog. It’s my second blog, but the first one in English. It was an enjoyable experience so far, and I think it is just the beginning. Here’s some statistical stuff about my first 100 days as an English blogger: 1. In the first three months I [...]
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