Dragos Roua – Brilliantly Better
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From the monthly archives:
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 [...]
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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 [...]
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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 [...]
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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 [...]
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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 [...]
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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 [...]
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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 [...]
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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 [...]
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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 [...]
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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 [...]
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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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