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The Personal Finance Manager Showdown, 2008

October 31st, 2008 · 6 Comments

Do you use a personal finance manager (PFM) like Quicken or Microsoft Money? Have you thought about using an online PFM in its stead? There are clearly some advantages to going “cloud,” but the sheer volume of websites offering PFM services makes a commitment seem a little far off. This is a quick reference and [...]

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Tags: The Ether · The Web

iTunes Genius

October 28th, 2008 · No Comments

I originally thought that the iTunes Genius function would really suck.
It’s not Pandora, after all.
But I was dead wrong. Just have a look at this playlist that it came up with.

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Tags: Music · Tech

GTD: Now with Toodledo

August 2nd, 2008 · 14 Comments

For all of you poor bastards that have been following along with my GTD evolution over the last few years, you’ve seen the implementation change courses a few times. For those of you who couldn’t give a crap about my past implementations, and are interested in how I’m using Toodledo in my new system, welcome [...]

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Schizophrenia for a New GTD Approach

July 29th, 2008 · 2 Comments

My most-recent GTD refresher course with David Allen’s seminar stuff (Getting Things Done Fast) has proven to be just like every other one I’ve been through: It’s resulted in me learning/discovering something new.
This time around, I picked up on something subtle that David said somewhere in Disc One. He’s talking the tools (gear) that you [...]

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Joomla! Wish of the Week

July 19th, 2008 · No Comments

For those of you who have spent any time tweaking, installing, massaging, and customizing a Joomla! installation – or better yet, doing so with components – you might share my frustration here.
It’s typical for larger PHP-based CMS suites to provide a massive collection of language-specific text strings for use throughout the program. These strings are [...]

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Tags: Tech · misc web stuff