It’s come up a few times: “How do you use RTM?” “What do your lists/Smart Lists look like?” I covered them briefly on RTM’s blog but they’ve changed a bit since then, and I’d like to flesh them out a bit more.1 Obviously my work has meant that I come in contact with a lot of […]
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I started this post on December 15, 2008. I’ve mostly kept it intact and simply published it for the sake of getting it out there. It’s not nearly as sprawling as I initially intended; you’re welcome. Remember the Milk is one of my favorite websites.1 Keeping a list of tasks, keeping it simple, and keeping […]
Google Maps Navigation: A Free, Ass-Kicking, Turn-by-Turn Mobile App — Google maps navigation — Gizmodo If Google sells this in the App Store for zero dollars, those millions of bucks Apple makes off of GPS app sales will likely disappear. It’s not for us to worry about until there’s no more GPS competition except Google, and we’re dependent on […]
A few months ago I posted a graph of my music listening and was asked how I produced that. Andrew Godwin runs a really nice service called LastGraph that creates these graphs based on one’s Last.fm profile data. Of course, what would this be without a new one? (I had to check it out again, of course.) […]
A musical life ...
This might be the biggest reason I love working from home.
Facebook’s Users Don’t Like Change — ReadWriteWeb Users don’t like change, and as a product becomes more popular, users will grow ever more resistant to change. The entire article (about Facebook’s contentious changes to their News Feed) distills to that one sentence. It’s not a Facebook thing1, it’s a people thing. Really, I grow tired of all this […]
So Dinosaur Comics is probably definitely my favorite webcomic. And recently @TheBestCupcake has been rocking some hilarity on Twitter. This is a recipe for some reasonably delicious success (if I do say so myself):
