Category Archives: GTD

Minor site update – I dropped the Twitter widget from the sidebar, what with not having updated the thing in a while. I kinda came to dual realizations that a) I don’t do a lot of stuff that anyone on … Continue reading →

Rick Segal writes a bit on how he says no: It is the “for now” part that I believe may confuse people. I don’t say, I’d be interested in hearing about your progress, let’s continue the dialog, keep in touch, … Continue reading →

I finally beat my inbox into submission and got back into that state of flow where, as per the GTD principles, my inbox is just a landing pad for items that I can file accordingly. In the past, I tried … Continue reading →

“A clear inbox, being caught up on RSS feeds, and regular blog posts: pick two.”

Inspired by Michael’s efforts to learn the Dvorak keyboard layout, I’ve decided to try learning the QWERTY layout. Yes, QWERTY. See, I took a keyboarding class in high school (taught by, appropriately enough, Ms. Keyes), but it never really “took,” … Continue reading →

OK, if Google Reader is so great (which it is), why oh why can’t it do anything with embedded YouTube videos? It’s like they’re not even there. Yeah, I guess that just makes the case for GR being the most … Continue reading →

While I finally got our spare Mac working over the holidays, I’m still pretty PC based due to my day job. The biggest thing I miss from my Mac days is OmniOutliner, and I might have found a replacement with … Continue reading →

Of all the things I miss about working at a larger company, it’s having other developers around. Not so much for the ability to work on larger projects, but mostly to have people to bounce problems off of. I think … Continue reading →