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Thursday, July 20, 2006

GTD: MonkeyGTD

by Earl on July 20, 2006

in GTD, Software

MonkeyGTD is a TiddlyWiki powered Getting Things Done (GTD) system which uses html, CSS, and Java Script to run on any modern browser without the need for additional logic.

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Air travel, all the charm of a public bus

by Earl on July 20, 2006

in Observations

This is the same or less level of comfort I experience and have come to expect from riding public transportation buses.I’m in my early 50’s and can remember when air travel was fun and an enjoyable adventure…. With the ever increasing cost of fuel the only way for an airline to possibly survive is to cut operating cost which in turn usually results in some reduction of the level of service to it’s customers.I for one think that the price is low enough and that customer service deserves some attention here.

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Tinderbox: practical screencast

by Earl on July 20, 2006

in Apple Mac, Software, Training/Skills

I was happy to see that Al Hawkins at CodeTheWebSocket has posted a well-done four part screencast that demonstrates a practical application use for Tinderbox. If your interested in Tinderbox this is well worth your time to view.Note: Currently Tinderbox is a Mac only application, but is being ported to Windows.

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