Git is the version control system I am using now. I find it useful for my needs in particular since I do at least a part of my work on locations that don’t have network access. Git uses a federated model – you have all…
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I routinely scan my documents as PDFs so I can keep them in a virtual filing cabinet (you know, the whole “paperless office” thing). I use my HP all-in-one software running on a Windows VM inside a Mac (sorry, but the Mac scanning software on…
Among the things we all have to do (even those of us with Macs) is debug Javascript for Internet Explorer. The JS Engine is quirky and dumb, and other than memory management and garbage collection, they have done hardly anything to the annoyances of their…
I stopped doing GTD. And I totally shouldn’t have. I have determined that the problem was the lack of an “always there” todo list and note taking device. I write too slowly and am not organized enough to use my moleskine (never mind that I…
ZDNet published an article on How to avoid receiving an $837.20 iPhone bill which is very much worth reading. Here are some of my Strategies when traveling internationally with an iPhone
So you already get stuff done every day. But who besides you knows this?
Besides the iLife Suite, here are some applications I’ve found useful lately. Here they are. I will update this in the next few days.
I am now using Twitter again. I am hackerdude, of course. Come join the fun!
En Consumer.es, Alexey Pazhitnov (creador de Tetris) dice que El software libre sólo es una rebeldía estéril, y se pone a opinar acerca de capitalismo versus socialismo. Creo que reducir esto a “socialismo/capitalismo” es una reacción que sobresimplifica un asunto que es por naturaleza complejo,…
Here are some thoughts on success by Steve Jobs, prompted by a question asked at the D5 conference where he had a joint interview with Bill Gates. The whole thing is worth watching, or listening to, or reading the transcripts but this is relevant if…