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This post unveils a JM3 technique I use when my brain’s on fire and I need the simplest possible thing to put it out. Let me explain.
There are many software organizers for making lists. I don’t like most of them. They get in the way of unravelling and documenting my thoughts. They distract me. More […]

This just in: Now, when you get an attachment in GMail that’s an Microsoft Excel or Microsoft Word format, Google adds a new button next to the attachment that says, “Open as a Google Document”.
This is huge for people like me who don’t have a license for any of the M$ apps and prefer to […]

Richard Florida’s Rise of the Creative Class blog syndicated a post I wrote about “Work and the Amniotic Bubble”, called “Why I Left“.

How very flattering! They get it. :-)

Fierce Wireless did a story on mobile phone subscribers who aren’t getting the most out of the technical/legislative feature of “porting” your phone number.
I respond:
Unbreakable long-term service contracts and ETFs counteract the utility of number portability in the States — if you can’t break up with your provider for less than $200 - $250, who […]

Control any application, not just Front Row (presentations, etc) with your remote, using Remote Buddy! Great stuff.

( press play button to listen while reading: )

My new signature file on all emails is:
“No car, no kids, no plants, no pets, no mess.”
( plus no kids with cats, no plants that smoke, no pets with plants, etc, etc. )

Zack Ostrowski - “PARIS HILTON IS PREGNANT“
Chris Dean - Lenticular pieces
Michael Barrish (”Oblivio”) - The Experience Machine
Patrik Fredrikson & Brit Ian Stallard - “Table No. 5, the Units (Monochrome, Ice, Black, Steel), The Lovers“
Matt Mahurin - every good video
Mike Nowland - Paint, paste-ups, and photography
Mary Rousseaux - “3 Piece (Black and White)“
Natalie Mayville - the […]

People who buy unlocked phones like to do things differently.
They have a thirst for the newest toy, the shiniest gadget, the latest feature. This same “Early Adopter” market overlaps heavily with the “Mac Power User” market — hackers and creators who love their Mac because it has today what PCs will have in four years.

I […]

My favorites:
2. Make up a charge-card name. Ask if they accept it.
45. Ask if they have any idea what is at stake with this pizza.

88. When they say “Will that be all?”, snicker and say “We’ll find out, won’t we?”

http://www.azzit.de/humor/130.html