GTD Tools
For those of you who are employing a GTD (Getting Things Done) system, you might be interested in checking out this exhaustive list of GTD tools.
Michael Buffington (of 43folders.com) has a great demo of how he uses iGTD (Mac OS X only) and the iGTD plugin for QuickSilver to maximize his productivity. It’s worth checking out.
How do you use the GTD system? If you don’t use it, what system do you use to stay productive?
Disk Inventory X
I’ve talked about hard drive visualization tools before so you know I love eye candy. Disk Inventory X is another visualization tool for Mac OS X users.
T-Mobile HotSpot @Home
Imagine having a cell phone that can make use of WiFi hotspots to make calls. Now imagine that those WiFi hotspot calls don’t use any of the minutes on your plan. Pretty cool, huh? Well, it will soon be reality for all you T-Mobile people out there.
Wii Live!
Nintendo is opening up the Wii to independent game developers. Brilliant move. I was tempted to get an XBox 360 simply because of all the cool games you can get on XBox Live (Geometry Wars had me in its death grip).
Interview with an ex-Google AND ex-Microsoft Employee
Here’s an interesting interview with a person who has worked at both Google and Microsoft. There is an expected leaning towards the Microsoft work environment, so expect a tiny bit of bias. Regardless of that, though, the interview is pretty straight-to-the-point.
Passengers Pissed Over Poop in Plane
I already hate long flights. Having to go through something like this for 8-hours though is grounds for murder.
Add Grammar Checking to OpenOffice
Here’s a handy, Java-based extension for OpenOffice that adds grammar checking. It just requires Java 5 to be installed on your system.
Speeding up OpenOffice in Ubuntu
By tweaking a few of OpenOffice’s settings, you can vastly increase its performance. I just tried it out. Huge improvement.
Crush
I just saw the trailer for a video game that looks like it would stretch your mind. The game name is “Crush”. The game takes place in a 3D world, but the puzzles can only be solved by crushing the world into a 2D plane.




