Further to my previous post about a way to improve your productivity on the cheap, some anonymous benefactor has used my personal coupon code (CC15-15411) to buy ClearContext, and in the process saved $15 for themselves, and saved me the [as yet unknown] cost of the upgrade. I’m delighted…
From the monthly archives:
September 2006
ClearContext IMS Pro 3.0 has a feature I dearly want: unsubscribing from threads so that they’re automatically filed out of your inbox. That one feature alone is probably worth the cost of the upgrade, but there’s a way you can help me out and save some of your own money at the same time…
{ 2 comments }
After one too many glitches, Cameron has given up electronic capture. He’s converted to the Moleskine, and now seeks more Moleskine hacks despite Rob Irwin’s dire warnings about the dangers of unconstrained experiments in self-organsation. So, here are two of the key Moleskine tricks I use to stay above water…
{ 1 comment }
Welcome back!I know, I know: I haven’t written about Django for a while. Nor am I this time, really, except to note that I’m still a Subversion novice and have screwed up my vendor branch strategy. I’ll get back to it, though, honest. All I need is some Copious Spare Time… In other news: if [...]
{ 1 comment }
I’ve got good and bad news for Juice users on Windows. First, the bad news: iTunes 7 breaks Juice. Apple might have changed the COM interface on which Juice relies to do its work, but they haven’t updated the SDK so I can’t find out. Perhaps it’s something in our code. Regardless: If you upgrade [...]
{ 4 comments }
I’m rebooting my blog on new software. I’ll explain more later….
