I realised earlier in the year that my collection of post-it notes on and around my desk didn’t cut it anymore. I needed something as simple but more scalable. This led me to being in the market for a task management tool, and I finally decided on The Hit List.
Similar to the increasingly popular Getting [...]
I’ve tried previous versions of Safari only a handful of times, as I have been content with Firefox for at least 5 years. During this time period I’ve spanned across multiple OS’s, and the first thing I always did when transitioning to a new platform was to hit-up Mozilla for the newest release if Firefox. [...]
A few weeks ago I was a guest on the Mac 20 Questions Podcast where David Allen asks how my macbook pro fits in with my day to day life.
You can check out what I have to say here or download the file directly.
If you can’t be bothered to listen to the podcast, or can’t [...]
Like a lot people who own a mac, when this announcement came out, I feverishly downloaded the Google Quick Search Box.
Being a regular Quicksilver user for quite some time now, I was eager to see what the big G-Man could bring to the table. My initial impressions can be summed up in one word…SLOW!
As mentioned [...]
In light of the Alex Payne’s and John Nunemaker’s recent posts on their setups, I thought I’d share my own. Mainly because I find them interesting reads, and I’m generally able to try out a new app or two that I was previously unaware of.
Hardware
I use a 15″ Macbook Pro that I purchased from ebay [...]
