Ever struggled with Time Zones? There is a solution for that: Every Time Zone.
I just was waiting for something like that, and it looks awesome too!
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I worry that this is one area where hiding the filesystem on the iPad could have detrimental effects on a user’s experience. If I am an average user, my experience has taught me that deleting a file from a folder doesn’t really mean the file is deleted; it’s in file-purgatory. If I bring this mentality to the iPad, though, it could result in devastating losses of data.
This is one thing I hate about the iPhone — and it looks like it is not going to get any better with the iPad. Why do they take the FileSystem away (completely). At least let some way to access is — not just by jailbreaking!
Zenhabits posted about ‘How to Be a Positive Person…’ and I would like to quote the things I liked best!
Realize it’s possible, instead of telling yourself why you can’t.
Focus on what you have, not on what you haven’t.
Image that you’re already positive.
~ Zenhabits
Since I do change a lot in my life, and already posted about it, I thought this is really interesting. I knew about Zenhabits before but I just recently rediscovered its value!
A really neat idea to get a quick overview of the stats. And it looks awesome too! The idea of a status board like the one by Panic — which is inspired by the status page published by Cultured Code — inspires to do something similar to use as my default-browser-home-page on my Mac.
But at times, I wonder if it isn’t just the next fad. It’s certainly partly a backlash to the personal productivity movement, with GTD at the centre. But maybe it’s also the new GTD. Instead of doing work, people are still tinkering. But now they do so under the guise of ‘reducing’ or ‘simplifying’.
I think he is right. A certain amount of complicity is OK and I will go into deeper thoughts about this soon but for now I agree 100% with Chris. Everything simple does not mean you get more done. Sometimes personally I get stuck in getting everything simpler and than get nothing done in the end!
How does a photographer evolves? What changes over time, how does he take pictures and how does a photographer think about his own work?
Someone tried to answer that question and showes his results in a graph.
A — not so sexy designed — little tool to get the best DNS Server near your home!
Are you a power-user with 5 minutes to spare? Do you want a faster internet experience?
Try out namebench. It hunts down the fastest DNS servers available for your computer to use. namebench runs a fair and thorough benchmark using your web browser history, tcpdump output, or standardized datasets in order to provide an individualized recommendation.
Try namebench, my new DNS is about 20% faster than the one I used before!
To help everyone — from occasional viewers to regular submitters — reflect on their own experiences with new clarity.
If you are photography savvy like I am, you probably will love that site and the lovely photographs at it! Have a look and be inspired.
I absolutely love the cave style subway! Thats art in bit.
