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Practically Efficient is Eddie Smith's personal blog.

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2017 23

  1. From boiling lead and black art: An essay on the history of mathematical typography
  2. But I already paid for it?!?!
  3. Dave, this conversation can serve no purpose anymore. Goodbye.
  4. A nod to checklists
  5. A couple of Jekyll updates
  6. Look but don't type
  7. It doesn’t want anything
  8. Thinking out loud about the Apple Watch
  9. One-off shell script execution in BBEdit
  10. Lessons from the president
  11. The boring truth about email security
  12. Be still my rolling Pencil
  13. From clips to stories
  14. Thoughts on iOS automation
  15. And, not or
  16. LaTeX comes to Pages
  17. LiquidText 3.0 redefines what's possible with a PDF and an iPad once again
  18. Next fun
  19. The cost of monetization
  20. Regular expressions and Sublime Text
  21. Use universal clipboard to alleviate iCloud password pain
  22. Simple PDF saved search tip
  23. To don't streaks

2016 60

  1. Things I got better at in 2016: Part 2 -- Time and project management
  2. Things I got better at in 2016: Part 1 – Technology
  3. The best things I read and listened to in 2016
  4. More macOS Preview PDF trouble
  5. Pandoc and Python
  6. Two great iPhone scanning apps
  7. Inbox self flagellation
  8. Fraud culture survived the financial crisis
  9. Tables are hard unless you own TableFlip
  10. Diverting screenshots from the Desktop
  11. Survivor
  12. Applauding the epitome
  13. Pros and cons of the wireless future
  14. Decoupling the original vision
  15. It was the glass-half-emptiest of times
  16. A penny for your apps
  17. Procrastination is for the over-serious
  18. DEVONthink To Go 2
  19. Ulysses batch export
  20. On the perfect note taking app
  21. Exporting math to English
  22. Embrace struggle and repetition
  23. How to make terrorism worse
  24. On the current state of my content
  25. The role of aesthetics in information systems
  26. App review resolution
  27. Macro laws
  28. What does it mean to be a man?
  29. Your brain's blind spots
  30. ScreenFlow 6
  31. The worst way to measure human value
  32. Creating less work
  33. Fear more
  34. Begging the question
  35. I'm sorry, I forgot to introduce myself
  36. Ascertaining one's immortality
  37. Twitter is back on my phone
  38. Outsmarting the smart dash
  39. The foot hammock
  40. A water cooler gone wrong
  41. I use it, but would I recommend it?
  42. I still wear the Apple Watch
  43. A contrarian theory about software developers
  44. Software as a perception
  45. Static and free
  46. New RSS Feed
  47. Productive OmniFocus styling
  48. Thoughts on iPad and Mac convergence
  49. Better
  50. Markdown to LaTeX via Pandoc
  51. Tightening Alfred file filters even more
  52. HBR interviews Kevin Spacey
  53. On the bad design of everyday things
  54. Creative versus predictable outcomes
  55. When the dark side of practicality defeats security
  56. Cave text
  57. On graphical morality: it takes two to lie
  58. Decision time
  59. Twitter update
  60. Copied: shared clipboard for iOS and OS X

2015 57

  1. Dimming Twitter
  2. The last resource
  3. Deliveries
  4. The Apple Watch Eight Months Later
  5. So much more than a desk
  6. Dropzone
  7. Truth in magic
  8. Realpolitik TV
  9. Wolfram Alpha + LaTeX revisited
  10. Office 2016 for Mac impressions
  11. Defer projects, not tasks
  12. We ship with pretty decent video software
  13. Work
  14. We killed leisure
  15. Systematic
  16. How Humans Save
  17. Strangers in a strange time
  18. Smart Title Case in Sublime Text
  19. How do I love Sublime Text's multiple cursors?
  20. Duck and search
  21. Time-caring theory
  22. Clockwise
  23. 529 moon shot
  24. Time to stand
  25. Honesty as corporate enterprise risk management strategy
  26. App Camp for Girls 3.0
  27. Training happier employees
  28. Weather lines and Apple Watch
  29. My adventure so far with Photos and other mythology
  30. Peak U
  31. TechTonic
  32. A little simple goes a long way
  33. Computer problems
  34. Dusting off Stickies
  35. Text or get off the pot
  36. Fantastically useful
  37. The market value of your data
  38. Neil deGrasse Tyson on 60 Minutes
  39. Comparing my Fitbit One and iPhone 6
  40. Agile's open letter to banks
  41. Explaining bad news bias
  42. What's an actuarian?
  43. Make that a double
  44. The Workflow Video Field Guide
  45. When Smart Sorting Smarts
  46. It is expected that passive voice will continue to annoy me
  47. Cosmos
  48. Loose thoughts sink costs
  49. Slate's Working
  50. Breaker breaker 1-9
  51. Because that's what we did last time
  52. The survival of the beautiful
  53. The ascent of failure
  54. On Overcast and overwork
  55. How to draw lines and influence people
  56. A better pocket knife with Launch Center Pro and Pythonista
  57. Caught in our own net

2014 17

  1. The only free economy
  2. OmniFocus outside of the GTD box
  3. OS X Shell Tricks
  4. Twice the gender, twice the sales
  5. RegexOne
  6. All data go to hell
  7. Snapback Actions in ScreenFlow 5
  8. Clink and sync
  9. All thumbs
  10. Read Later is dead
  11. Rest begets
  12. Adding a little more awesome to Alfred and Alpha
  13. Evaluating LaTeX code with Alfred and Wolfram Alpha
  14. Using Little Snitch to lower your LTE bill
  15. On productivity, self perception, measurement, and ethic
  16. The dead line
  17. Only the sound of the keys changed

2013 30

  1. Online education: We're learning what doesn't work
  2. The MacSparky Email Field Guide
  3. Don't bring a knife to a punch down fight
  4. A net as big as the sea
  5. Leaning back
  6. Retro tip: Cmd-P-P
  7. Crazy talk about email
  8. Dispatch: the mail app I didn't delete
  9. Replanting the RSS forest
  10. Clarify: screenshot-based documentation evolved
  11. Illusions of inbox control
  12. When too many right-clicks make a wrong
  13. Corporate taxes: reverse the spotlight
  14. Spreadsheet past, present, and future
  15. Solving the email-while-on-vacation problem
  16. A posthumous interview with George Carlin
  17. Be an actor
  18. A book called Markdown
  19. More network controls in OS X, please
  20. Yahoo: a neologism for discrimination against creativity, art, and innovation
  21. The coming to Jesus review
  22. Silicon Valley and the way we were
  23. PDF to Keynote in a few keystrokes
  24. Praise for Evernote
  25. Don't say the 'e' word
  26. nvALT is alive and quite well
  27. No AAPL, no pain
  28. Pie for one
  29. Generational GTD
  30. Try working 3 to 5

2012 69

  1. How to bifurcate the workday
  2. Don't witch-hunt the ones we need the most
  3. So this is parenting
  4. A few iPhone apps I installed this week
  5. Checkvist
  6. Working with LaTeX in Sublime Text 2
  7. Repairing our nests
  8. On the occurrence of bad things
  9. Thoughts on Dan Ariely's Predictably Irrational
  10. In case you need another reason to freeze your credit
  11. Unsharing is caring
  12. Using TextExpander to build advanced search forms
  13. 60 Mountain Lion Tips
  14. Backup doesn't necessarily mean restorable
  15. RSS update: Yeah, I'm leaving Feedburner, too
  16. From Pawn Stars to classic book rabbit holes
  17. Generational No. 2
  18. iPad math apps
  19. More than 50 years of persecution
  20. Not still again
  21. All good text editors come to an end
  22. KeyRemap4MacBook
  23. Practically Efficient moves to Squarespace 6
  24. It's the notes you take after the meeting
  25. My turn to talk about Dark Sky
  26. Skating away from paper and PCs
  27. Terpstra Day
  28. Timer
  29. Just start. Again.
  30. Travel talk
  31. Brick by brick
  32. The color of creativity
  33. Extremely easy wireless networking
  34. Revisiting secure Dropbox sharing
  35. Reading PDF later
  36. Swimming lessons
  37. My Macworld Instapaper article
  38. We're not all destined to program
  39. The Field Guide to Paperless
  40. Why I look at OmniFocus
  41. Inactivity is bad, but constantly throwing your hands up in the air is worse
  42. Let's not be friends
  43. Converting paper to magic on the iPad
  44. Your time
  45. Marked turns 1.4
  46. A few notes in and on Byword
  47. LaunchBar + Path Finder
  48. A mental algorithm for safer sending
  49. Innovation, defined by its buyers
  50. A highly incomplete and barely passable review of the new iPad, which you're
  51. 1Password: Medicine for forgotten wallets
  52. The tax that funds busyness to nowhere
  53. On wearing big boy pants to work
  54. Hazel 3 nested conditions
  55. Exercise different
  56. A workflow epic: How I use my Mac to teach over the web
  57. Apps make the computer
  58. Just hire the accountant
  59. Moom snap shots
  60. 1Password: 1. Think, 2. Go
  61. The side economy
  62. Me on how I write
  63. If that standing desk isn't working out...
  64. iBooks Author: a preface
  65. Steven's notebook
  66. You are what you type
  67. The forgotten manuals
  68. The PowerCurve
  69. More from Charlie Park on slopegraphs

2011 313

  1. Steve Jobs via Walter Isaacson
  2. A few stocking stuffer apps
  3. TextExpander, meetings, your imagination
  4. Wanted: 21st century cave drawers
  5. Coca-Cola Freestyle: Drowning us in choice
  6. Why I still use paper and pens
  7. Practical generosity
  8. Jailbreaking your self-worth
  9. Moom: my favorite window manager
  10. The Kindle Touch: From the perspective of someone who's only read e-books
  11. Generation C
  12. Microsoft: watching the ships go by
  13. Marked: it does email, too
  14. Personal finance that you can touch
  15. The case for boring charts
  16. Be thankful. For information.
  17. OmniFocus: 1. Capture, 2. Organize
  18. Talk about your favorite apps
  19. Adding PDFpen to the e-check workflow
  20. Mr. Reader
  21. Emotion and failure
  22. Remove unwanted love handles from PDF in seconds
  23. Redesigns
  24. Ignorance before focus
  25. How I take my Gmail
  26. Hey Brett and Byword, get a room
  27. A Bank of America rant, then online check deposit made easy with Hazel and
  28. Creating software license items in 1Password - breakneck speed edition
  29. "But it doesn't do spreadsheets"
  30. Managing our many selves
  31. Messy studios make great art
  32. Acting through uncertainty
  33. So. How is your backup situation?
  34. QuickCal
  35. Straight talk for pocket pack rats
  36. More reason to love Mail 5 search
  37. My calendar: Still iCloudy, with a chance of spam
  38. Before you just let it go...
  39. One line at a time #23: iOS 5 Weather
  40. If (no) Then yes; loop
  41. "Finally" I join Huffduffer
  42. Google+ and me
  43. Reminder: your battery is OK
  44. iPhone scanning
  45. Apps, actuaries, oh my
  46. My iCloud calendar experiment
  47. Buy the best iPhone. Don't over-think it.
  48. 2 seconds
  49. One line at a time #22: B!GB0Y!
  50. If you're emailing annotated PDFs...
  51. OmniFocus project search via LaunchBar or Alfred
  52. Marked 1.3
  53. Impressions of the 4S
  54. Steve
  55. The duality of less and more
  56. One line at a time #21: ScreenFloat
  57. The cost of not buying good software
  58. Choice is beautiful, productive even
  59. Searching for a flatter future
  60. The importance of feature search
  61. Beating my head against a 2x4
  62. One line at a time #20: Simplenote, food, marital harmony
  63. You should ______
  64. Yuvi's take on "Obsession x Voice"
  65. My love affair with a very special maid
  66. Dueling screen theories
  67. Performance, lost in translation
  68. One line at a time #19: Mac Screenshots
  69. Dictionary.app
  70. Alarming decisions
  71. The state of investment apps
  72. Some people get search. Some don't.
  73. One line at a time #18: OS X Mail, Gmail
  74. It's not Everynote
  75. The best first line in an email I've seen in months
  76. Bending the stiffest arrow
  77. The art of email @ work
  78. Windows Explorer 8, Tomorrow, and Yesterday
  79. One line at a time #17: Path Finder
  80. It's Labor Day. Relax.
  81. Cleaning up inline Markdown links
  82. Even more ways to automate writing in Markdown
  83. The third dimension of computing: sync
  84. FWD: FWD: FWD: Just don't
  85. The absent self-leverage genre
  86. Inserting page numbers with PDFpen
  87. One line at a time #16: TextExpander
  88. Praise, hugs, and kisses for Soulver
  89. Arq 2
  90. The software economy
  91. Apple people
  92. Thanks 2
  93. The medium matters more than ever
  94. 2011: A Patent Odyssey
  95. One line at a time #15: Lion Spotlight
  96. Note-taking in OmniFocus
  97. Here lies X. He was so busy.
  98. Doing works more often than asking
  99. Marked: And then there was 1.2
  100. Sour AAPLs
  101. One line at a time #14: 1Password, Safari
  102. LaunchBar recent items
  103. Failing at failure
  104. The industry that HTML forgot
  105. Long live TextMate
  106. And now toward more bits of entropy
  107. Auto-pairing in nvALT
  108. Byword review
  109. One line at a time #13: LaunchBar
  110. I don't know, but I can find out
  111. Lion Recovery: just works
  112. The pageantry of tagging
  113. Errors are essential for survival
  114. How not to give your country a competitive edge
  115. One line at a time #12: Byword, nvALT, Simplenote
  116. The lord of all text editor analogies
  117. Reworking patents for a world with only two ideas
  118. A someday/maybe solution
  119. A tale of two piggy banks
  120. nvALT 2.1 plus browser goodies
  121. Efficiently handling email attachments with LaunchBar
  122. Not as I do
  123. Adaptive scrolling
  124. One line at a time #11: Dropbox
  125. Versions
  126. Naturally, I have some comments about scrolling
  127. Tweaking the packing project
  128. Think of Microsoft Word as the internet
  129. "Success might be the end of your happiness"
  130. One line at a time #10: Marked
  131. As you look through the gate of Google+
  132. On juggling and slashing slashes
  133. The brave, rural brain
  134. Head math rehab
  135. Marked.app
  136. One line at a time #9: Mailplane
  137. Suburbs of stuff
  138. Once a toy
  139. A lifelong optimization problem
  140. The cost of opportunity cost
  141. One line at a time #8: New PDF in Preview
  142. Independence
  143. Listary: Have your plain text and check it off, too
  144. AWS goes from cheap to nearly free
  145. Win-win time wasting
  146. Contexts that know no bounds
  147. Life atop a password bubble
  148. One line at a time #7: OmniFocus for iPad
  149. Set c = change
  150. A tale of two fly papers
  151. The importance of password education right now
  152. Mobile risk
  153. One line at a time #6: LaunchBar
  154. +1 for math
  155. Bye Quicken, hello iBank
  156. The week in nvALT
  157. A chilling story about identity theft
  158. Love secrets
  159. Merlin on consistency
  160. Personal risk management in the cloud
  161. One line at a time #5: Save as PDF
  162. Follow up on "App over file"
  163. All's fair in art and work
  164. App over file
  165. Yuvi on time management for the parent/writer
  166. OmniFocus for Windows and for all
  167. The practicality of benevolence
  168. One line at a time #4: TextExpander
  169. Free, plain text GTD using Notational Velocity
  170. Windows (Procrastin)8
  171. Open Sans it is
  172. Between the now- and new-normal
  173. A folderless future
  174. Work, meet fun. Fun, work.
  175. Help me pick PE’s font and you might just win a PDFpenPro license
  176. One line at a time #3: OmniFocus
  177. Your hunger for OmniFocus, satisfied
  178. How to automatically eject a disk image
  179. Is that a dragon in your pocket?
  180. MultiMarkdown table tips
  181. More on paperless (not mindless)
  182. One line at a time #2: iOS Safari
  183. Loving my ScanSnap S1100
  184. A cheap workflow snapshot
  185. Mark Krieg on commute survival
  186. WorkAwesome
  187. About bad customer service online (i.e. IE)
  188. Learning to live well
  189. The wrong investment
  190. One line at a time #1: Preview
  191. Thoughts are from me; posts are from Mars(Edit)
  192. A slightly entropic post on OmniFocus financial management
  193. OmniOutliner for iPad: first impressions
  194. I'm not mad at Microsoft
  195. Thinking about ditching your Blackberry? Don't. Please?
  196. The problem with via
  197. Gesundheit
  198. Taking a stand
  199. 1Password fun fact
  200. The thankless 'superjob' and the pursuit of unhappiness
  201. The new sedentary
  202. OmniFocus : Project : Pack and stay sane
  203. They should expect less of you
  204. Google finally getting big?
  205. Misadventures in productivity automation
  206. iParent with the iPhone
  207. What's right with the Mac App Store
  208. Weather apps
  209. Attention debt
  210. How to update Dropbox
  211. Footnotes and Instapaper
  212. OmniFocus : The Admin List
  213. Thanks, Merlin
  214. I like Arq
  215. OmniFocus : How To : Wait Better
  216. Dropbox, photos, and iOS
  217. What’s your business case for not owning an app phone?
  218. Running down consistency
  219. Reminder: Google's calculator is pretty good
  220. Thanks
  221. Waking up
  222. I became a dad last night
  223. Faster Spotlight search using, you guessed it, TextExpander
  224. S3 sirens me deeper into the cloud
  225. MPU: Dropbox Awesomeness
  226. Keyboard Maestro Markdown Macros
  227. Make
  228. Still loving Build and Analyze
  229. TextExpander thought snippets
  230. Evolving the word processor
  231. And speaking of Notational Velocity: nvALT 2.0 is out
  232. Writing Markdown using LaunchBar and TextExpander [Screencast]
  233. Long live the in-line reply
  234. Worldwide backup day
  235. The art of Ricky Gervais
  236. You're probably not using TextEdit enough
  237. Text file X games
  238. Writing Markdown in Notational Velocity 101
  239. The powerful, mystical Spotlight. On steroids.
  240. Smart font scaling
  241. Scanner Pro
  242. Dropbox: the way we were, are, and will be (hopefully)
  243. Checking things off in Notational Velocity
  244. What Android's tablet struggles can teach you about life
  245. My sentiments, inexactly
  246. All games and no play
  247. rsync + Automator = free and easy backups for your Mac
  248. TE-Snippets
  249. How to make money in bed
  250. It's not about the iPad
  251. So OmniFocus, what now? (part 2)
  252. So OmniFocus, what now?
  253. A prettier Pinboard
  254. Scrivener from Yuvi's POV
  255. Securer file sharing with Dropbox
  256. The notification iOasis
  257. My thoughts on the brothers iPad
  258. Notes on notetaking
  259. Kitchen island zero
  260. How lived is a life of constant immediacy?
  261. How to work offline when your brain's name server fails
  262. When will wireless happen?
  263. The luckiest generation?
  264. In review: Creating Flow with OmniFocus
  265. Data: It was the best of times, it was the. . .
  266. OmniFocus barriers to entry
  267. A guest post by my primal subconscious
  268. The anti-(anti-meeting) perspective
  269. How to bend time to your will and destroy barriers to productivity
  270. On trying to people-please your way to awesomeness
  271. 63 weeks with Android. 1 week with the iPhone.
  272. Use TextExpander to format numbers with a thousands separator
  273. Still liking iThoughtsHD
  274. Touch me
  275. Merlin Mann puts OmniFocus perspectives in perspective at Macworld
  276. Financial statements, TextExpander, Hazel, and you
  277. Correlating skill and chance
  278. Avoiding Notational Viscosity
  279. Answer complexity with simplicity
  280. My OmniFocus experiment – the beginning (kinda)
  281. TextExpander firestorm
  282. Stretching out
  283. A recipe for Facebook lemonade
  284. TextExpander and Lorem Ipsum geekery
  285. Eddie's road to the iPhone
  286. Where do you go when you really need to get work done?
  287. Learning OmniFocus [updated]
  288. A thousand thanks
  289. Treasure the A.M.
  290. No more Archive.zip
  291. Has the iPad made meetings better or worse?
  292. Using an iTunes playlist as an interruption meter
  293. How to collect Kindle quotations using PDFpen
  294. "The future is in text"
  295. How to get better deals: Ask.
  296. Jailbreak your ideas-turned-projects with OPML
  297. The plight of the time salesman
  298. Markdown service bliss
  299. Word auto-completion in Mac OS X
  300. Back to work during non-business hours
  301. Stupidity tax evasion
  302. What Westerners can learn from the Chinese about failure
  303. A super easy way to create visual aids in OS X
  304. The day internet killed the (talk) radio star
  305. My compulsory acknowledgement of the Verizon iPhone
  306. Divvy up and conquer your screen
  307. Mac at Work: the book, the review, the interview
  308. Scrivener + TextMate + Markdown
  309. Writing makes a 'one thing well' world work
  310. Pinboard: the cement in my 'read later' workflow
  311. Manual management with Evernote, GoodReader, and an iPad
  312. 5by5's Build and Analyze
  313. Why have I not tried virtual assistants before?

2010 175

  1. Thinking about New Year's resolutions
  2. DisplayPad made my iPad cheaper
  3. The upside to downgrading
  4. nvALT 1.0.4
  5. About those boxes you just got
  6. Eves
  7. Math on a Mac
  8. The Flipboard I want
  9. MarkdownNote
  10. Circumnavigating the shortcut
  11. Manually upgrade to the latest version of Dropbox on your Mac
  12. Tidy up text on the fly with WordService
  13. Life sort of happens
  14. Don't be afraid to ask fewer questions
  15. Take advantage of the password mistakes of others
  16. Need better text hygiene? Try CleanHaven.
  17. Notational Velocity ALT by Brett Terpstra
  18. Pay attention as mobile and desktop converge
  19. The Chrome web store
  20. Dueling thoughts on dual monitors
  21. A nod to The Big Web Show
  22. How to read stuff you hate
  23. Resign to waste time
  24. Still keeping the iPad simple
  25. Evernote and tactical Christmas shopping
  26. How will Gen Y manage to stay put?
  27. Modern myopia, happiness, and a little sex
  28. Avoid the Newlywed Game with 1Password
  29. How to write a novel when you're too busy
  30. Turbo charge your copy/paste routine with LaunchBar
  31. Nature abhors a contrarian; loves a winner
  32. Taking a closer look at the three-finger brush
  33. Evolving email: the power of thanks and more
  34. Markdown and MultiMarkdown: Mac Power User style
  35. Use Instapaper to promote others by putting them last
  36. Steven Frank on Notational Velocity, workflows, and more
  37. Dragging a link across browsers on a Mac
  38. Evolving email: avoid passivity
  39. The next chapter of books (us)
  40. Thanks for following
  41. Scrivener 2.0 and a vocabulary lesson
  42. Notational Velocity tagging without the tag field
  43. Mark Krieg shares a Mac workflow success story
  44. Evolving email: walk away from the duel
  45. A wolf in (Fire)sheep’s clothing
  46. Procrastination as an asset
  47. The right side of inertia: a backup workflow story
  48. Streamlining your voicemail workflow
  49. Evolving email: the war on email obesity
  50. Email and guest blogging
  51. Notational Velocity: save as HTML
  52. Working, traveling in the cloud(s)
  53. Distraction-free writing, in video
  54. Evolving email: reply back in black
  55. Monkey business
  56. Over-analyzing John Gruber's 'Apple and the Open Web'
  57. Notational Velocity with fullscreen mode
  58. Evolving email: how to send a link
  59. Notational Velocity with MultiMarkdown and QuickLook
  60. MarkdownMail for iPad: a mobile web writer's dream come true
  61. My iPad home screen
  62. Evolving email
  63. Everything I know about Instapaper [updated]
  64. Solving the pesky 'read later link' email
  65. Checking off September 2010
  66. More on TextExpander and Markdown
  67. A call for folks interested in working on Notational Velocity
  68. The adjacent possible
  69. Think (and redact) before you send
  70. iRrationality and mobile apps
  71. Oh no, not ANOTHER post on passwords
  72. How to be in the same place as your grocery list
  73. Why I'm not jumping up and down for 4.2
  74. To RSS hell and back
  75. It's an inbox, not a task list [uncomplicating email]
  76. You've (still) got mail
  77. Make one task pile to rule them all
  78. Parkinson's Law
  79. MarkdownMail
  80. The two-browser recipe for increased productivity
  81. James Shelley on success
  82. What's 20 percent of your time worth?
  83. A moment for the mundane
  84. Email triage and the promise of priority inbox
  85. Mind mapping on the iPad with iThoughtsHD
  86. Checking off August 2010
  87. Talking Macs with Katie Floyd
  88. Note to self: bundles are beautiful
  89. Note to self: take action
  90. Note to self: get your priorities straight
  91. Note to self: what's a due date?
  92. Note to self: make better hurdles
  93. A little of this and that
  94. The first 5
  95. Scrivener 2.0 update - a summary
  96. Augmenting focus
  97. Breaking the seal
  98. A recipe for moving text from Evernote to Notational Velocity
  99. First today, then tomorrow
  100. Creation through recombination
  101. Use LaunchBar to quickly add attachments to web-based Gmail
  102. My spreadsheet to MultiMarkdown table workflow
  103. Thinking about my thought capture tools
  104. Thinking about thought capture and how to make it happen
  105. Shoot down the autopilot and pay as you go
  106. Mac productivity software
  107. On the future of computer design and media ownership
  108. Some nice updates to Kindle for iPad
  109. Sunsetting on July 2010
  110. Create a file vault on your Mac with secure disk images
  111. How to turn Hazel into a security guard for your Mac
  112. The perils of persistent data
  113. Instapaper is a great e-book companion too
  114. Bringing the power of Simplenote to Android
  115. Instant-on is the new black
  116. Creativityist: a great resource for Mac writing workflows
  117. Fighting the war on terror in our heads
  118. Remember the Milk for Android just got way better
  119. Averting email toxicity
  120. iPads and education: it just makes sense
  121. Using TextExpander and Notational Velocity for fast, efficient writing
  122. Simplifying some more
  123. Friday humor: Did Kubrick predict the iPad?
  124. Take 1Password with you on your Android phone
  125. Talking logistically about a Verizon iPhone
  126. Why Kindle is tops for e-reading
  127. Applying timeless social principles to modern life
  128. Makin' copies: the beginning of digital content creation
  129. My relationship and history with mobile technology and the iPhone
  130. Mac file dragging tip
  131. A ripe Fraise
  132. Andy Kessler talks about the iPhone, net neutrality and the FCC
  133. A quick joy ride in the new Microsoft Word web app
  134. Good news for consumers: a data plan war seems to be brewing
  135. Steve Jobs on consumer choice
  136. Getting uncluttered with Evernote and Instapaper
  137. Is Microsoft Office 'Help' tough love or just bad?
  138. How I conquered the email newsletter in my GTD system
  139. If you fail to plan. . .
  140. Use TextExpander to correct duplicate words
  141. Is unlimited data going extinct?
  142. My take on the iPad as an e-reader, iBooks, and Kindle [Updated]
  143. The future, again
  144. Yes, touch typing is possible on the iPad
  145. Building a better writing workflow with Notational Velocity, MultiMarkdown,
  146. New clothes
  147. How long will Microsoft stand and watch?
  148. My MultiMarkdown writing workflow with LaunchBar and Hazel
  149. Password break and recap
  150. 1Password: my top recommendation for password management on a Mac
  151. Tips for password management on a PC
  152. Continuing our password journey: moving from complexity to simplicity
  153. More perils along the journey to a better password
  154. Another great password trick
  155. Update and a tip
  156. Continuing our quest for a better password
  157. The iPad is a golf cart
  158. Start caring about passwords
  159. What the iPad's really about
  160. If you're concerned about safe web browsing, Chrome is worth a look
  161. Improve your web writing by getting back to basics with MultiMarkdown
  162. Welcome!
  163. Windows Phone forgets how to copy and paste
  164. The iPad paradox: Less is more
  165. Evernote for Mac Update (1.7.1)
  166. Opinion: Time to get smart about smartphones
  167. Note to MS: It's time to leave the "hard" world behind
  168. To Freeware Makers: Please charge me. . . something
  169. Fear not: safer web browsing is really easy
  170. Mobile technology is becoming a travel necessity
  171. Hints & Tips: Google Chrome for Mac
  172. The crystal ball approach to prioritization and well-being
  173. PleaseRobMe highlights dangers of over-sharing online
  174. Health tip: consume more information in your diet
  175. Are you driving yourself crazy?