Textexpander Email Tool

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Textexpander is a Mac application that speeds up your productivity and saves you countless keystrokes with customized abbreviations for your frequently-used text strings and images. Get it here. Also, for Windows, check out Texter from Lifehacker. Its pretty similar. [tags]email productivity, Ryan Carson, textexpander, auto complete[/tags]

Cyberslacking: How to Beat the Company Firewall

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Update 03/08/2008 A colleague pushed me in the direction of Get My SIte, a service that runs on the Zelune engine. This web site is ultra fast and seems to be getting better results than all of the others tested. Original Post Have you ever fancied sending personal e-mails, updating social your networking page or [...]

Warning: Back-up Your Data Now or Pay Later

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What happens when your word processor freezes and you haven’t clicked the save button for a while? In many cases you lose some or all of what you were working on at the time. So what happens then when your hard drive crashes and you haven’t backed up for a while? Well for some, it [...]

Rise of the Metro Geek

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We all know about geeks. We have heard that there some handsome geeks. I have a new term: Metro Geek. The phrase itself is a Neologism, a Portmanteau and is partially Oxymoronic. The etymology and definition of the phrase are: [METRO (as in metropolitan) + GEEK (a computer expert or enthusiast)] . Source: dictionary.com Def: [...]

36 Grays Lane

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Some of you reading this may be familiar with the title of this post. It is the address of a house in a well-to-do suburb of Ashtead, Surrey that has attracted an immense amount of media attention in the past few weeks, generated a frenzy at ARRSE and one of the fastest growing Downing Street [...]

The genesis of Ultrathought

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This is the story of how we came to be here and why you are looking at this web site. In February 2007 I survived, by the grace of God, a near fatal accident that brought with it multiple injuries, 2 weeks of sedation and a series of vivid halucinations, then followed by 2 months [...]

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