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Archive for the ‘del.icio.us’ Category.
I’ve decided not to post my del.icio.us bookmarks here any longer, as lately, it’s seeming like I’m getting a lot of those posts and nothing else. If you’re still interested in the bookmarks I post, check out del.icio.us/pauley. If you use an RSS feed reader, you can bookmark the feed, del.icio.us/rss/pauley. I’m going to try to post more often, too — I need to have more original content, not just link lists.
Pajamas Media: Exclusive to PJM: Fred Thompson on “300″
They say “exclusive,” but I heard him read this on Paul Harvey about 5 hours before this was posted on PJM. Still, an excellent read.
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Are you on Twitter? I am. Also, I wrote a desktop client for Twitter. Download it and have fun.
5 Ways to Use Twitter for Good - lifehack.org
Twitter is a constant pulse product, meaning it can really sap your attention span. That seems antithetical to life-hacking, or at least to Getting Things Done. So how is it useful? Here are my tricks.
[chrisbrogan.com] » Broadcast Your Friendsourcing Needs to the Whole Network
One thing I’ve learned about Friendsourcing is that engaging EVERYONE, though somewhat sloppy, is always more responsive and rewarding than narrowcasting your need.
Find Great Free Photos for your Blog - lifehack.org
If you’ve got a blog, this is an article you don’t want to miss. … After reading this post, I bet most (if not all) of your web photography questions will be answered.
10 ways to create a breakthrough in your working life (and in the rest of it too). - lifehack.org
Here—in no particular order (except as I thought of them)—are 10 simple ways to tranform your working life. Try them.
MacDevCenter.com — Making a Smooth Move from .Mac to Google
Apple’s .Mac product is a topic of much contention these days. For roughly $100 per year, some members feel like they’re getting a good deal while others periodically wonder why they’re paying money for stuff that they can get gratis via Google.
After the release of the transcript from the Guantanamo tribunal of Khalid Sheikh Mohammed, many people expressed skepticism about his claims of involvement in so many terrorist plots.
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