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My Calendar Solutions: Ubuntu and the eeePC

Posted by Jessica in May 28th 2008  

One of my daily tech drivers is my 4G Asus eeePC 701. I use it for quite a bit of my web surfing, chatting, email checking, web research and writing. It’s perfect to curl up with in my favorite living room chair or carry along with me to a coffee shop. I also carry with [...]

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Tags: calendar, eeepc, gcal, lightning, rememberthemilk, thunderbird, ubuntu
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Introduction: searching for the perfect digital calendar solution

Posted by Jessica in May 16th 2008  

I always aspire to lead an organized life. Whether I actually am or not at any given point in time is really another story. (I am lucky enough to have a photographic memory and be able to put my hands on things that I need in my office or my apartment pretty easily!) I can [...]

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Tags: calendar, eeepc, gcal, ical, leopard, lightning, organization, outlook, productivity, thunderbird, ubuntu, windows, windowsmobile
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Flickr Video – Why All the Hate?

Posted by Jessica in April 10th 2008  

What is wrong with Flickr users? I am astounded at the incredible backlash of hatred towards the new Flickr Video feature. I was surfing groups this evening and came across a group called We Say No to Videos on Flickr that has managed to gain over 20,000 members since Flickr Video was released [...]

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Amazon TextBuyIt – Shopping for the Truly Lazy

Posted by Jessica in April 2nd 2008  

Amazon has debuted its new SMS purchasing service, TextBuyIt, allowing users to find and buy items from Amazon.com using their mobile phones.
Say you’re in the local bookstore, and you think that the art book you’re paging through would look fabulous in the middle of your new IKEA coffee table. But, it’s fifty bucks, and [...]

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