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Disqus Wants to Own the Commentsphere; It Just Might

August 12 at 11:03 am - Link

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I've been using Disqus for a while a I love it. I'm very happy to see them letting you keep your comments on your own blog as well now for portability. - Adam Teece via twhirl

Lovin my disqus - Dave Martin

I've just added it to my site - Kol Tregaskes

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Radar Online : Hitler Twitters!

August 8 at 10:37 am - Link

Bluesun 2600, Adam Teece, ishak, David O'Halloran and 4 other people liked this

I love all the different versions of this video, and this one is probably my new favorite. - Veronica

Pure brilliance! My neighbors probably think I'm crazy now. - Percival Carti3r

Heilarious! - Alan

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10 reasons why mind mapping software should be the foundation of your personal productivity system

August 6 at 11:07 pm - Link

Joshua Slocum, Alphonsus Lee, Dukeswharf, Brian and 57 other people liked this

We covered just this with Buzz Bruggeman on http://www.workfast.tv by this is a great list. - Robert Scoble

All very good reasons. I can't live without my Freemind maps. Whether its planning code or even just problem solving. Its a lot more intuitive than trying to use Planner (or MS Project) to plan something, and can then be easily translated across to Project software if you need it to. Its especially good for defining your own workflow and strategies as well. - Stephen Cropp

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I've been trying out mind maps every now and then but still haven't been convinced. What exactly is it about mind maps that make you more productive or efficient? - Benedikt Koehler

I've started to doodle mind maps instead of notes for meetings and it certainly makes more sense to me when I return to the notes - Andy Britcliffe via twhirl

What are the best programs to Mind map? - Toby Graham

Desktop - Mindjet mindmanager - Sasha Kovaliov via twhirl

I use FreeMind. Open source and multiplatform. - The Doctor via twhirl

They need to get smarter first. MindMeister gets close with the nodes you can click on to search for pages related to the node. I want to create a mindmap and have it suck in my bookmarks related to each node on the map via tags. That way I can just build the map, have the research I have done before come to me and then move on from there. - Stephan Miller via twhirl

Anyone remember "The Brain"? So much promise - but it didn't quite work. Mindjet is a really good but doesn't integrate well enough into my todo / project managment solution. - Soulhuntre

I loved The Brain. I used it for web site architecture, too - Francine Hardaway via twhirl

Mindmapping is a useful construct. We used it with the major scenarios of our last software release and -- with MMPro and a TFS Plugin -- exported them directly into Microsoft Team System. Cool. - Robert W. Anderson via twhirl

it is still not as good as the mind itself, only an approximation - Gregory Lent

Any good web-based Mind Mapping solutions? Ultimately I'd like an Evernote for Mind Mapping which would run everywhere. - Al Degutis via twhirl

I would lose my mind without mindjet mindmanager - adolfo foronda

As I mentioned early --I'm a mindmapper junkie...and doing it collaboratively via mindmeister in real time has been great with clients. - Leif Hansen

Al: www.mindmeister.com :) (multiple user updating real time, one touch Skype, jottable notes via 1. “My Geistesblitzes” = widget (Windows and Mac compatible) 2. SMS (Twitter) or 3. e-mail plus moticons, smilies, and tons of visuals galore. Once complied, the map can be exported and shared in various ways; which for a free service is phenomenal, plus the data can be exported in multiple ways.. I blogged about it here -> http://bit.ly/1EdpIG) - Mona N.

love mindmeister! - Peter van Teeseling

Mindnode! very lightweight and useful. - Akshay Dodeja

@The Doctor: FreeMind isn't as good as kdissert, which is being renamed to Semantik. - Tanath

Love Kdissert despite some peculiar interface habits - Brad Nickel

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96 of the Best Ever Free Icon Sets - For Web Designers, Developers and Bloggers | Speckyboy - Wordpress and Design

August 3 at 10:40 am - Link

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EverNote over OneNote

July 30 at 11:39 am - Link

Nicholas James, Bob Stemen, Peter Hoven, Ralph Poole and 14 other people liked this

Not sure I agree with that. The three features listed exist in both apps. OneNote was my constant companion in college. Perhaps he was just using it wrong? - Jordan Hofker

I've tried both and ended up using OneNote more often. OneNote has synchronisation as well but I think it only works in corporate environments with Sharepoint. - Alan Le

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I am the same was as the author-onenote was just too big of a gun for most of my tasks. Evernote is a godsend - Mitch Hislop via twhirl

I use Evernote more because my main work computer is a PC which I spend most of my day on, but whenever I travel I take a MacBook Pro with me. Evernote has all my notes no matter where I am. I can also send notes/pictures to Evernote with my blackberry. - Adam Teece via twhirl

Alan, OneNote syncing works great across your home network. I haven't tried it yet, but I'm thinking it would work nicely with Mesh as well. - Jordan Hofker

I have setup WSS (the free SharePoint) on my home server and put my personal OneNote notebook there. Then I can easily access my notes from work and home. - Joni Moilanen

interesting, thanks for the info Jordan and Joni - Alan Le

Well I use both and I cannot decide; as I use windows mobile and web continuously I should prefer Evernote, but also OneNote has a WinMobile Client, and the Office integration is really impressive - and I need Office (Outlook in particular) in my daily job for sharing with the rest of my colleagues... - andrea

By "home network" I guess I meant standard file shares. :-) - Jordan Hofker

Been using OneNote for a while - I think it's a killer app. I like the interface, I can organize things the way I like. It's friendly and intuitive. BUT- although it is possible to synch it online with OfficeLive Small Business, it just doesn't work right. I wasted two days on this. So I switched to Evernote, which I installed 3 months ago and never used. I don't like the interface as much, but it was obviously designed for the user who doesn't have their own IT department. MS's real customer. - Walter Feigenson

I've tried both and also G Notebook but prefer Evernote overall, it's just a little more intuitive for me and I like the UI. - Sally Church

I like Google Notebook: http://www.google.com/notebook ; it works great for all kinds of stuff - Ralph Poole

I've used both and was also quite addicted to TiddlyWiki for a while. I like the fact that Evernote can be used online and offline and that I can send stuff from my phone to it. My main complaint is that I can't format the notes very easily. If they would put in some kind of simple text editing (I would be super happy with Textile or MarkDown) then I'd be happy. Just to make tables and lists easily and format code snippets. It would be purely optional use for those who didn't need that functionality. - Lindsay Donaghe

Evernote is good tool - I use it for fast web clippings and snippits and so on. The time line vew is great for that stuff and it does a good job of preserving the formatting of a web page. For almost everything else I use OneNote. Not only does it sync really well with my phone and with multiple collaborators but the organizational abilities kick Evernote's butt. - Soulhuntre

Timeline view? what's that? - Lindsay Donaghe

As a side note: OneNote sync works really well with home server or the built in file sharing in Windows. It also does a great job syncing with offline laptops and so on when they hook back up. - Soulhuntre

oooh... cool. Thanks Soulhuntre... didn't know that existed. - Lindsay Donaghe

Just trying Evernote now. It's pretty cool and I'm super-impressed it can search my hand written notes from the wacom tablet. - Andrew Smith

Really like OneNote, but Evernotes ability to sync across computers, platforms and be web accessible makes it a winner. If only the search function could be used in other programs (are you listening Thunderbird?) - Bob Stemen

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The TWiT Netcast Network with Leo Laporte

June 30 at 7:32 pm - via Bookmarklet - Link

Edson Santos, Eric Sausse, Adam Teece, Jim Bednarz and 5 other people liked this

must listen episode of This Week in Tech - Jason Calacanis via Bookmarklet

Watched the video feed and enjoyed it immensly! - BlueMoonMultimedia via twhirl

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There is talk in the forum about your Jason, why are you not in the Show for the recent episodes? - Du Senyao Peter

Best episode I've heard in a while. - Granteezy

Best episode in a long time, but Dvorak's obssession with Bill Gates is kinda scary. His history recall seems to be a bit...ummm...off. Pournelle's memory is excellent. I would liked to have heard Machrone more. He's an interesting person and I sure remember reading his stuff way back when. - George Gray

Jason, you need to be back on TWIT - Charlie

I've invited Jason for this week's episode.(And thanks for the link, JC!) - Leo Laporte

Eloquent people with opinions like JC/Dvorak/Winer make TWiT worth the listen. - Richard Totaro

Machrone's Gates voice was spot on. - Al Trenda

Twas a very insightful show. Jerry's commentary was fantastic. Leo's too. - Jim Bednarz

seriously, this is top five twit of all time. really great stories about Bill Gates you can't hear ANYWHERE else. Well done. - Jason Calacanis

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“7 Essential Greasemonkey Scripts For FriendFeed ( http://tinyurl.com/5grfvu )”

June 26 at 6:33 am - Link

AJ Batac, PauloNuin, Chris Harris, Hao Chen and 13 other people liked this

Nice, it has the easy subscribe button for people who want to subscribe to all their followers we were discussing yesterday. - Mark Trapp

one day I'll do a post on 'the 7 best '7 best greasemonkey scripts for firefox' posts'. - john conroy

Please also look at the FriendFeed Dark Theme... http://geekcondition.com/2008/... just launched today :D - Brandon

Great scripts! Reminds me of my own GM script written about 2 years back which integrated Google Reader into GMail.. Probably I should get started on GM once more.. - Winston Teo

love it.. thanks! - Stefan Hayden

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24 Free Mac Design Programs

June 23 at 9:58 am - Link

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