Tag Archives: productivity

Weekend Reader - blogging, twitter, marketing, funny, lifehacks

This is my weekly collection of the best stuff I saw on the Internet. You can follow this list of links as I post them on Friend Feed or on Twitter. Or you can get the weekly update by subscribing to Internet Duct Tape using RSS or using email.

[BLOGGING] Its about respect, winextra.com

When do you [...]

Delicious Links - 17 links - wordpress, webdesign, productivity, google, search

This is my weekly collection of the best stuff I saw on the Internet. You can follow this list of links as I post them on Friend Feed or on Twitter. Or you can get the weekly update by subscribing to Internet Duct Tape using RSS or using email.

[BLOGGING] 7 Reasons Why your Website Won’t [...]

Delicious Links - 13 links - programming, lifehacks, productivity, geek, games

Weekly Links

Delicious Links - 20 links - blogging, programming, ruby, photography, copyright

Weekly Links

blogging, copyright, lifehacks, photography, productivity, programming, ruby, rubyonrails

Overtime Considered Harmful

Time Management

In the past month I’ve worked over 100 hours of overtime to ensure that a project deadline was met when unforeseen issues put the entire project at risk. When you’re a high tech worker then this can happen often enough that it feels like a way of life. What I find strange is that I’ve caught myself bragging about the hours I’ve spent tied to my job. In what sick world should living off of food from Styrofoam containers and an intravenous espresso drip be considered an admirable accomplishment?

Best of Feeds - 9 links - humor, microsoft, productivity, visualization, comics

Tags: humor, microsoft, productivity

Best of Feeds - 34 links - programming, google, lifehacks, ruby, funny

Tags: blogging, estimation, free, funny, google, gtd, javascript, lifehacks, productivity, programming, rails, ruby, rubyonrails, search, seo, tips

Distraction Free GTD: 32 Todo List Web Applications

Web Browser Tips & Tricks

Web Runner is a tiny site-specific web application that runs using less resources than Firefox or Internet Explorer. The whole idea behind a site specific web browser is that you want to access a web application without being tempted to access other sites. You want to access a site without being distracted by the rest of the Internet. A good example is an online todo list or GTD application.

To make things easier for everyone I’ve created a huge bundle of Web Runner web applications centered around access ToDo/GTD web sites.

Best of Feeds - 30 links - programming, productivity, code, socialsoftware, socialnetworking

Tags: adsense, advice, blogging, career, code, design, development, firefox, gtd, lifehacks, productivity, programming, ruby, rubyonrails, socialnetworking, socialsoftware, tips, web2.0, webdesign

Blog Tip: Creating a Blog Maintenance Start Page with Netvibes

Blogging Tips and Tricks

In Blogger GTD, Leo mentioned that it was a good idea to have one inbox for all your blogging related notifications. I hate cluttering in my inbox, but I do agree that it makes sense to have a single point of reference rather to spend 5 minutes checking some information in one place and then spend 5 minutes checking information in another place. As Skelliewag says, those 5 minutes add up over the course of a day and by the end of it you’ve wasted an hour.

Directing everything to my inbox would never work for me, but it is possible to have a single start page for all your blog maintenance activities using Netvibes.

Best of Feeds - 22 links - programming, blogging, tips, javascript, rails

Tags: blogging, inspiration, javascript, lifehacks, productivity, programming, rails, strategy, stumbleupon, tips