Will Mountain Lion eat OpenMeta?
Posted on april 2012 with 0 Comments
Recently I have been stumbling across debates on OpenMeta's future. The notion seems to be, that when Lion becomes Mountain...
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Links to Google Spreadsheet with Textexpander
Posted on september 2011
This is an annoying one. Google Spreadsheet doesn't allow you to make links with linktexts in the fields in the...
Read More →My leather portfolio toplist
Posted on maj 2010
I'm sifting through the internet, on the hunt for a new portfolio. What's a portfolio? Well... it's a container for...
Read More →An idea for an AppleScript: Template launcher
Posted on november 2009
An idea for an AppleScript: Template launcher I fooled around with the application Document Palette yesterday, and quite liked the...
Read More →A simpler autofocused productivity system
Posted on februar 2009
I recently read about this system by Mark Forster. Autofocus is a todolist system based on simple rules, and...
Read More →Iphone Omnifocus: A quick review
Posted on august 2008
So, at last I got my Iphone and Omnifocus, and thus the possibility to have one system for all my...
Read More →Omnifocus for Iphone preview at 43folders
Posted on juni 2008
Oh boy... I'm looking forward to this. OmniFocus for the Iphone. Merlin Mann has the details OmniFocus for iPhone: Location-Aware...
Read More →Start saving for an Iphone – OmniFocus is coming to Iphone
Posted on maj 2008
At last I have found a reason to start saving up for an Iphone! , my favourite todo-manager for mac,...
Read More →A clutterless table for your peace of mind
Posted on februar 2008
Danish furniture maker Holmris Hansen has launched this cool table. MILK is designed to remove all cable clutter from your...
Read More →Questionating: Making power decisions with Questions
Posted on februar 2008
A question is a powerful thing. It guides us to find the relevant answers. And knowing what questions to ask...
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I am a web professional and organizational psychologist. I lead strategy and analysis as part of the management of my web bureau Peytz & Co.
These pages journals my journeys into geekery, lifehacking and the pursuit of perfect creativity.
