Category: Tools
SideStep.com: What technology used?
My sister’s been shopping around for airline tickets to go to Asia without any luck. So, the geekness in me felt the need to help her out. Scanning through some blogs I read regularly, I came across SideStep.com. It is one of the “newer” travel websites that search a lot of other websites’ flight information, which got me…
GTD anyone?
I read an article about GTD (Getting Things Done by David Allen) a few months ago but shoved it aside; however, with so many projects demanding my time recently, I started looking into it again (read: need better time management). I have just barely started using Allen’s system, but have found it to be SO…
Too much in your mind, mind map it!
With the coming of the information age, comes information overload. If you’re like me who reads constantly to keep up with technology, your mind can get overloaded with so much – acronyms, concepts, theories, how-tos – you name it. So the question is: what do you do with all that information stored in your mind…
Yumex to the rescue!
Yumex is a yum extender that provides a GUI for package management. So why am I writing about it, well, read on… I had written recently about my upgrading from Fedora Core 1 to Fedora Core 6, and one major, annoying issue I encountered was with the yum updates. I encountered approximately 5 conflicts and about 2 dependency…
Essential Windows tools
I’m actually a Mac and Linux convert, but use a Windows PC [for work] on a daily basis. And as all of you may know, Windows doesn’t provide a lot of the “essential” and/or “nice-to-have” tools out-of-the-box (which I think are essential) compared to OS X and Linux. Why another list? Why not? So here’s…