Back in 2009 I was preoccupied with “life balance”, and tried to visualize the hours as a kind of funny grid, which resulted in the [Day Grid Balancer][article] concept. I [released it as Creative Commons][dgb], unlike my other forms, to see what would happen. Would I get any feedback at all, or see any mashups [...]
The following is a second guest post by Al Briggs, who I’m working with so that we can produce and dispatch Emergent Task Planner pads from within the EU. It’s been great to hear about how he’s shaping his fulfillment process! Here is the latest update since the events of his last post. UPDATE: You [...]
The following is a guest post by Al Briggs, who I’m working with so that we can produce and dispatch Emergent Task Planner pads from within the EU. He’s a UK software developer who lives in Germany, and he’s been gracious in shouldering the burden of handling European production and fulfillment. Here’s Al’s status update [...]
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One day I was browsing a list of recent additions to 9rules, the blog network I’m a part of that’s organized around the idea of “creating community through quality content”. After reading the first couple dozen sites, I was growing quite exhausted. I guess there IS such thing as “too much good content”; those of [...]
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Dave Seah said
on May 21, 2013 Shades of Structure Nancy: Just checked out GQueues, and it looks pretty slick! I am tempted to give it a try because... -
Nancy said
on May 21, 2013 Shades of Structure David - GQueues may or may not be considered ugly; it's saving grace is that you can select color... -
on May 20, 2013 Apple ][ Resurrection Vic: There IS something nice about having an Apple II nearby! It's just lying on its side to my r... -
on May 20, 2013 Shades of Structure Nancy: I'll have to look at GQueues. Sounds interesting. I tend to be allergic to ugly solutions....
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