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What You Can Get Me For Christmas
You no you want to…
Writing with the Cosmonaut is satisfyingly firm and perfectly controlled, and it glides over the screen perfectly. I can’t really describe the gliding feel any better: it’s just perfect. When you use it for the first time, you’ll notice this immediately. (100% of the people in my household did.)
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Pretty Useless…
I just deleted a bunch of apps off my iPhone because I didn’t use them. It wasn’t a matter of not having enough space on my phone, it was more a matter of not wanting to have stuff around that serves no purpose.
There is no denying that you two are beautiful apps.
Stamped, your gentle color scheme with bold highlights is easy on the eyes, but highlights just the right things. You’ve got just the right feel about you.
Path, you are — without a doubt in my mind — the best-looking, funnest iOS app I’ve ever used. Seriously, every app developer should download you and user your UI and UX conventions in their own apps.
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Ai Writer It Just Works…
I’ve been looking for a simple writing app that will sync between my Mac and iPad. I think I’ve found it.
There is not a single thing you can change about Writer. Want it to be a different color? Too bad. What a different font? Fat chance.
The difference is full featured versus focus. It’s something that Hog Bay got right the first time with Writeroom — don’t bother with features, make the main feature the lack of features. Writer takes that thought process to the next plateau and does a really good job of doing so.
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What Does Productivity Look Like?
I got off the productivity pimp train a few years ago when my circumstances started to required that I actually get stuff and not just look busy.
How tightly organized should I be? Enough to pass a white glove test? No. That’s not going to happen, and imposing that ideal on myself is actually counter-productive. So, I stay organized enough to achieve my goals. Today, I achieve what I’m after, stacks and all. I’m OK with it. I have things I love around me, like photos, drawings and Disney Vinylmations. It’s working and, more importantly, I am.
When I was young my grandmother’s house was kept like a museum. It was gorgeous and sterile. My office is a working space. Stuff gets done, and dust is raised. Detritus is strewn about. Like a potter who goes home with clay on his jeans, I get messy when I work.
But the result is beautiful.
The proof of productivity is your work getting done, not maintaining a clean desk. I’ll choose results over style any day.
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Workspace Of The Day 03/10/11
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My Office Is A Mess
My once pristine office is now a sloppy mess. I need help…
Whatever you do in your office, you’ve probably got loads of reading material cluttering desks and shelves. Start on a permanently cleaner office right now by moving all your books so their spines are facing the same direction and the titles all read from top to bottom (organizing by color is optional). When a new book comes in, or an old book comes back, make sure it goes back into the right spot. Oh, and one more thing—dedicate yourself to dumping magazines after three months.
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