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A Nifty Internet Video!

Posted 1 week ago


lonelysandwich:

First trailer for Arrested Development - Season 4!

Jesus. It’s finally happening.

Can. Not. Wait!

(Source: timetoputonashow)

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A Nifty Internet Video!

Posted 1 week ago


thekhooll:

The First Walkman

Sony Walkman TPS-L2.  The original Walkman introduced a change inmusic listening habits by allowing people to carry music with them and listen to music through lightweight headphones.

So glad Sony did this. With out the Walkman, the iPod would not have been invented. Nor the iPhone.

You’re welcome ungrateful, entitled whippersnappers. Also? Get off my lawn.

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Picture Time!

Posted 11 May 2013

thekhooll: Apollo 1 Crew Prime crew for the first manned Apollo mission practice water egress procedures with full scale boilerplate model of their spacecraft. June 1966 Eff yes!

thekhooll:

Apollo 1 Crew

Prime crew for the first manned Apollo mission practice water egress procedures with full scale boilerplate model of their spacecraft. June 1966

Eff yes!

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Picture Time!

Posted 06 May 2013

I miss #tornadoweek

I miss #tornadoweek

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Someone Wise Once Said...

Posted on 27 April 2013

“A great tip of a reader pointed me to a OmniFocus forum post that shares some hidden preference settings that allow you to display the start/due time along with the date.“ ‐ 

Displaying Time in OmniFocus Date Fields | SimplicityBliss

Great tip!

(via merlin)

(via merlin)

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Picture Time!

Posted 19 April 2013

The Right Clouds on Flickr.

The Right Clouds on Flickr.

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» 1Keyboard

Posted on 19 March 2013

1Keyboard is a virtual bluetooth keyboard application for OS X. Turn your Mac into a Bluetooth keyboard that works with all of your devices, comfortably type on your iPhone, iPad, Apple TV or game console.

Yes please

(Source: onethingwell)

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Picture Time!

Posted 19 March 2013

merlin: Compose Gmail Message.app I just ““wrote”” my first ““application.”” → Download “Compose Gmail Message.app” It’s the world’s dumbest and awesomest Automator app, and it does precisely one thing; it directs you straight to Gmail’s “Compose Message” window in a new tab of your default browser. Set it as your Mac’s default email app and—BOOM!—every time OS X needs to create an email message, you get to just send email without having to look at email. I think this might maybe be the greatest thing I’ve ever done. I finally feel alive. ADDENDUM 2013-03-19_10-16-46 Yeah, I know there are many ways to make Gmail (or Mailplane, etc.) OS X’s default email app. But, to my knowledge, none solve my basic problem here. After sending a message, you’re always redirected back to the inbox (or a search or a label). See, I literally don’t want to see any messages in order to simply send a message. There are probably numerous other and better ways to do this. This one works for me. For all those that process email according to GTD or inbox zero :)

merlin:

Compose Gmail Message.app

I just ““wrote”” my first ““application.””

→ Download “Compose Gmail Message.app”

It’s the world’s dumbest and awesomest Automator app, and it does precisely one thing; it directs you straight to Gmail’s “Compose Message” window in a new tab of your default browser.

Set it as your Mac’s default email app and—BOOM!—every time OS X needs to create an email message, you get to just send email without having to look at email.

I think this might maybe be the greatest thing I’ve ever done. I finally feel alive.

ADDENDUM 2013-03-19_10-16-46

Yeah, I know there are many ways to make Gmail (or Mailplane, etc.) OS X’s default email app. But, to my knowledge, none solve my basic problem here. After sending a message, you’re always redirected back to the inbox (or a search or a label). See, I literally don’t want to see any messages in order to simply send a message. There are probably numerous other and better ways to do this. This one works for me.

For all those that process email according to GTD or inbox zero :)

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Picture Time!

Posted 18 March 2013

Cakebread on Flickr.

Cakebread on Flickr.

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