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I've been using vim for a while now and have discovered myself getting really impatient with other text editors, or even text fields in browsers, without my favorite movement, deletion, and other shortcuts. Makes mutt seem even more attractive since I can use vi for its editor.

I've got a few links here for how-tos on setting bash in vi mode (set -o vi) and subsequent usage, and setting up Firefox with vi/vim keybindings.

And as I mentioned the other day, I knew I had gotten thoroughly adjusted to using vim when I tried to save and close a TextEdit document with :wq and was confused for a moment why it wasn't working. ;)

Believe it or not, a personal wiki might be one way to go. If you happen to be on a Mac, Voodoopad is a great standalone app that I use quite a bit; there are others available, and on other platforms.

There's an article here, Getting things done with VooodooPad, which combines the GTD concept. I've got my own notes here as well. I use the app for meeting and project notes, and the auto-linking wiki goodness puts it all together.

Lately, though, I'm experimenting with the single plaintext file todo list using tags.

Believe it or not, a personal wiki might be one way to go. If you happen to be on a Mac, Voodoopad is a great standalone app that I use quite a bit; there are others available, and on other platforms.

There's an article here, Getting things done with VooodooPad, which combines the GTD concept. I've got my own notes here as well. I use the app for meeting and project notes, and the auto-linking wiki goodness puts it all together.

Lately, though, I'm experimenting with the single plaintext file todo list using tags.

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MacSlash Alumni Tom Bridge (Cannonball) and Robert Daeley (MacGeek) have announced their new site today, Four Corners. Featuring writers from 10 countries on 5 continents, Four Corners seeks to blend travel, life, adventure, and the creative process. Much time is spent in modern media discussing how separate and different everything is -- Four Corners wants to fuse it all back together into the greater whole. We hope you get a chance to stop by and enjoy!

MacSlash Alumni Tom Bridge (Cannonball) and Robert Daeley (MacGeek) have announced their new site today, Four Corners. Featuring writers from 10 countries on 5 continents, Four Corners seeks to blend travel, life, adventure, and the creative process. Much time is spent in modern media discussing how separate and different everything is -- Four Corners wants to fuse it all back together into the greater whole. We hope you get a chance to stop by and enjoy!

MacSlash Alumni Tom Bridge (Cannonball) and Robert Daeley (MacGeek) have announced their new site today, Four Corners. Featuring writers from 10 countries on 5 continents, Four Corners seeks to
blend travel, life, adventure, and the creative process. Much time is spent in modern media discussing how separate and different everything is -- Four Corners wants to fuse it all back together into the greater whole. We hope you get a chance to stop by and enjoy!

MacSlash Alumni Tom Bridge (Cannonball) and Robert Daeley (MacGeek) have announced their new site today, Four Corners. Featuring writers from 10 countries on 5 continents, Four Corners seeks to blend travel, life, adventure, and the creative process. Much time is spent in modern media discussing how separate and different everything is -- Four Corners wants to fuse it all back together into the greater whole. We hope you get a chance to stop by and enjoy!

MacSlash Alumni Tom Bridge (Cannonball) and Robert Daeley (MacGeek) have announced their new site today, Four Corners. Featuring writers from 10 countries on 5 continents, Four Corners seeks to blend travel, life, adventure, and the creative process. Much time is spent in modern media discussing how separate and different everything is -- Four Corners wants to fuse it all back together into the greater whole. We hope you get a chance to stop by and enjoy!

When you finish installing reboot. When the finder loads hold down CMD, SHIFT, OPTION and CONTROL and select About this Mac from the Finder menu to reveal a cool easter egg. Here's a pic

There's a link in this entry for a screenshot if you're interested in what it looks like.