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Reader Charles Kim has tried every cord - wrapping technique under the sun , but ultimately found that a vinyl badge clip to be the best tool for keeping his headphones tangle-free and on-hand when he needs them. There's actually nothing to it, once you've got a badge clip . Just fold your headphone cord, snap the badge around it, and clip it to whatever you want (Charles suggests, backpack...
jan.
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Based on what I have seen in the past , there probably isn't much hope for the major slobs among you, but for the rest of us, the Space Bar might help free up some desktop space.
The Space Bar is basically an aluminum platform with six USB ports that you can use to stow a keyboard, elevate your monitor and the like. In fact, the concept is so simple, I'm still debating whether or not it wo...
jan.
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Let's face it, whoever said technology was going to make our life any easier was lying! From where I stand, I see we are busier than ever trying to keep up-to-date with our email inbox, our twitter pages, our Facebook accounts, our offline friends and least not forget our family. Quite frankly, our minds are cluttered beyond recognition. It comes as no surprise that so many people snap at the dro...
nov.
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Weekends are a combination of playing catch up from things not accomplished in the previous 5 days, interjected with bits of free time and family obligations. Unclutter one thing a day to leave your weekends wide open for anything you please. Photo by Mr. Toaster Money-wise weblog The Simple Dollar shares a few specifics from the book Unclutter Your Life in One Week , which suggests ste...
nov.
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Today: Eleven myths of de-cluttering. One of my great realizations about happiness (and a point oddly under-emphasized by positive psychologists) is that outer order contributes to inner calm . But as much as most of us want to keep our home, office, car, etc. in reasonable order, it’s tough. Here’s a list of some myths of de-cluttering that make it harder to get rid of stuff. Myths of Clutt...
nov.
12
When we taught you the first Google Wave search you should know ( with:public ), Wave automatically added public waves you read to your inbox, and an empty inbox quickly became hard to come by. Today, Wave fixes that with a handy Follow/Unfollow button. Now, rather than automatically adding a public wave to your inbox as soon as you look at it, you have to explicitly choose to follow public wa...
okt.
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Windows only: Point tiny open-source application Folder Vanity Remover at a folder filled with empty directories, and it'll check for and remove any empty folders. Cleanliness and something about godliness, right? There's nothing more to this app. It's tiny and does this one, simple thing. There's no fancy options, but if all you want is to quickly and easily clean out your file structure, it ca...
okt.
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Design and food weblog Hello Kitchen's kitchen-decluttering checklist provides a quick, easy guide to tackling the large chore of cleaning and decluttering your kitchen—helping you purge what you don't need and keep around your must-haves. It's easy to tell when you need to purge a few items from your kitchen—the overflowing drawers will tip you off to that. What's harder is know...
okt.
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Windows only: Remember Fences, the awesome desktop icon organizer we highlighted back in February? Fences just left beta and rolled out its 1.0 release, and it continues to keep your cluttered desktop icons in attractive, minimal, organized groups. The video above should give you a pretty good idea of what Fences does and how it might come in handy on your PC, but if you want to get a closer l...
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okt.
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I’m working on my Happiness Project, and you could have one, too ! Everyone’s project will look different, but it’s the rare person who can’t benefit. Join in -- no need to catch up, just jump in right now. One of my favorite things to do is to help my friends clear their clutter. It’s less emotionally taxing than clearing my own clutter, plus I don’t have any delicious, horrible piles left t...
szept.
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Few motivators can be as powerful as the disdain and concerned looks of friends and coworkers. The Unclutterer blog suggests flipping that shame into a recurring motivator by inviting folks over to your house or workspace. Photo by Nai. . Rather than let her casual nesting instincts take over and occasionally embarass her with unexpected visitors, writer Erin Rooney Doland makes it a point ...
szept.
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Take a look at Leo Babuta's Zen Habits site, and you'll know he's a fan of content-focused minimalism. His Gmail web interface is likewise ultra-trim, and he details how to get there with Firefox and some Greasemonkey scripts. In addition to running a few scripts like Gmail 3: Hide Labels, Chat and Footer , Gmail Remove Stars , and Gmail Real Estate , Leo details the settings and usage requ...
jún.
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At your work station you can use a wire basket under your desk to stash cables or other containment strategies. What about for cables you take with you for laptops and portable devices? How about using a chain sinnet? What is this mysterious and loopy creature? At The Closet Entrepreneur they explain the handy method of cable taming: Never made one before and the text instructions aren't cle...
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máj.
09
Twitter, like other social tools, has great potential to get cluttered up with useless or spammy contacts. Nest Unclutterer kicks out the bad eggs amongst your followers. Nest Unclutterer is a web-based tool built on the Twitter API, created by the organizational blog Unclutterer. The premise and functionality are simple. You log in using your Twitter credentials to authorize the application and...
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We've featured tons of cord decluttering tips over the years, but cable lacing is a simple, classic method of cord management that we've somehow overlooked. Photo by David J. Fred . Essentially, cable lacing involves running a thin cord (traditionally waxed linen, according to Wikipedia —though standard twine would work for most purposes) along the length of the cables you'...
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David:
Ryan Sholin is too kind. That or I really am very rad.
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voidfiles:
Does a calculator, have to look like a calculator on the computer. "Do you think that's air you're breathing now? " - The Matrix
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Marco.org - Overdoing the interface metaphor
Komaváry:
Szálka-gerenda. Ez az egész kreacionista hozzáállást Tasít.
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Hogyan nyomulnak az evolúciótagadók?
voidfiles:
"There are still a few men who love desperately." - J.D. Salinger
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Cedric:
"Jennifer Hawkins may have to switch to a strict diet of doughnuts" lol
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Myer super-sizing its mannnequins
Piaw:
I'm already seeing a generation of cyclists who don't know where to ride because they don't have the ability to look at a map and figure out how to plan good routes. This is a major problem that's not all that easily solved by technology.
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Could GPS create a world without signs? - By Julia Turner - Slate Magazine