A Colonic for the Mind — GTD’s “Mindsweep”.
by Tony Hung on July 25, 2006
Of course, it wouldn’t be a colonic, because it refers to the colon; total hemispheric reboot, perhaps? Anyway, funny that 43 folders mentioned the “Mindsweep”, because I am in the process of doing it today. I think that one of (…)
Protected: Downloads
by Tony Hung on July 23, 2006
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Importing Del.icio.us Links — Is there a Better Way?
by Tony Hung on July 23, 2006
So I’ve looked into an easy way of importing del.icio.us links into the blog. So far, whether you google it up, or hit up the Codex (http://codex.wordpress.org/Plugins/Delicious), there are a lot of solutions that aren’t quite what you’re looking for, (…)
Blogging Metrics: Adventures with Slimstat
by Tony Hung on July 22, 2006
So in a previous post I lazily mentioned a few ‘tracking’ programs to track your visitors. Well, I haven’t tried “MINT”, because I am quite cheap — however, amongst the other tracking programs that I have tried — which have (…)
Deep Jive Interests — The Theme!
by Tony Hung on July 16, 2006
I’m converting one of my other themes to a formal “Deep JIve Interests” theme Things left to do: 1) Decide what the main nav is REALLY going to be like 2) Add a “by-line” somewhere 3) Categorize the category display (…)
Portforwarding tricks redux
by Tony Hung on July 16, 2006
So on my machine, portforwarding is kind of a must to get the p2p factory working right. If its not done right, there is a noticable difference … d/l rates can go from 5kbs –> 100kbs if done right. Currently (…)
Pando is great
by Tony Hung on July 16, 2006
http://www.pando.com — one of the new web2.0-ish personal p2p services, allows you to send large bulky files pretty effortlessly. However, it requires a small download-of-a-client. Apparently, it works by (I think) two non-competing ways; both the sender AND giant “telenodes” (…)