Archive for October, 2008
15 Oct
Things, Getting It Done For The Rest Of Us!
Things. a relatively new player in the GTD (Getting things done) application space has really impressed me with their simple to use desktop client and powerful iPhone application. The combination gives you your task list in your pocket when you need it most, and allows you to do the heavy lifting on your Mac. The [...]
6 Oct
Bailouts 2.0 and 3.0
Now that bailout 1.0 is behind us it is time to start thinking about the future:
Bailout 2.0: Healthcare
We need a healthcare solution in the US which is cost effective for end users, and is available to all citizens regardless of their preexisting conditions, or financial situation. Perhaps the government can bail out the healthcare system [...]
5 Oct
Safari 4 vs Firefox 3.1
There are two things Firefox can do that Safari can’t:
1. Set pipelining on. Although there is risk that the web servers can’t support pipelining it provides a nice speedup on a high-speed connection.
2. Allow tweaking of the Connections per server setting. This is technically against the recommendations of the w3c protocol but when you have [...]
2 Oct
IBM demonstrates they understand iPhone security with iNotes Ultralite
Just another sign that IBM really “gets it” when it comes to iPhone security. I happen to work at a Lotus Notes shop and we have been taking a strong look at the iNotes Ultralite application for some time now. You may have seen some of my previous posts about the lack of enterprise level [...]
