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1) a collection of autohotkey scripts (key remapping, fast toggling for show/hide hidden files, toggle selected text from upper/lowercase and a heap more) 2) s
by bluemetal 16y ago
1) a collection of autohotkey scripts (key remapping, fast toggling for show/hide hidden files, toggle selected text from upper/lowercase and a heap more)
2) sms reminders on google calendar (free!)
3) learning as many kb shortcuts to your software as you can
4) automatic filters and a well thought out label system in gmail
5) sumatra pdf viewer, or any really quick pdf program
6) electric blanket on a timer, makes going to bed when I should seem so much more appealing
7) sysinternals process explorer instead of the usual taksmanager
8) a large good quality whiteboard hung somewhere you cannot ignore it (I have 3 main sections: Do, Dates & Buy)
9) write well thought out shopping lists before you leave for the store
- montooner 16y agoexcellent number 6.
- reduxredacted 16y agoOn #8 - Another option is to paint a full wall in your office with Dry Erase Paint (I used this, it works well: http://www.rustoleum.com/CBGProduct.asp?pid=128 http://www.rustoleum.com/CBGProduct.asp?pid=128)
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- whimsy 16y agoOr a whiteyboard for a super-cheap, mobile solution.
- illumin8 16y ago#6 - There is growing evidence that putting large electromagnetic fields near vital organs is not good for your long-term health.
- jtbigwoo 16y agoYeah, those who are conservative with their health should get a timer that switches the heat off soon after bed time. If the timer is automatic, it's a good incentive to get into bed on time. :)