Posts Tagged ‘track’

10 Free Ways to Track All Your Passwords

With the proliferation of web services — there’s a new one out each day, it seems — it feels like we’re always creating new accounts, each with a different username and password.

The easy options — using the same password each time or writing them down on paper or in a spreadsheet — aren’t exactly the most secure. In fact, security experts strongly warn against these options as they… » Continue

June 1 2007 | By Leo | Tagged: password, privacy, software, track | 86 comments»

Sample Implementation of Bubble Map

ASurroca has a sample implementation on bubble map (idea was which invented by Taguchi-san at IDEA*IDEA.). ASurroca has expanded the idea to have some smaller bubbles sticking with bigger bubble to represent the smaller tasks or milestones within the project and the project respectively. He also has some line connectors to represent the relationship between different task:

My Bubble Map - [ASurroca @ Flickr]… » Continue

October 26 2005 | By Leon | Tagged: gtd, Productivity, task, track | 2 comments»

GTD + Tracks + Moleskine = a Hipskine

Minezamac has a very detailed tutorial on combining GTD methodology with Tracks and Moleskine. What Minezamac has suggested is to use Tracks to keep track of all of your tasks, and use moleskine planner to keep track of your appointments. You can then print out your tasks from Tracks’ TXT export and slip it into moleskine’s back pocket. Very portable and elegant:

… For me, GTD… » Continue

September 26 2005 | By Leon | Tagged: gtd, hipster, moleksine, Productivity, software, task, track | 3 comments»