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| Some things I can’t do on the ipad 2 yet. |
| I Declare Google Reader Bankruptcy |
Some things I can’t do on the ipad 2 yet.
So this is an experimental blog post feeding the output from a mind map directly via email to the blog. The mind map software is ithoughtsHD as recommended by Ed Dale and MacSparky, and it’s an addition to one I … Continue reading
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Tagged Action logging, audacity, autolinks, Ed Dale, Email, Facebook, Firefox, Google Reader, HD, iPad, ithoughtsHD, learning curve, livestream, log, MacSparky, mind map software, opml, OSX, pdf, podcast, samurai, wordpress, workflows
I Declare Google Reader Bankruptcy
I’ve just gone and done it, I’ve declared Google Reader bankruptcy. That means not only that I’ve marked hundreds of unread items as read (I do that regularly anyway) but that I’ve unsubscribed from everything and deleted all tags and … Continue reading





