Ken
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From their FAQ:
"Thumbtack stands apart in its ability to introspect on incoming data in order to automatically classify it and extract structure from it using machine learning."
Yes, but can it be ...
cloud computing
12/29/2008
Hi Jan,
This is something that I have been considering myself. I believe that there still are some security issues, but one service that seems to get favorable comments is Drop Box. ThinkFree is an...
Web Capture
12/21/2008
I think that I am going to try LInk Stash for now. It seems to do exactly what I think I need. Its portable, and very easy to use. And, it requires no installation so I can use it at work. I will ...
Web Capture
12/18/2008
Alexander,
Do you use Linkstash? Is it stable? It looks like a great program, and it is portable as well.
--Ken
Web Capture
12/18/2008
Thank you for the prompt reply and the link, Pierre. I will review the article and see if both IQ and FF Portable can do what I need. Unfortunately, unlike my traditional PIM needs, web capture is a...
Web Capture
12/18/2008
Alexander Deliyannis wrote:
>From what I gather, what you are looking for (URL, page title and have a field for
>comments) should be offered by any 'bookmark manager' out there. I personally use
>Li...
Web Capture
12/18/2008
Hi PPL,
I was wondering if this could be done in IQ. Is there a specific tutorial or article that I should look at on the web site that further explains how this will be done in IQ? I am hoping tha...
Web Capture
12/18/2008
I know that Surfulator can capture a complete web page, its URL, and page title, as well as give you a field for your own comments. But, if I just want to capture the URL, page title and have a field...
Alexander Deliyannis wrote:
>Interestingly, around the same time that EN3 came out roll-less, I noticed
>public WCs getting similar single-sheet toilet paper :-)
Coincidence? I think not! ;)
--Ken
Thanks for the links and information, Alexander. I so dearly wanted to like Evernote when it first came out, and it is on several of my machines, but I never seemed to get the hang of their "endless ...
You may also want to take a look at AM Notebook: http://www.aignes.com/notebook.htm . I believe that it is portable, and they have a free version. I am not sure if it will meet all of your needs, bu...
Hi Jan,
Well, the journey begins. I realized that I like a real keyboard, and that a small tablet would not meet my needs alone. So, I decided to open it up last night, and I now have an NC10 to he...
This is great to hear. Dropbox sounds like a solution that might work for me, but what is promised, and what works are often two different animals. While I have tried EN2.X, I never really got the h...
Hi Jan (if you are back from your trip with your new netbook) or anybody else who wishes to comment,
I was wondering your initial thoughts/impression on your new NC10 netbook. I keep trying to decid...
Scholarly paper on "information scraps"
12/11/2008
Well, I finished the article. Much of it is academic, but there were a few interesting nuggets here and there. The two that I found most interesting were the discussions about barriers related to "m...
Netbooks - Hardware CRIMP?
12/9/2008
Jan,
I hate to drift further OT, but I like using ImageIngester as a front-end to Lightroom. If you are just renaming, adding meta-data, backing up files and/or converting them to DNG, Image Ingeste...
Netbooks - Hardware CRIMP?
12/9/2008
Jan Rifkinson wrote:
>Meantime I'm waiting for my little Samsung.
Jan,
Do you know when it is supposed to arrive? I still have not unboxed mine. I am inclined to do so, but they are not returnable...
Netbooks - Hardware CRIMP?
12/7/2008
JJ wrote:
>To others:
>
>I have the Samsung NC10 and love
>it, but there are some limitations (as with all netbooks). The biggest is the screen is
>1024x600. You can view web pages OK, you just have...
Netbooks - Hardware CRIMP?
12/5/2008
Thanks for the input and the links. I have read way too many articles and blogs for my own good these past few weeks. I do not disagree with many of the concerns or criticisms of netbooks as a whole...
Netbooks - Hardware CRIMP?
12/5/2008
Alexander Deliyannis wrote:
>>6. There are
>now several subnotebooks offering more than twice a netbook's specifications for
>less that half the price. They should also be more upgradeable than netb...
Netbooks - Hardware CRIMP?
12/5/2008
Its bad enough that we search for the Holy Grail of PIM software, but I am having to seriously question the hardware aspects of CRIMPing. While I love my old Sony Clie with Bonsai and DateBk5, it doe...
Scholarly paper on "information scraps"
12/4/2008
I hstarted reading this article, and its as though somebody was watching me. I guess its better than when I thought my life at work was like a Dilbert cartoon! The language is a bit thick (and acade...
Personal Data Librarian? (PDL?)
11/21/2008
Its an interesting looking program, but it does not appear that you can create your own custom columns. The price seems a bit high at $99, and the manual seems to date to 2004. It kind of reminds me...
SQL Notes / IQ - where to begin?
11/20/2008
Pierre Paul Landry wrote:
>Both
>the main web site and Mantis content are controlled by me, as they serves as official
>information (Front page, change log, roadmap). The community web site belongs ...
SQL Notes / IQ - where to begin?
11/20/2008
Pierre,
BTW, what will happen to the old web sites, like the wiki and the one at Google? Should we completely ignore them?
--Ken