cpb
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- 4/22/2018
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best outliner you use? (2018)
4/22/2018
org-mode.
Hate Emacs, but org-mode has been too useful, especially tables (spreadsheet) and embedded columnview (convert all same-level item properties into a spreadsheet).
Effective for quoting & inv...
Off Topic: Which keyboard to buy?
4/22/2018
Unicomp classic has been the most satisfying so far:
http://www.pckeyboard.com/page/product/UNI044A
My key-bashing wife chuckles whenever I use it.
Any Windows users here ?
9/4/2017
Linux, Linux & more Linux...
one Windows laptop, but it will revert back to Linux when I tire of FO4.
For Outlining I'm in a love/hate relationship with Emacs+Org-Mode now.
Was previously with Brilli...
CRIMPers = prospective time multipliers?
7/22/2017
Interesting topic.
Way I see it: Willpower isn't a fuel-like resource, but an inverse measure of satiety.
The most hardworking & 'disciplined' people I've encountered are some combination of: hungry, ...
Beta of TheBrain 7.0 released
10/3/2011
Argh, the application itself requires a login, what relentless leg-humping.
Pity, it seemed promising.
-cpb
Beta of TheBrain 7.0 released
10/3/2011
its: http://assets.thebrain.com/downloads/TheBrain_windows_7_0_0_6.exe
-cpb
Beta of TheBrain 7.0 released
10/2/2011
What's the direct download URL?
I don't want to fill out the form...
-cpb
Outliner/PIM roll call: Fall 2011
9/29/2011
Todolist : labyrinthine-filesystem-iterface for onsite vfx work.
Brilliant database (BDB): appointments, contact db, text archive, rate calculator, quotes and invoices, html/pdf authoring, etc, etc..
...
Why do you CRIMP?
9/29/2011
Actually the civ example is pretty representative here; civ5 is slower, fatter, less customizable, less feature-rich and arguably more beside-the-point than some of its predecessors.
-cpb
Paulo Dini...
So, what do you folks do?
5/3/2010
Visual effects artist.
I check in here occasionally to see if someone has found any small, useful and elegant software for managing a large amount of inter-dependent files and associated data... Espec...
I've seen tags in Personal Brain, with a simple query being performed by just clicking on the tag label in a list.
However its data manipulation and publishing capabilities are relatively basic.
There...
Personal Brain development
12/3/2008
Just tested the beta,
PB still cannot filter the display by node type or (more importantly) link type...
Lack of filtering options defeats the purpose of a node based UI (clear overview of data relat...
Noah
1/17/2008
ugh, another prototype;
too large and slow, for what it does.
-cpb
Alexander Deliyannis wrote:
>Re: Brilliant database. This is the first time I hear it. I looked at the
>website and it looks interesting. Any particular reason for using it, compared to
>Access, A...
hmm, top 5 would be:
calypso
servant salamander
opera
todolist
brilliant database
not including background and work apps.
CRIPM ALERT: Pagico
8/23/2007
web app.
SQLNotes - A new Outliner
8/5/2007
too slow. very buggy atm.
-cpb
Installing do-Organizer on a USB drive?
7/10/2007
normally universal extractor can deal with the exe files,
but not in this case. :(
my guess is that even if it could be extracted it still wouldn't
work as it may need to put stuff in system directo...
EPIM 2.0?
7/10/2007
ok here's the result of a recent eval,
listed are most reasons for it failing (given my requirements),
in no particular order:
Tries to dial home.
Strange process attack going on, the app propagat...
Abstract Spoon's Todolist?
6/27/2007
Have used it on and off for a while.
Has basic text/rtf note-taking, but is primarily for listing,
which it does very well.
The application is very stable and portable.
Columns are not customizable...
Index cards software
8/18/2006
- also have a look at Brilliant database:
http://www.brilliantdatabase.com/shots.html
So far it has proven very capable, support has also been excellent.
-cpb