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HehTurn an old Zip's case into a Hipster PDAMerlin Mann | Jul 15 2005This is very cute—turn an old Zip disk cast and some custom-printed templates into a sexy little Hipster PDA variant or a mini-tickler file. Clever! read more »4 Comments
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Poets, dadaists, and word nerds: RejoiceMerlin Mann | Jul 5 2005Cool site with a bunch of tools, games and articles that will appeal to word nerds. read more »POSTED IN:
Guesstimating portions with real-world objectsMerlin Mann | Apr 21 2005Typical Portion Control Tips/Guidelines “Deck of cards, Merlin; deck of cards,” my friend Dennis would always say as we sat down to eat ribeyes the size of kittens. read more »POSTED IN:
April Power Hacks!Merlin Mann | Apr 1 2005Start the new month and the new quarter off with some 43 Folders power hacks! read more »POSTED IN:
Remainders: Capturing, saving, next next actions, and that damned Kelly Clarkson songMerlin Mann | Feb 25 2005Today’s gonna be a quickie since I can audibly hear a couple deadlines whooshing past me right this second. read more »POSTED IN:
Remainders: Coin envelopes, sprints, binder clipping & moreMerlin Mann | Feb 18 2005Our usual Friday skip through the meadow of Merlin's marginally-productive brain. read more »POSTED IN:
Random rules of thumbMerlin Mann | Feb 15 2005Bunch of guides and tips gleaned from the Interweb. Finally, you will learn to estimate how big your next church should be. read more »POSTED IN:
Everybody loves hot dogsMerlin Mann | Feb 10 2005Photo entry: what do you offer "As a reward" for your Moleskine? read more »POSTED IN:
Flickr tag: hipster pdaMerlin Mann | Feb 5 2005hipster pda Originally uploaded by leff. “Yeah, so I went to school for computers. I do live online. And yet I have never found a task management solution that works better than this stack of 3x5 cards.” More fun pix available at the Hipster PDA tag on Flickr. read more »POSTED IN:
The Forehead Ticket TrickMerlin Mann | Nov 24 2004So, you’re going to a ticketed event, like a concert or a ball game. It’s out of town. You’re carpooling with four other people. How do you ensure that everyone in the car has their ticket with them? The car doesn't move until each person takes out their ticket and holds it to their forehead. Been doing it for 20 years, and you’d be amazed how often it saves the day. POSTED IN:
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