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Filtering the web so you don’t have to for February 5th 2010

• From Twitter – Implementing @ginatrapani‘s 3 folder method. Been using something similar but I think this is better. http://bit.ly/9KNmlQ #gtd
• From Twitter – via @steverubelFacebook Passes the 400 Million User Mark – http://bit.ly/a30jWN RT @mashable#sm /via @TrendTracker
• From Twitter – RT @caseorganic Full set of RT iPad UI Conventions – on Flickr http://bit.ly/9NRYL8 (via @twttimesand @skry).

Sites that I found interesting for October 20th 2009 through October 22nd 2009:

• How to Use Digital Cable Tuners with CableCARD in Windows 7 Media Center – Last month at the CEDIA EXPO trade show in Atlanta, Microsoft made a major announcement regarding CableCARDs: the company announced that consumers would now be able to install digital cable tuners with CableCARD into their Windows 7 PCs…all by themselves.
• Thymer – Super easy Planning, Task and Project Management – Project management and task planning for people who hate project management and task planning.
• For the Sysadmins: Software Compliance Tool – Software Compliance Tool is a small application designed to reduce the overhead in managing unwanted applications in a business environment. via @sintaxasn on Twitter.

Sites that I found interesting for September 29th 2009 through October 2nd 2009:

• App for the milk – Desktop client for Remember the Milk – Adobe Air client program for syncing with Remember the Milk web service.
• Add a Google Reader sidebar – How to use a minimalist Google Reader in the browser sidebar.
• Can you upgrade an old XP PC to Windows 7? Should you? – Ed Bott ponders whether he should upgrade a 4 year old XP computer to Windows 7. Gives guidance to those considering a similar upgrade.

Sites that I found interesting for July 25th 2009 through July 27th 2009:

• Great GTD diagram – via @jayrendon on twitter.
• FriendFeed as a social media strategy tool – For folks who aren’t familiar with FriendFeed, it’s a service that makes it easy for friends to share content with each other by aggregating their activities on up to 58 different social media sites. This content is updated automatically without any additional effort from the user. via @FreeRangeMom on Twitter.
• Getting Started with Windows 7 Media Center for First Timers – Just getting started with Windows 7 Media Center and not sure where to start? Hack7MC has a nice primer to get you going.

Sites that I found interesting for April 9th 2009 through April 15th 2009:

• Evernote + Twitter = Instant Memories – Now you can send your tweets directly into Evernote.
• MoWeS Portable – CH Software – MoWeS stands for the three letter abbreviation Modular Webserver System and makes it possible, to run a webserver based on Apache, MySQL and PHP from an USB Stick or any other writable media (harddrive, flash cards etc.) without installation under Windows (98 to Vista).
• 10 Recent Scientifically Solved Mysteries – Epidaurus Theater Acoustics, Crystal Skulls, New England’s Dark Day, Face on Mars, The Barreleye Fish, Solving Checkers, The Unknown Titanic Child, Ancient Tablet Deciphered, Sharks Virgin Birth, Flight of the Bumblebee

Sites that I found interesting for February 18th 2009 through February 26th 2009:

• Windows7: Changes Coming to Windows 7 Release Candidate that Weren't in the Beta –
• WebMynd · Personalized search in your browser – Firefox Extension. Enhance your Google searches with customized results from sources like Wikipedia, YouTube, and Twitter.
• Building/Customizing your own WordPress theme: Beginners and Intermediate –

Sites that I found interesting for January 11th 2009 through January 13th 2009:

• The Bumper List of Windows 7 Secrets – 30 tips to show off the new stuff in Windows 7. Must read if you are a beta tester.
• How make Windows 7 task bar to look like Vista – A 6 set how-to.
• GTDInbox – GTD, Task Management and a Better Inbox for Gmail – GTDInbox is an addon for Firefox that transforms Gmail into a powerhouse of productivity and manageability. GTDInbox gives you a better inbox.