In my gmail account and on my horde online filter to limit the amount of kinda-spam, (email newsletters I am unable to read all the time or dont have a high priority and I dont have enough time to unsubscribe or am unwilling to change my email address) I use the following filter rules that search for body text filtering email most likely to be automated newsletters to aLists IMAP folder.
The following words are what I filter:
unsubscribe
reply with remove
"to be removed"
subscriber
enewsletter
no longer wish to receive
"to stop receiving"
In the to: field
undisclosed
This filters most of my newsletters into a lists folder for later review and reading when I have the time
I wish I could run a separate spam filter like tool that could learn newsletters from my normal mail and spam.
Anybody have any other filter word suggestions?
Thursday, October 06, 2005
Friday, September 23, 2005
Combine PocketMod and GTD TiddlyWiki and the trials of the PPC phone
I would love it if there was a way to use GTD TiddlyWiki and have it make a custom pocketmod.
While I love the Hipster PDA
the pocketmod seems more efficient.
Can anyone work at linking them together?
Going from Digital to Analog to Hybrid Analog with Digital Universal Backup
I was using my PocketPC Phone PDA which was a wonderful toy. I always got oohs and aaaahhs, or man thats a big phone. But having a phone and pda combined seemed efficient and do to the crappy software on it for the Task syncing with outlook I used PocketInformant, A very impressive program for handling hundreds of tasks and in my mind the only way to handle tasks on the ppc platform (I love the filters). However, the PPC phone failed at being a PPC because it would always lockup or go slow with my 3500+ tasklist ( I am an entrepreneur + contract web developer so always have almost literally 100 projects going on at once ) . I spent more time fighting with a locking up slow going ppc phone that actually getting things done.
After breaking the screen on my ppc phone and after having done quite a bit of reading and research into David Allens GTD methodology I began thinking there has got to be an easier, less technical, more fluidly natural and organic way than grafitti'ing things into microsoft outlook. (although I tried the GTD Outlook plugin Im not quite ready for it until I filter my inbox and compile everything into 1 inbox which I am converting all my email into an IMAP account that I can syncronize on the road. I only wist I could have all my outlook tasks as emails)
It finally made sense that good old pen and paper works faster (so long as the papers dont get lost or disorganized ) than a slow PPC .
I can use the PocketMod for my 2,000 foot view and as Steven Covey does plan and plot out my week ahead and then print it out as a pocket mod and fold it up in my wallet. If I need to add things I have a blank task list and on my weekly review can pull them into outlook and re-print the next week. I also have an empty - On-the-fly pocketmod for thoughts ideas someday maybes, @Calls, @Emails, @groceries, or anything else that comes in quickly. Outlook saves me time by prioritizing so I dont have to re-write or even worse carry around 10 pocketmods... Although they would be about the same size and thickness as my Hipster PDA.
http://kenyob.blogspot.com/
While I love the Hipster PDA
the pocketmod seems more efficient.
Can anyone work at linking them together?
Going from Digital to Analog to Hybrid Analog with Digital Universal Backup
I was using my PocketPC Phone PDA which was a wonderful toy. I always got oohs and aaaahhs, or man thats a big phone. But having a phone and pda combined seemed efficient and do to the crappy software on it for the Task syncing with outlook I used PocketInformant, A very impressive program for handling hundreds of tasks and in my mind the only way to handle tasks on the ppc platform (I love the filters). However, the PPC phone failed at being a PPC because it would always lockup or go slow with my 3500+ tasklist ( I am an entrepreneur + contract web developer so always have almost literally 100 projects going on at once ) . I spent more time fighting with a locking up slow going ppc phone that actually getting things done.
After breaking the screen on my ppc phone and after having done quite a bit of reading and research into David Allens GTD methodology I began thinking there has got to be an easier, less technical, more fluidly natural and organic way than grafitti'ing things into microsoft outlook. (although I tried the GTD Outlook plugin Im not quite ready for it until I filter my inbox and compile everything into 1 inbox which I am converting all my email into an IMAP account that I can syncronize on the road. I only wist I could have all my outlook tasks as emails)
It finally made sense that good old pen and paper works faster (so long as the papers dont get lost or disorganized ) than a slow PPC .
I can use the PocketMod for my 2,000 foot view and as Steven Covey does plan and plot out my week ahead and then print it out as a pocket mod and fold it up in my wallet. If I need to add things I have a blank task list and on my weekly review can pull them into outlook and re-print the next week. I also have an empty - On-the-fly pocketmod for thoughts ideas someday maybes, @Calls, @Emails, @groceries, or anything else that comes in quickly. Outlook saves me time by prioritizing so I dont have to re-write or even worse carry around 10 pocketmods... Although they would be about the same size and thickness as my Hipster PDA.
http://kenyob.blogspot.com/
Thursday, August 25, 2005
New Scientist Breaking News - Pee-powered battery smaller than a credit card
neat... A Pee Powered Battery...
http://www.newscientist.com/article.ns?id=dn7850
http://www.newscientist.com/article.ns?id=dn7850
Thursday, August 11, 2005
Genuine Curiosity :: Getting Things...Stuck?
Genuine Curiosity :: Getting Things...Stuck?
YEAH! Another GTD Fan... Good mix of Steven Covey and David Allen... I recommend Purpose Driven Life for core value prioritization - 50,000 foot view, and then narrow in work hard and focus... My constant issue... Multitasking Prioritization and Keeping focus on the fly in a small super energetic experience driven company.
YEAH! Another GTD Fan... Good mix of Steven Covey and David Allen... I recommend Purpose Driven Life for core value prioritization - 50,000 foot view, and then narrow in work hard and focus... My constant issue... Multitasking Prioritization and Keeping focus on the fly in a small super energetic experience driven company.
Tuesday, June 14, 2005
The Power Of Us
The Power Of Us: "Marketocracy"
Giving more power to the people, empowering them rather than telling them what to do, pooling the mob of opinion and allowing the clients themselves to be the critics and publicly share that knowledge. The New New economy.
Giving more power to the people, empowering them rather than telling them what to do, pooling the mob of opinion and allowing the clients themselves to be the critics and publicly share that knowledge. The New New economy.
Sunday, June 05, 2005
Shag Phones... Real Digital Pimping
The Mobile Technology Weblog - "Location Based Services and all about Mobile Marketing" - Local File Sharing in the Wild
Sad how technology can help infidelity so easily.
Sad how technology can help infidelity so easily.
Saturday, May 28, 2005
Sock Master's Video Game Controller Family Tree
Sock Master's Video Game Controller Family Tree
Cool family tree of video tree controllers... UI design tree foe games... cool
Cool family tree of video tree controllers... UI design tree foe games... cool
Friday, May 27, 2005
Tuesday, May 24, 2005
scary squirrel world - TWIGGY THE WATER SKIING SQUIRREL
scary squirrel world - TWIGGY THE WATER SKIING SQUIRREL
Now it looks like animal abuse... the hands are tied down arent they?
Now it looks like animal abuse... the hands are tied down arent they?
Monday, May 23, 2005
11/09/04 human-dog video-blog
11/09/04
Wow - Is Video Blogging the next wave of the future... In some ways seems like a big waste of time and space.... But I somehow feel compelled to hit that next date button... Yeah go vblog it or videoblog it or vlog it ... Just keep hitting the next date link and bam your addicted... like video blog crack
Wow - Is Video Blogging the next wave of the future... In some ways seems like a big waste of time and space.... But I somehow feel compelled to hit that next date button... Yeah go vblog it or videoblog it or vlog it ... Just keep hitting the next date link and bam your addicted... like video blog crack
Thursday, May 19, 2005
China to impose some voluntary restrictions on textile exports - report - Forbes.com
China to impose some voluntary restrictions on textile exports - report - Forbes.com
Okay is this our Touche... to their limiting our software imports?
BTW
Okay is this our Touche... to their limiting our software imports?
BTW
Wednesday, May 18, 2005
Monday, May 16, 2005
gladwell dot com: Blink
gladwell dot com: Blink
Larry Mentioned he will be meeting soon with Eckman. I now really need to read this book. Im glad it was already in my Amazon list.
Larry Mentioned he will be meeting soon with Eckman. I now really need to read this book. Im glad it was already in my Amazon list.
Sunday, May 15, 2005
Video reveals diver's final moments | Breaking news | Breaking News 24/7 - NEWS.com.au (14-05-2005)
Video reveals diver's final moments | Breaking news | Breaking News 24/7 - NEWS.com.au (14-05-2005)
Bushman's Cave
"Some people would think that what David was doing was dangerous, but I feel that if there weren't people like David then we'd still be driving around in horse and carts," Mrs Shaw said.
"We wouldn't have gone to the moon, we wouldn't have climbed Mt Everest, we wouldn't have had planes to fly if there hadn't been people willing to go beyond the boundaries of human achievement.
"I wouldn't have changed David for anything."
Bushman's Cave
"Some people would think that what David was doing was dangerous, but I feel that if there weren't people like David then we'd still be driving around in horse and carts," Mrs Shaw said.
"We wouldn't have gone to the moon, we wouldn't have climbed Mt Everest, we wouldn't have had planes to fly if there hadn't been people willing to go beyond the boundaries of human achievement.
"I wouldn't have changed David for anything."
Wednesday, May 11, 2005
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