Yes, my phone is dead. And this time CYTA has nothing to do with it. The phone itself decided to pass away. Actually, most of the functionality is there, and it still responds, but its touch screen is not functioning. And, if you don’t know, the only way to enter anything into SonyEricsson P800 is … Continue reading My phone is dead
My son is one and a half years old today. While he is still a little guy, it sounds like A LOT. Some people say that I won’t even notice the time it’ll get him to grow up, get married, and have kids of his own. I’m starting to believe them…
So far I’ve read that one of GMail‘s goals is changing people’s attitude towards their email storage. With huge, and evergrowing, inbox sizes people don’t have to delete any messages anymore. They still can, if they wish so, but they don’t have to. After using GMail for some time, I noticed that one of my … Continue reading GMail – changing attitudes towards HTML email
Recently I’ve been thinking a lot about my future. I was planning this and that. Some of my plans had to be discarded due to their naivity and stupidity. Others – I couldn’t defent against some smart people, so I just threw them away (plans, not people). After this tedious process only a handfull of … Continue reading There is something wrong with my plan
I’ve finally discovered a TODO list manager worthy of a long post in this blog – Hiveminder. So here it goes. Hiveminder is developed by Best Practical. Those are, if you’ve forgot, the same guys who made the world better by creating an RT family of software (most notably – RT request tracker). In short, … Continue reading Hiveminder – an even better TODO manager