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How "EOM" Makes Your Email More Efficient [Email] (124)
on Lifehacker (6610) permalinkYesterday, I sent a quick email to let people know what time I was arriving on site. It was something simple like: "Brad will be there at 9:30AM. Thanks! EOM". Within seconds a reply came back "What does EOM mean?" In my smartypants way I responded: "End of message. Used it to save you the time of opening the message and having to reply, which by virtue of you replying has defeated its purpose. Now ...Shared by adang001 (24) afahy (10) AfroWhitey (42) Alec Peden (131) Alex (22) Alex (9) AlexK (22) aliencam (22) Allan Haggett (33) Arvin (42) awakin (15) Bijou (18) Bill (0) binduwavell (6) Brian (39) Cade (134) Cam Thompson (1) Camtron 9000 (170) CB (107) Charles (175) chelpixie (6) Cherry (8) Chris (152) Chris (2) Chris R. (0) Christian Santos (140) Compuwizard123 (115) Daemach (55) Damon (9) Dan (4) danliebke (147) Dave (6) Degauss (26) Dennis Laumen (38) dep (55) Derrick (7) dmkanter (0) Doug (70) Doug Belshaw (51) EJ (28) Eric Mortensen (72) Essam (6) Ethan (0) Ethan Klapper (4) euribates (21) Florinda P (46) Gary M (0) Geeky (2) HejGustav (164) HeNkiSdaBro (2) Hoggarth (0) Inman (0) Jabapyth (0) Jacob W (34) Jaime (89) Jeff (98) Jeffrey (4) Jenny (27) Jeremy (1) Joe Lencioni (45) Jon (14) Jon. L (15) Jonas (0) Jonathan Mulholland (12) Jorg (19) Justin Ribeiro (34) Kavi (5) Kirk (28) Kyle (10) Laura (15) Le prof. (14) Magnus (46) Matt (7) Mattrix (1) Megan (4) Michael (3) Miguel (21) Mitch (1) Nathan (15) Neo2049 (57) Nick Humphries (38) nlnnet (10) nparker13 (453) Peter (19) Peter (0) Pippo (2) prattmic (129) Rainey (49) Randal P (18) Razzu (10) rheimbro (0) rodmitch (1) Roopesh (5) Roseanne (13) RossW (5) Ru> (19) Ryan (1) Ryan (77) Ryan (7) Sam (58) Sasha Kovaliov (32) Sean (1) SFSlim (99) Shelton (13) Simone (35) simplynutty (32) Snowmit (0) stantont (23) Suchita (17) tayknight (30) technodad (3) Tim (86) Todd Gordon (7) totalpardo (0) Trey (27) unslanted (2) Vandywolfer (2) vim (24) Vince (4) Wendy DeCora (20) Wes Brown (23) Wesley (2) William Spaetzel (5) Zoram (55)Explore read 15 notes
- Ryan said: hmm, thats interesting
- Chris R. said: Sounds like a good plan.
- CB said: End Of Message
- unslanted said: "EM" is even more efficient. And less awkward if your initials happen to be E.M.
- Daemach said: I like this idea.
- Chris said: i've had to explain what EOM means too. annoying.
- Ryan said: This is one of those lifehacks of incalculable measure. Would it catch on?
- Megan said: I may start using this at work.
- binduwavell said: We use religiously at my office, it really is a time saver!
- Vince said: I like this idea.
- Chris said: I really like this idea.
- Derrick said: Best email-related tip I've come across in ages.
- dmkanter said: i use EOM all the time. love it!
- Mitch said: Been using this trick for years... unfortunately, only some people get it.
- Laura said: I'm an EOM fan. So's my dad.
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OSCON day 1: An Open Source Project Called "Failure:" Community Antipatterns to Know and Avoid (17)
on O'Reilly Radar - Insight, analysis, and research about emerging technologies (306) permalinkThe second session of the day that really appealed to me was "An Open Source Project Called "Failure:" Community Antipatterns to Know and Avoid". When I saw that Ben and Fitz of subversion fame were joined by other open source heavy weights, I was sold on this panel. In this panel each member presented one anti-pattern in open source project, where an anti-pattern is a negative pattern that projects should aim to avoid. Chromatic started ...Shared by Adriana (19) AJ (693) Angel (83) attacs (2) atul (357) cwmurphy (16) Dr. Ernie (96) Henry McBride (22) Iain (0) Joe (3) Jonas (0) Kevin Marks (31) kevwil (11) Krish (36) Mark Woodson (11) olifante (13) tig (93)Contribute comment
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Featured Download: Calgoo Goes Free, Syncs Desktop Calendars with Google Calendar (88)
on Lifehacker: Top (14) permalinkWindows/Mac OS X only: Online and desktop calendar-syncing application Calgoo Connect—along with all of the other calendar tools available from Calgoo—are now free. Calgoo Connect syncs Outlook on Windows or iCal on OS X with popular online calendars, namely Google Calendar and 30 Boxes. Granted, syncing Gcal with Outlook is pretty well covered with previously mentioned Google Calendar Sync, but Mac users haven't had a free solution for Gcal-to-iCal sync, which makes the free offering ...Shared by adam (39) Adrian L (36) Alec Peden (131) alldrin (12) Andrew (155) Aranyx (0) Art (201) Bart Mroz (4) Ben (24) Brandon (0) Breyten (22) Brian (21) Brian (39) buxx (14) Casey (46) Christopher (2) Compuwizard123 (115) Crazy Carl (3) Daniel Dočekal (8) Darren (61) Darren Barefoot (42) David (25) Davis S (81) diffus (2) DigitalMike (90) Erik (84) foxmachia (87) Franzel (0) ghassem (72) gnusic (196) Hasan (109) idschray (9) Ingar (3) Inman (0) James (4) James Dorminey (29) JAMES TUCKER (9) Jan Vazquez (35) Jason Allen (7) Jeffrey (40) jimmysessions (0) joel (23) Johan (7) Jon (27) Jon Erickson (28) Jonas (0) Jonathan Sterling (91) Kelly (0) kliger (17) lewis (24) Library (0) lisamac (25) Marco Gomes (19) Mat (48) mbrannig (9) Michael (1) Mr. Matt (27) nok (6) nparker13 (453) Ozmandias (13) Peli (20) Peter (41) Petre (13) Program Witch (34) Rahul Gaitonde (32) Randy (48) Rascator (3) rkj (10) Rob (12) robie1373 (13) sascha (17) Saul (18) sean h (43) Shawn F (12) Simone (35) StevieB (79) Todd Lohenry (79) Topka (7) Travis Roy (30) Trey (27) trinkers (16) yamahito (1) Yang Jing (6) Yerameyahu (0) Yinka (33) Zaki (112) Zephir (53) zSAPping (9)Explore read four notes
- Michael said: Good option for you Scott :)
- Brandon said: May have already posted this, but I'm trying it out now. So far I like it better than either Google Calendar Sync or Plaxo.
- Rahul Gaitonde said: Two-way sync is easy. Three-way sync (mobile, desktop, cloud) is where few have ventured to yet. Soocial is headed there, but nowhere close.
- Shawn F said: have not tried this yet but definitely will
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Toshiba working on netbook/UMPC that's actually interesting (15)
on Engadget (3204) permalinkFiled under: Handhelds, Laptops We're almost totally over the whole netbook craze, but Toshiba's latest prototype shows there's still interesting things possible, even if it isn't a traditional laptop. The 5.6-inch touchscreen handheld runs Vista on Intel's Atom processor with a 64GB SSD and a GPS chip -- which like an awfully expensive setup, but Toshiba says they're aiming for netbook pricing. Of course, that means almost nothing, since netbooks are all over the map ...Shared by Andrew (51) Ankur (25) Brad (15) fyc (50) History of Blogging (293) Jeff Woelker (1) John Magnus (146) Jonas (0) Panda (0) Pete (93) rchk (70) Robert Scoble (239) rzklkng (345) Satya (43) Tax Man (6)Contribute comment
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Ruf mich an, ja? (1)
on Das Kopfschüttel-Blog (0) permalinkMeine Liebste und ich gehen heute ganz normal unseren beruflichen Tätigkeiten nach. Das hält die Liebste allerdings nicht davon ab, zwischendurch mal bei mir anzurufen. Heute allerdings bekommt sie nur meinen Anrufbeantworter dran, den ich eine Viertelstunde nach ihrem Anruf abhöre… “Schatz!” “Warum bist du denn jetzt nicht da?” “Ich rufe dich an und nie bist du da!” “Was machst du denn gerade??” “Bist du etwa wieder in einem Meeting??” “Das kann eigentlich nicht sein, ...Shared by Jonas (0)Contribute comment
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Krill Oil 48x Better Than Fish Oil? (21)
on The Blog of Author Tim Ferriss (75) permalinkKrill isn’t your average shrimp. (Photo: The Sun and Doves) Krill oil, logically enough, comes from krill, which are small, shrimp like crustaceans that inhabit the cold ocean areas of the world, primarily the Antarctic and North Pacific Oceans. Despite their small size–one to five centimeters in length–krill make up the largest animal biomass on the planet. According to Neptune Technologies, the Canadian company that holds the patent for krill oil extraction, there are approximately ...Shared by Ben Corman (21) Brian (39) Chris. F. Masse (0) cmm324 (8) Dick (14) Domiziano Galia (9) Ethan (23) George Sudarkoff (5) Jonas (0) JonMoss-theappleofmyi (209) Mathieu Groulx (18) Michael (10) Nathan (7) rene (108) Ryan (0) sanatgersappa (1) Shawn (5) Terence Lo (3) tig (93) utility73 (26) XNet (0)Contribute comment
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Google sieht und weiss alles… (1)
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BMW bewirbt gebrauchtwagen mit Erotik (1)
on Prometeo (0) permalinkOk die Werbung hat nichts, rein gar nichts mit AUTOS zu tun und schon gar nicht mit BMW, aber sie hat was…. Robert macht zwar eine leichte Anspielung auf Thailand, aber ich bin mir sicher das das Model volljährig ist. Trotzdem, so eine provokative Werbung die Gebrauchtwagen eines Bayrischem Autohauses bewirbt passt irgendwie gar nicht zu einem Bayrischen Unternehmen.Shared by Jonas (0)Contribute comment
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Neuer Cartoon online - AUSGESPERRT vom 18.07.2008 (4)
on NICHTLUSTIG RSS feed (5) permalinkEs wurde soeben ein neuer Cartoon auf NICHTLUSTIG veröffentlicht.Contribute comment
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Persönlichen Daten für alle Welt? (1)
on mein gott und meine welt (0) permalinkNachdem ich “Payback Entscheidung heute” (gulli.com) gelesen hatte, schaute ich mir mal die WebSite von Payback an - ich wäre fast vom Stuhl gefallen… “Mein PAYBACK > Mein Punktekonto” Auf Ihrem persönlichen PAYBACK Punktekonto sind alle PAYBACK Punkte, die Sie in den letzten 18 Monaten gesammelt haben, übersichtlich aufgelistet. Damit Ihre Daten sicher sind, ist ein Log-in mit Kundennummer und PIN oder alternativ mit Geburtsdatum und PLZ notwendig. Mit (fast) öffentlichen Daten kann man sich ...Shared by Jonas (0)Contribute comment
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Neuer Cartoon online - HAUSAUFGABEN vom 16.07.2008 (3)
on NICHTLUSTIG RSS feed (5) permalinkEs wurde soeben ein neuer Cartoon auf NICHTLUSTIG veröffentlicht.Contribute comment
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Windows 3.11 verabschiedet sich (1)
on Teamzille.de - Blog (0) permalinkFür viele Anwender wird es überraschend sein, dass Microsoft Windows 3.11 überhaupt noch vertreibt, aber bisher ist dies tatsächlich der Fall. Für Privatkunden ist es zwar schon lange nicht mehr erhältlich, besonders auf Embedded Systems ist es aber noch immer im Einsatz. Am ersten November diesen Jahres wird Microsoft das Betriebssystem, mit dem ich überings meinen Einstieg in die PC-Welt fand, endgültig vom Markt nehmen. Mehr Informationen zu diesem Dinosaurier finden sich z. B. in ...Shared by Jonas (0)Contribute comment
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Neuer Cartoon online - MEINE SEITE vom 15.07.2008 (2)
on NICHTLUSTIG RSS feed (5) permalinkEs wurde soeben ein neuer Cartoon auf NICHTLUSTIG veröffentlicht.Shared by Jonas (0) Toco (118)Contribute comment
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50 Remarkable Nature Wallpapers (150)
on Smashing Magazine (1792) permalinkWhen it comes to beauty nothing can beat the beauty of nature. Although we, designers, can derive inspiration from almost everywhere, nature often manages to provide us with beautiful eye-catching perspectives we would never have explored otherwise. We have collected hundreds of wallpapers already (see links below). In this post we would like to focus on wallpapers which emphasize the variety and beauty of nature. This post showcases 50 remarkable nature desktop wallpapers. The cover ...Shared by adam (1005) Adam (47) aim (0) AJ (693) alexbig (9) alexcamillo (36) Alvin A. (53) Amy (28) André (0) Andrea (43) andrefaria (35) Andrew (9) Angela (27) ani625 (227) Anne Haynes (12) baldahin (20) BethRitterGuth (25) blacktulip (35) bodzasfanta (182) Brian (0) BuildMaster (2) Carol (384) Chad (44) Chandan (3) chris (583) cmm324 (8) Cogo (57) Constantine Nicolaou (0) Cristi (21) D. (78) Dan (6) Dan (0) Danielle (110) Darky (35) David (25) David P (13) Dev (155) Dilip (0) dKing (3) dobata (757) Doni (91) Dov Harrington (4) Dustin McLaughlin (17) Earl (0) Eddypedro (29) Ehab R (0) Emon (54) Essam (6) etng (86) Evaristo (9) everyone loves a wee sombrero (283) Faraz (0) FelipeC (39) gfurry (54) Giacomo Rizzo (5) gisc (44) Gluek (0) Gøran (5) Heinz Grünwald (11) hiva (35) iar (2) ilyas (3) iVane (74) jamesjbigler (42) Jannik (5) Jase (0) Jason (38) Javed (368) Jeff (523) Jeff Rivers (24) Jeremy (4) João Lucas (5) Jon (25) Jon Phillips (345) Jonas (0) Jonathan (144) Jonathan The Seagull (2) jonphipps (8) Josean (1) Ju (29) kevan (21) kevin (22) Kevin Grandia (155) kixvix (0) KRZ (14) Lanzallamas (3) Lucia Freitas (43) lzyy (8) maccman (55) Marcel (55) Mark Roberts (3) massimo (8) Matias Sulzberger (42) Mattia (2) MaXeR (65) mhmazidi (270) ming (24) Mone (2) Muhammad Saleem (483) NaFigator (28) Nathan Reale (56) nferenc (2) nonozone (12) norti (30) pete (14) pichakesarbehava (189) Piotr (0) Rachael (28) Rames (1) Ramkumar R. Aiyengar (2) Reymond (3) Rob Loach (3) Roger (51) Roxee Cruz (30) Ruben (30) Ruhani Rabin (6) satts (1) Shankar Ganesh (226) skyler (8) Srinvard (198) Steve (14) StevieB (79) Sumesh (148) Tammy Lenski (3) Thomas Smith (96) Tim (1) Timm (3) Tom Steel (10) Toni (23) Tyler Wainright (14) ultraviolet (109) Vahid (727) vahidoo (17) VIjay (8) Vipul (84) webtime (867) Wei (66) William Becher (0) xray (46) xsolutions (8) Yeehaw (0) zoby (10) zsafwan (125) أبو سعد (17) 小雨 (30) 摩摩诘(Momojie) (13) 異塵行者 (29)
- Reymond said: Nice
- gfurry said: Need a new desktop background? Check these out. I like the sharks
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Essential tools for the household handyman (13)
on Unclutterer (57) permalinkAfter we ran the post Creating a multi-tasking wedding registry for your kitchen, I was asked by a reader about what essential tools a person might keep in his or her collection. Minutes later, I received an e-mail from another reader offering to write us a post on that exact subject. Planets must have been aligned! Here are Reader Dustin Boston’s terrific suggestions for an uncluttered tool box. I know people who probably own every ...Shared by Alex M. (9) Bill (0) Cary (14) deusdiabolus (264) Dianna (60) Jonas (0) LunarFly, LLC (8) nickc321 (41) raddevon (49) Rich (0) smerrell (14) southernsara (0) virtualcourtney (20)Contribute comment
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Neuer Cartoon online - ÖKO-LEMMINGE vom 10.07.2008 (6)
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Let me see _Seth's Blog (65)
on Seth's Blog (664) permalinkMark Brooks had a Kindle idea which got me thinking: Let me see the percentage of people who have bought a book and actually finished reading it. (The Kindle knows, right?) Even better, let me see Kindle books that are finished by people who finish books that I finish! Let me see a map of my town with the location of pedestrian accidents highlighted by color. Give me a listing of all the houses in ...Shared by aaa (0) Adriana Iordan (8) AJ (693) Angel (83) ani625 (227) atul (357) Ben Parr (25) Benjamin Shyong (12) Bill Gaffney (6) Brit (54) Carl Fyffe (24) Cartwright Reed (24) chucksense (5) danliebke (147) Davis S (81) dH (7) dobata (757) Doctor Setebos (47) Doug McIsaac (11) Dr. Ernie (96) Fred Schechter (184) g9yuayon (40) glongman (8) Gordon (7) GP (82) Heather (2) Howard Yermish (4) iAdramelk (21) J (20) J.T Dabbagian (2) Jackson Miller (0) Jambamkin (0) Jannik (5) Jay Liew (70) Jeremy (236) Jesse (18) Jonas (0) Keener (16) Kerray (0) kiran (44) Lars K Jensen (0) MAlbano (3) Mark (2) Matteo (6) Michael (165) MichaelMJ (18) Mike F (1570) Neagrigore (14) Nicole (58) Pengas (12) Peter H (57) pflix (11) Pramod (97) Richard (10) Rowan M (0) Ryan (9) Scott (0) SeanConnolly2000 (1) Stephanie Haile (1) subbu (9) Sue Thomas (3) SusanVillasLewis (51) Vegard (24) Xdroot (132) Yuvi (111)Contribute comment
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Are You a Productivity Hobbyist? [Anti-Hacks] (38)
on Lifehacker (6610) permalinkEditor: Welcome guest writer Clay Collins, author of The Alternative Productivity Manifesto. Let's face it: if you've spent much time in the productivity blogosphere, then 100 more motivation hacks, 50 more Firefox plug-ins, and additional GTD system tweaks probably aren't going to make you that much more productive. There's a point of diminishing returns when it comes to productivity advice. Photo by Andy Ciordia. If, month after month, you continue searching for the latest tip, ...
