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Empty Your Inbox with the Trusted Trio
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Hack Attack: Become a Gmail master
by Adam Pash Gmail is hands-down the best web-based email service on the 'net. Conversation threads, search, tagging, and keyboard shortcuts have completely revolutionized the way I look at my inbox. I manage all of my email from my personal Gmail inbox, including the daily flood of Lifehacker messages. At this point, I can't imagine a program I could use to manage my email any more efficiently. D
Tie two ropes together...properly.
John Stalker, loyal reader and rock climber, writes in about our recent Sheetbend/Matt Damon gets Hitched post. Apparently, the sheet bend is not the knot of choice when joining two ropes. Stalker recommends instead using the "double fisherman". Follow the jump for a full explanation, a cool animated graphic and a humorous punchline to the story. John writes: The "double fisherman's" it a much bet
Keith's Top 10 Mac Applications
Broadband blogger Om Malik started a neat little blogging meme where Mac lovers were asked to share... ...their ten most favorite apps. Forget the Microsoft Office, or any of the applications that are bundled with an Apple. Instead, focus on small freeware and shareware applications that have helped you get the most out of your Mac. These memes are great as you always seem to discover something ne
Make your own personalized notepaper
Harvard instructor Simson Garfinkel offers a web service which creates custom lined notepaper PDF documents for download. The PDF includes your name and an "if lost please return to" note, a place to record page number, a small monthly calendar, and an optional notes summary box. Choose the font family of the text and whether or not the paper should have punch holes for perfect binder filler. This
Grouped Email Addresses in GMail
Although there is no built-in feature to create group lists in GMail, there is an easy workaround. Click on Contacts (left-side menu) and choose Add Contact (top right corner). Enter a name for the group in the Name field. Then in the Primary Email field start inputting the addresses of group members. Here is the trick: leave out the first and last brackets. This is how you should do it (substitut
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