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blog as a whole lot of new stuff happens. That means more posts, (hopefully) more comments and some good conversation in the mobile and embedded space. Cheers, Darren Updated: Here’s a good link for those of us that are looking to the year ahead. 8 ways to achieve success in 2008.

t larger. But its interesting to see Japan commanding such a huge share of the pie! Singapore ain’t half bad considering we’re so small… So who uses Twitter and what do they do it for? I think Lifehacker provides some great examples and possible expansions on Twitter and how it can be used. Users generally use it as another communications tool. Like an SMS or IM, it serves its purpose for a quick update to friends. And i think the fact that it has such a concise use, it would

Probably, the easiest and truthful advices on financial well-being: 1. Live Below Your Means 2. Put Your Money to Work 3. Educate Yourself 4. Develop Lasting Personal Relationships 5. Work Towards a Dream You’re Passionate About звідси: www.lifehack.org

CodeProject: Creating the Same Program in Windows Forms and WPF. Free source code and programming help An excellent article that explains the nuances between building a Winforms and a WPF application. Fifty Habits of Highly Successful People - Stepcase Lifehack 50 things high achievers do to excel in life. WPF Application Quality Guide How to properly own the testing phase of a WPF application (WPF Testing Lifecycle) Towards Bug-Free Code Patrick Smacchia writes about practices already available to

Im Lifehack Blog fragt sich Dustin Wax, ob man manchmal zu viele Blogs liest/beobachtet. Das kann ich sehr gut nachvollziehen, mir geht es oft ähnlich. In seinem Artikel geht er unter anderem auf die Pros und Cons des Blog Lesens ein. Aber das hat mich gar nicht mal so interessiert, wie der Vorschlag, den er gegen Ende des Artikels

How to Be On Time Every Time Lifehack Digest for May 15 When A Cuppa Will Do You Good: Brief Breaks & Productivity 29 Ways to Carry Out Random Acts of Kindness Every Day Lifehack Digest for May 14

jeg har lagt til i Del.icio.us. Dette er nettsteder som jeg vil dele, eller henvisninger til emner som jeg dessverre tidsmessig ikke evner skrive noe om, men som dere selv kan surfe innom. Vedlagt er i tillegg informasjon om den enkelte henvisning: Saving Time on Routine Tasks: Optimized Reading

How to Be On Time Every Time

donde la gente no tiene un sentido de urgencia, no hay mucho problema. Es normal esperar hasta 15 minutos cuando concertamos una cita. Sin embargo, en un ambiente profesional no es bueno llegar tarde. Es por eso que quisiera compartir esta serie de tips de lifehack.org para llegar temprano

(from the excellent article, 'Living Scared' by Joel Falconer, on lifehack!) "We love certainty (a dangerous thing to love in a uncertain world), we're addicted to safety, we seek familiarity and we want risk-free (good luck with that). Ironically certainty, safety, familiarity and risk-free