Articles tagged ‘time’

Version 0.1.9 Harriet

written by Giorno on Saturday, 8 January 2011
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New year, new false promises!

As First Engineer of this project has finished his academic career so he has more time now, we hope we will finally bring this app OpenSource. Unfortunatelly not in this version. This one is numbered 0.1.9 and codenamed Harriet after Battle of Mount Harriet, small British victory in Falklands War.
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Version 0.1.7 Syracuse

written by Giorno on Thursday, 30 September 2010
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We apologize to all our community. It has been a long time since last update, but we have a good excuse even you would not believe it. Last night we upgraded our online GTD service to version 0.1.7, codenamed Syracuse after Battle of Syracuse, conflict which Archimedes had died in. [read more...]

What’s better? To focus on present or past?

written by Giorno on Monday, 31 May 2010
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One of the gems of Time Management science. I just had to post it, even if just to avoid loosing it. Professor Philip Zimbardo’s proceeding used as narration for this unique RSA Animate cast. Enjoy!

Version 0.1.4 Constantinople

written by Giorno on Sunday, 11 October 2009
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First and the only engineer of GTDtab.com is currently looking for new job, therefore you did not hear much about new versions, but we do our best. Stay tuned!

In the year 1453 the city of Constantinople was captured by Ottoman empire and this day is considered the end of Middle Ages. New version of our online GTD application is codenamed after this event, numbered 0.1.4.

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Version 0.1.3 Guadalcanal

written by Giorno on Tuesday, 21 July 2009
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Calendar worshipers!

Almost every month we bring you new version of  online GTD application GTDtab.com. Today it is version 0.1.3 Guadalcanal codenamed after [read more...]

4 Kinds of Working Time

written by Giorno on Thursday, 21 May 2009
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By William Oncken (yes, monkeys master), art of perfect time management relies upon balancing 4 kinds (or types) of working time. Almost all what we are doing in the office/workplace can be assigned [read more...]