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カトル・セゾン 602 / 半蔵門線錦糸町の賃貸マンション on 2009-05-24
アルティス錦糸町 914 / JR総武線錦糸町の賃貸マンション on 2009-05-24
Written Application - MBA - Harvard Business School on 2009-05-22
How to Create a Minimalist Computer Experience | Zen Habits on 2009-05-21
- Put all icons on your desktop into a folder. You could put them into a “Temp” folder for sorting later, or create two folders and sort them quickly: “Working” and “Archives”. Working is for stuff you’re working on right now, and Archives is for everything else. More on filing structure below.
  On the Mac, remove the hard drive icon by selecting “Preferences” (Cmd-,) and under the “General” tab, deselect “Hard disks” under “Show these items on the Desktop”. On the PC, you can right-click on the desktop and under the “View” submenu, deselect “Show desktop icons”.
  On the Mac, set the Dock to auto-hide in the Dock preferences. I never use the Dock anymore (see the next section).
  Choose a serene desktop pic (or “wallpaper”). I like ones with a plain-colored background (such as white or black) and a nice minimalist picture on it. Or just a nice nature scene. Nothing too distracting.
  I also don’t like a lot of icons or apps in my menu bar, so I remove everything that isn’t necessary. Right now all I have is the clock and Spotlight. On the PC, I do the same thing - remove everything.
- Simple Filing
  
  You don’t have time to file, to sort all your stuff into a million little folders. You’re a busy person! You have bigger and better things to do! Right?
  
  So stop filing. Set up only four folders in your Documents folder:
  
  1Inbox: For things you’re downloading. I empty this folder daily so it doesn’t fill up with junk.
  2Working: For things you’re working on now. Empty it weekly.
  3Read: For stuff to read. Empty weekly.
  4Archive: For everything else. When I empty the above three folders, I just dump the files in here. Do I organize it into subfolders and subsubfolders? Heck no! I just dump it all here. Why? Search, and online files. Read on for more.
Congratulations To The Startup 2009 Top 10! on 2009-05-21
World's Most Admired Companies 2009: Full list - from FORTUNE on 2009-05-15
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  IBM
Lifehacker - Chrome Dual View Lets You Split Chrome in Two - Bookmarklets on 2009-05-15
hail2u.net - Weblog - Firefoxのロケーションバー on 2009-05-08
無料動画アニメスクープ on 2009-05-06
Watch Whisper Of The Heart (1995) Online For Free on 2009-03-22