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Type	Post	Author	Replies	Last updated
Blog Post	Munging your world with Greasemonkey	Merlin	11	17 years 15 weeks ago
Blog Post	Lifehacker: Canadian Press Secretary on his HPDA	Merlin	6	17 years 15 weeks ago
Blog Post	Use Quicksilver to navigate around dialog boxes; Default Folder plug	Merlin	37	17 years 15 weeks ago
Blog Post	Quick tips on processing your email inbox	Merlin	40	17 years 15 weeks ago
Blog Post	A 'Getting Things Done' Valentine	Merlin	3	17 years 15 weeks ago
Blog Post	Life Hacks Live: Cory's Notes	Merlin	19	17 years 15 weeks ago
Blog Post	Remainders: Sick box, subject lines, phone hacks, and 6 months of 43F	Merlin	28	17 years 15 weeks ago
Blog Post	Remainders: Capturing, saving, next next actions, and that damned Kelly Clarkson song	Merlin	23	17 years 15 weeks ago
Blog Post	Entourage & txt: In which the farmer and the cowman become friends	Merlin	8	17 years 15 weeks ago
Blog Post	In further praise of Markdown	Merlin	41	17 years 15 weeks ago
Blog Post	Stever Robbins on email overload	Merlin	5	17 years 15 weeks ago
Blog Post	Idiot-proofing your tickler maintenance	Merlin	10	17 years 15 weeks ago
Blog Post	I Want a Pony: Snapshots of a Dream Productivity App	Merlin	66	17 years 15 weeks ago
Blog Post	Systems, ciphers, and the dirty little secret of self-improvement	Merlin	22	17 years 15 weeks ago
Blog Post	Using a kids' CD filer for organizing index cards	Merlin	9	17 years 15 weeks ago
Blog Post	Quicksilver: Arrow Into Web Pages	Merlin	17	17 years 15 weeks ago
Blog Post	Friday night remainders, 2005-02-04	Merlin	9	17 years 15 weeks ago
Blog Post	LazyWeb: Library Book RSS Feed?	Merlin	15	17 years 15 weeks ago
Blog Post	Flickr tag: hipster pda	Merlin	14	17 years 15 weeks ago
Blog Post	More cool searches for Sogudi & Quicksilver	Merlin	9	17 years 15 weeks ago
Blog Post	Five Mistakes Band & Label Sites Make	Merlin	109	17 years 15 weeks ago
Blog Post	43F Meetup: January 12th @ House of Shields	Merlin	7	17 years 15 weeks ago
Blog Post	Links to GTD Apps, Templates, & Scripts	Merlin	47	17 years 15 weeks ago
Blog Post	A Year of Getting Things Done: Part 1, The Good Stuff	Merlin	26	17 years 15 weeks ago
Blog Post	_Make:_ and new Life Hacks column premieres	Merlin	11	17 years 15 weeks ago

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Getting started with "Getting Things Done"
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Introducing the Hipster PDA
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2004-09-03 11:06
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Procrastination hack: '(10+2)*5'
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2005-10-11 06:30
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Five fast email productivity tips
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2005-02-15 02:15
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Tricks for remembering names
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Merlin used to crank. He’s not cranking any more.

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Merlin’s scared. You’re scared. Everybody is scared.

This is the video of Merlin’s keynote at Webstock 2011. The one where he cried. You should watch it. »

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