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Backup and Browse

With this week’s picks, you can quickly backup files and enhance your Safari or Camino browsing experience.

mu Backup and BrowseiPodBackup

This application uses rsync to backup your home folder to your iPod. Options let you choose what you want to backup or leave behind.

mu Backup and BrowseEmailDisk

Send files right to your email through drag and drop. This configurable script makes it easy to backup to email.

mu Backup and BrowseSafariSource

Color code the source in Safari’s “view source”. Handy for code moochers. Requires Panther.

mu Backup and BrowseCamino ExtraPrefs

Enable ad blocking, add search engines to the toolbar search box and more with this preference-enabler.

Now I think you can get into all kinds of trouble in hidden prefs and other people’s code. Don’t forget to back it up either.

Brian

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Merlin Mann explains what he keeps in his menu bar


Merlin’s First Desktop Tour from Merlin Mann on VimeoMy hunch is that the people who devote most of their time to productivity are the ones for whom the act is a constant battle. These are the people who have high demands on their time but have the most trouble staying on task and “getting things done.” I think this may be true of productivity guru Merlin Mann of 43 Folders fame. And it is because of this that I think Merlin is so effective: he’s not an authority on which productivity methods work because the processes comes easy to him, but because they do not. It’s as if, if Merlin can use this method/gadget/application and be more focused, it should work for everyone.

So, when I found that 43 Folders had posted Merlin’s First Desktop Tour, I was hooked. In the video, he goes icon by icon and explains what each application or menu item does and why it’s great.

After watching the tour, I’ve committed myself to looking in to BusySync and FuzzyClock, but I’d like to offer an alternative to Spirited Away in the form of Desktopple Pro which has all of its functions and then some.

[ Via Lifehacker ]

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