That everyone has been falling in love with paper lately is nothing more to me than a sign that a much better digital experience is about to emerge.
Next time I run there, I will put on pants instead of shorts.
But personally I am not so optimistic.
Heck, maybe it's just a modification of iTunes. Which means I relocated to the Los Angeles area.
And I want to be able to manage with just my fingers in most cases.
How many features does it have, how many of them do you use?
And of course printing to pdf is a snap on a Mac. IM people, but until then I urge you to try Google Talk. We replaced our last Windows desktop with a shiny new Mac Mini. Especially, if the price is adequate. And see you on GTalk!
There's only that much you can convey with words, boxes and arrows.
With the immediate support for TextMate and WordPress and an open API so that others could integrate it into their own tools - it's a killer application! And I want to be able to manage with just my fingers in most cases. Perhaps, Thomas, you just need a better Tablet PC?
The one I used until recently is just too cutting edge - I need something mature and stable at the moment.
But I am sure Tyler has plenty of his own ideas on how to improve the service further.
When I get an idea I try to get it out in the world as fast as possible.
Make your stuff better and you won't have to compete with "free". Although it probably won't stop me from using it.
Are we sure that by letting the drug help us fight the illness we haven't robbed our bodies of the chance to prepare itself for the fight against some new quickly mutating virus? And I want to be able to manage with just my fingers in most cases.
Some people get addicted to that brain crack and the longer they wait the more they convince themselves of how perfectly that idea should be executed. A few minutes ago an alarm on her cell phone went off.
It therefore dramatically changes the shape and heft of your computer bag.
No keyboard, no monitor, and it folds in half.
Does all this make your writing easier? As a result I ran eight miles instead of four. Electronic book is for reading and maybe occasional writing.
It is still way slower than my QWERTY typing, but I am slowly getting there.