Comments on: GND http://apodion.net/apo/gnd Z. D. Smith listens to heavy metal, spends too much time on the computer, and fiddles with his font collection. Sat, 30 Aug 2008 12:40:52 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5 By: DarrelSeventeen http://apodion.net/apo/gnd#comment-22251 DarrelSeventeen Sun, 09 Mar 2008 21:15:34 +0000 http://apodion.net/apo/gnd#comment-22251 <p>Why is it inordinately hard to find yourself in the septuagint and vulgate but not to share about the congruence between, for example? This channel is pubicly logged so don't mention where you've hidden the bodies.</p> Why is it inordinately hard to find yourself in the septuagint and vulgate but not to share about the congruence between, for example? This channel is pubicly logged so don’t mention where you’ve hidden the bodies.

]]> By: My Get Things Done List » Blog Archive » Getting Nothing Done: An Open Response [The Cranking Widgets Blog] http://apodion.net/apo/gnd#comment-15952 My Get Things Done List » Blog Archive » Getting Nothing Done: An Open Response [The Cranking Widgets Blog] Thu, 18 Oct 2007 04:02:49 +0000 http://apodion.net/apo/gnd#comment-15952 <p>[...] blogger named Z.D. Smith recently posted an entry to his blog titled “GND” (which, I can only assume, means “Getting Nothing Done”) where he (eloquently, [...]</p> […] blogger named Z.D. Smith recently posted an entry to his blog titled “GND” (which, I can only assume, means “Getting Nothing Done”) where he (eloquently, […]

]]> By: Getting Nothing Done (GND) | xconnected.net http://apodion.net/apo/gnd#comment-11682 Getting Nothing Done (GND) | xconnected.net Wed, 27 Jun 2007 19:47:55 +0000 http://apodion.net/apo/gnd#comment-11682 <p>[...] to personal productivity I came across an “open response” to the blog entry found over here. In summary a blogger named Z.D. Smith questions the productivity scene including all the “10 [...]</p> […] to personal productivity I came across an “open response” to the blog entry found over here. In summary a blogger named Z.D. Smith questions the productivity scene including all the “10 […]

]]> By: Juggling Frogs: Troll food http://apodion.net/apo/gnd#comment-11644 Juggling Frogs: Troll food Wed, 27 Jun 2007 16:38:38 +0000 http://apodion.net/apo/gnd#comment-11644 <!--%kramer-ref-pre%--> <p>[...] days, and I'm already posting my first rant.So here's my knee-jerk reaction to feed the troll who wrote a rant (warning: contains profanity) against productivity blogs:Hmmm. Does the appearance of blog-trolls prove that GTD has proven itself [...]</p> <!--%kramer-ref-post%--> Kramer auto Pingback

[…] days, and I’m already posting my first rant.So here’s my knee-jerk reaction to feed the troll who wrote a rant (warning: contains profanity) against productivity blogs:Hmmm. Does the appearance of blog-trolls prove that GTD has proven itself […]

]]> By: GND (on virb.com) http://apodion.net/apo/gnd#comment-9712 GND (on virb.com) Tue, 19 Jun 2007 18:51:16 +0000 http://apodion.net/apo/gnd#comment-9712 <!--%kramer-ref-pre%--> <p>[...] GND [...]</p> <!--%kramer-ref-post%--> Kramer auto Pingback

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]]> By: Solo http://apodion.net/apo/gnd#comment-7646 Solo Sat, 09 Jun 2007 04:56:59 +0000 http://apodion.net/apo/gnd#comment-7646 <p>Of/c every trend has its mediocre exponents, but the shift from products to services does neccessitate a shift in mindset. Working on an assembly line probably doesn't call for a weekly review the same way that being a freelance electronic hobo does. The <em>point</em> of GTD is actually to free up not just "3 min. at the supermarket" but to allow you to dawdle at the greenmarket enjoyably knowing that you have some handle on the rest of your life.</p> <p>Excuse me, I have to go polish my space pen now...!</p> Of/c every trend has its mediocre exponents, but the shift from products to services does neccessitate a shift in mindset. Working on an assembly line probably doesn’t call for a weekly review the same way that being a freelance electronic hobo does. The point of GTD is actually to free up not just “3 min. at the supermarket” but to allow you to dawdle at the greenmarket enjoyably knowing that you have some handle on the rest of your life.

Excuse me, I have to go polish my space pen now…!

]]> By: Blake M. http://apodion.net/apo/gnd#comment-7520 Blake M. Thu, 17 May 2007 17:41:44 +0000 http://apodion.net/apo/gnd#comment-7520 <p>"You sound like a miserable prick."</p> <p>Nice.</p> “You sound like a miserable prick.”

Nice.

]]> By: imsuden http://apodion.net/apo/gnd#comment-7513 imsuden Tue, 15 May 2007 16:32:15 +0000 http://apodion.net/apo/gnd#comment-7513 <p>I like Lifehacker, but I've got to agree with this. These theories are so banal as to be humorous (http://lifehacker.com/software/procrastination-buster/do-your-toughest-task-first-256975.php#viewcomments) or just downright fascistic: "Currently I am using My Life Organized and have >1600 tasks over a couple hundred projects that have to be completed over the next 5 years." (from http://lifehacker.com/software/lists/why-paper-to+do-lists-work-better-254290.php#viewcomments)</p> <p>BTW this site looks great, Jon.</p> I like Lifehacker, but I’ve got to agree with this. These theories are so banal as to be humorous (http://lifehacker.com/software/procrastination-buster/do-your-toughest-task-first-256975.php#viewcomments)
or just downright fascistic:
“Currently I am using My Life Organized and have >1600 tasks over a couple hundred projects that have to be completed over the next 5 years.” (from http://lifehacker.com/software/lists/why-paper-to+do-lists-work-better-254290.php#viewcomments)

BTW this site looks great, Jon.

]]> By: bunnymechanics.com http://apodion.net/apo/gnd#comment-7512 bunnymechanics.com Tue, 15 May 2007 14:36:11 +0000 http://apodion.net/apo/gnd#comment-7512 <!--%kramer-ref-pre%--> <p>[...] What’s the deal with all these fucking ‘Productivity’ blogs? How have we come up with an entire caste of productivity gurus, each with their own foolproof 13 step ‘how to get things done’ system? Who, more to the point, would possibly put their faith in some idiot on the internet whose only demonstrable labor is utterly useless blog posts? These people are hardly the Buckminster Fullers of our generation; their only activity is churning out omphaloskeptic1, entirely self-unaware (and poorly written) drivel about how they organize their socks (and, of course, about blogging). I leave out entirely the fact that GTD and its numerous brethren are, as a rule, simplistic, ineffective, and anyway ill-suited to anything but a life whose only meat is wall-to-wall trivia and minutiae. [...]</p> <!--%kramer-ref-post%--> Kramer auto Pingback

[…] What’s the deal with all these fucking ‘Productivity’ blogs? How have we come up with an entire caste of productivity gurus, each with their own foolproof 13 step ‘how to get things done’ system? Who, more to the point, would possibly put their faith in some idiot on the internet whose only demonstrable labor is utterly useless blog posts? These people are hardly the Buckminster Fullers of our generation; their only activity is churning out omphaloskeptic1, entirely self-unaware (and poorly written) drivel about how they organize their socks (and, of course, about blogging). I leave out entirely the fact that GTD and its numerous brethren are, as a rule, simplistic, ineffective, and anyway ill-suited to anything but a life whose only meat is wall-to-wall trivia and minutiae. […]

]]> By: Apodion.net » Just Like Gardening http://apodion.net/apo/gnd#comment-7508 Apodion.net » Just Like Gardening Mon, 14 May 2007 16:09:37 +0000 http://apodion.net/apo/gnd#comment-7508 <p>[...] GND [...]</p> […] GND […]

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