Make up your G*T*D mind!

So I’m thinking of moving from gtdify to thinkingrock.  Ordinarily I would just gung ho it and just do it, but I’ve learned from my past mistakes. When my MacBook went bad, I sent myself a copy of the data file for thinkingrock so I could use it on my windows machine. Well, I should have tested it out first, because for whatever reason, I was unable to bring it into thinkingrock again on the other machine.

By this time, my MacBook was dead, so there was no going back.

Since I had printed everything out, I could at least re-enter everything. Not ideal but not a total loss. Lesson learned.

Another example was with my phone. I’m loving the Evo, and I was plugging along with texting, and was trying to send a mass text to a few friends. I had an extra ticket to the muay thai fights and wanted to see if anyone wanted to come. Well, adding people to a text is a bit cumbersome.  U have to type their name and it’ll smart filter. I want to just scroll through my contacts and just click a checkbox. I was thinking that an app I installed could do the trick, so I selected it to open my contacts. Next thing u know, my contacts r gone!

Boom! Another lesson learned! Should have backed up to Google. And even after I rooted it and put cyanogen on it, I still didn’t back anything up. I don’t know all that I lost but I know I lost some things. Also, it would have been good to document the process in case anyone else needed any help.

Well I’m going to do it this time!  Stay tuned!

Vitamin D, the wonder “vitamin”

Here’s an interesting article on how much Vitamin D we actually need:

“For proper functioning, a healthy human body utilizes around 3,000-5,000 IU of vitamin D per day – indicating the current recommended intakes are not high enough to raise and/or maintain the vitamin D levels necessary for proper health.”

I still haven’t found the best brand, but I really like these drops I found at feelrite.  I just mix them into my protein shake and I’m good to go.  I’ve been seeing some improvement with my psoriasis.  Not much, but enough to keep me going.

Fuck a college degree!

I’ve been noticing that it’s been getting harder and harder to get a good education.

I’ve always had dreams of going back to school to get my engineering degree.

I would browse the catalog every semester, thinking of what class I would take and how I would do it.

It was never a good time, until recently.

So imagine my surprise that now when I search UB’s catalog, I can find basically zero engineering classes offered at night anymore!

Well, eff you UB, turns out I don’t need you!

Here’s how to get that knowledge on your own:

10 Books that will Substitute A Computer Science Degree

Interesting top 10’s.

Some I’m browsing around lifehacker.  You know I only find like 1 percent of the stuff interesting.  I’m sorry, but I don’t need a more efficient way to cook toast.  Some of the stuff is just plain stupid, but I did find some interesting top ten lists:

Top 10 USB Thumb Drive Tricks

Top 10 Awesome Android Features that the iPhone Doesn’t Have

Top 10 Ways to Access Blocked Stuff on The Web

Top 10 Things You Didn’t Know Google Maps Could Do

Top 10 Android Apps

Top 10 Google Settings You Should Know About

Top 10 Ways Your Brain Is Sabotaging You (and How to Beat It)

Top 10 Clever Google Voice Tricks

Top 10 Privacy Tweaks You Should Know About