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Educational Weblogs: MailTags is open source, but the developers are asking for donations to support their work. With all the email I deal with in my work, having this capability will make it far easier to tag important messages, as the site puts it, "during inbox triage". (via Cosmos)

Citizen Keith: -- utilities/easy envelopes MailTags 1.0 - Meta Data Plugin for Apple Mail.App Farewell Aldebaran: Notes & Comments Mediaocracy Sepia-Toning a Photo in Photoshop -- a Tutorial by Janee Tech-Recipes.com - Install OSX Tiger on Intel Machines (or USB Drives) Using Only Windows Software (via Cosmos)

"Damn You, Sir, You Have Killed Me!": Mail Act-On provides a cheap way to file mails with a quick keystroke combination, sparing people the pain of AppleScripting something for themselves. The obvious application for GTD people is pointed out by the author himself: Creating Act/Hold/Respond/Wait/Someday folders and filing to them as appropriate. (via Cosmos)

 [Woss.name] Notes from a messy desk: It integrates well with other command line applications (like being able to push the current buffer through a python script, then back in to the buffer again). There’s a command line program tm_wait which behaves in such a way that it can be used as $EDITOR (or $VISUAL) for writing CVS/Subversion commit messages, because it stays in the foreground ’til the file is edited and closed.

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