http://www.macproductivity.com Just another WordPress weblog Thu, 24 Jul 2008 02:16:27 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6 http://www.macproductivity.com/macproductive-listening-how-to-select-podcasts-2/#comment-148 MacProductivity » Blog Archive » MacProductive Listening: Evaluating Podcasts Wed, 10 Oct 2007 17:47:34 +0000 http://www.macproductivity.com/macproductive-listening-how-to-select-podcasts-2/#comment-148 [...] If you followed our advice in MacProductive Listening: How to Select Podcasts, you now have a healthy collection of podcasts that you are sampling…and you are probably wondering how you are ever going to catch up. Here are some tips on deciding what to keep, what to abandon, and how to decide if a given podcast is right for you. [...] [...] If you followed our advice in MacProductive Listening: How to Select Podcasts, you now have a healthy collection of podcasts that you are sampling…and you are probably wondering how you are ever going to catch up. Here are some tips on deciding what to keep, what to abandon, and how to decide if a given podcast is right for you. [...]

]]> http://www.macproductivity.com/backup-techniques-how-to-value-your-backups-2/#comment-145 MacProductivity » Blog Archive » Backups: Goals and Equipment Wed, 03 Oct 2007 21:25:15 +0000 http://www.macproductivity.com/wordpress/backup-techniques-how-to-value-your-backups-2/#comment-145 [...] The Price of Security No, this isn’t a cheap proposition. If you are still not sure about the expenses outlined above, go back and look at the value of your data backup that we calculated in Part 1. And if helps justify the expense, consider the fact that Cocktail, Disk Warrior and even Toast Titanium should already be part of your software collection for reasons other than a successful backup plan. [...] [...] The Price of Security No, this isn’t a cheap proposition. If you are still not sure about the expenses outlined above, go back and look at the value of your data backup that we calculated in Part 1. And if helps justify the expense, consider the fact that Cocktail, Disk Warrior and even Toast Titanium should already be part of your software collection for reasons other than a successful backup plan. [...]

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