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Thursday, 5 Jan.
Wrote a letter to the bank [file:
letter20060105a.doc] about wanting to
pay
off the mortgage early.
Worked a bit more on the first draft of
chapter five [file: chp5.doc] of the novel
[directory: halfbakers_in_space]. The
character of Cynthia probably needs
more
work [file: character_outlines.doc].
Printed off a picture of the family [file:
ADHD1234.jpg] for Aunt Agnes [link:
address book record]. If she likes
this one, there are some more she might
like [file: ADHD1287.jpg] [file:
ADHD1288.jpg].
As well as storing your files in the usual
way, you could incorporate the files into
the story of the day, making it easy to
find
something if you can remember what you
were doing and when you did it.
Each of the items in square brackets
would
be a small icon representing a file. The
icons could be viewed, copied and
edited from the icons embedded in the
text. The system would back up
files when moving them or editing them
so that a link next to
an item would point to not only the latest
copy of the file, but also the file as it was
when blogged.
(...and just in case you were wondering,
I'm completely misusing the word
blogging. I've no intent of this
information being public. It's just for the
user to find their files.)
Short name, e.g., Bob's Coffee
Destination URL.
E.g., http://www.coffee.com/
Description (displayed with the short name and URL.)
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Funny, I was thinking a slightly resonant thought yesterday - have google (for example) modify its adwords technology, to try and ascertain what discernable 'actions' are occurring in emails, and allow gmail (or googlemail in the UK) to search by what seems to be the purpose of the email, rather than any specific string-based content or explicit labelling. |
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