or maybe it isn't...

Sounds like a recipe for procrastination

Don't eat yellow snow

Streaks is a great IOS app for tracking and working towards goals.

I like the MacBook pro guide to installing SSD but how about one for installing SSD in an iMac?

A better class of app? I downloaded my first app off the store (Sound Cloud) and it crashed Finder.

Mint is good but I like My Expenses for the iPhone

The Seinfeld Habits Calendar is the best way I've come across to start a good habit.

Coffee in the AM, tea in the PM

The Google iPhone app drives me mad. Every time I exit and re-open it it shows me the page I was looking at for half a second before switching to the apps or search page. Sometimes I want to look at the same page again e.g. directions, a phone number etc!

I am a huge fan of the Seinfeld chain technique and use it for writing. The longest chain I managed was 16 days and I can honestly say I've gotten much more work done since stumbling across this method on Lifehacker three years ago.

If we take this idea and the six degrees of separation idea that means we can become just about anyone.

Using Plex on a Mini Mac connected to a HDTV with a wireless connection to a media server elsewhere in the house is pretty awesome (the mini macs have small HDD)

Isn't this why a good would be priced €9.99 rather than €10?

Remind me of the old maxim you can't see the wood from the trees. In other words while you are doing something you might not know if it's great or poor until long afterwards.

There's nothing worse than opening up a rarely used app and having to update it. It'd be great for it all to be automatic ala system updates.

I like the mount for the monitor, very fancy.