Wednesday, January 27, 2010

Use a Pressure Cooker for Fast, Healthy Meals and more...

Wed Jan 27 2010
timesavers
Use a Pressure Cooker for Fast, Healthy Meals

Remember the giant, steaming pressure cooker your grandma used to make stews and roasts back in the day? Turns out she was on to something—it's a great way to make healthy meals in a flash. MORE >>

POSTED: Tue Jan 26 2010 20:00



mind hacks
Understand the Fear of Failure to Overcome Yours

Productivity guru Merlin Mann interviews best-selling business author Seth Godin about his new book, called Linchpin, discussing lizard and puppy brains, Bob Dylan, and why the cost of failure is so low that you should ignore your brain's instincts. MORE >>

POSTED: Tue Jan 26 2010 17:15



performance tests
Browser Speed Tests: Firefox 3.6, Chrome 4, Opera 10.5, and Extensions

Firefox 3.6 is out, Chrome's stable version got a big upgrade, and Opera 10.5 is inching toward release. It's a great time for us to break out the timer, process manager, and code tracker for some up-to-date browser speed tests. MORE >>

POSTED: Tue Jan 26 2010 12:30



webapps
Google Voice Arrives on iPhones with HTML5-Powered Webapp

iPhone/Palm Pre: Apple and/or AT&T don't want the Google Voice service to have its own iPhone app, and we think that stinks. Google is finally releasing the next best thing: a mobile site that basically replicates a dedicated Google Voice app. MORE >>

POSTED: Tue Jan 26 2010 10:15



bookmarklets
Quix Is an Extendable Bookmarklet to Rule Them All

All browsers: Bookmarklets are an awesome way to pull off cool browser tricks without add-on weight, but they require remembering the right keywords. Quix is an all-in-one bookmarklet that covers tons of web shortcuts, but also lets you add your own. MORE >>

POSTED: Tue Jan 26 2010 08:40




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