>Regarding the subject of the thread, Taskpaper is now open source. >Perhaps not all is lost if someone smart picks it up. > >http://blog.hogbaysoftware.com I took a quick look at the github source. ...

Cintanotes (www.cintanotes.com) is currently on sale ($25 - 50% = $12.50) at: http://www.bitsdujour.com/software/cintanotes Also, version 2.5 is in beta and should be released in the next 2-3 w...

I believe this may be a legit message. See: http://blog.evernote.com/blog/2013/03/02/security-notice-service-wide-password-reset/ Clicking on links in messages is to be avoided an

Cassius wrote: >... Later, I added a dumb terminal connected to >a VAX computer and the statistical program SPSS. Finally, the PC >arrived and as soon as GrandView became available, I used it for >ev...

> MsJulie wrote: > http://jamesfallows.theatlantic.com/archives/2010/01/happy_new_year.php I recently tried to log into a thinklinkr (cloud-based outliner) account I had set up to try it out - no luc...

According, to this link, both were written by John Friend, although there were some legal disputes: http://books.google.com/books?id=rDAEAAAAMBAJ&pg=PA21-IA16&lpg=PA21-IA16&dq=pc+outline+brown+bag&so...

razorboy wrote: >WHEW! What a relief: I uninstalled Info Select 10 and installed Version 9 (IS 2007.) >This version seems quite stable and intuitive (including the calendar and address >book) and...

Stephen Zeoli wrote: > ... I mean I will get the same result searching for the tag "dog" as I will for one >with the hierarch "Animals-Dog." I don't know about Evernote, but in some other apps, hi...

> are you suggesting there's someone on here that doesn't remember DOS? This is like the first post on the internet that makes me feel old. Hmm, then you probably didn't start with punched paper t...

I remember using MaxThink DOS when it was a new program and found the various binsort, randomize and prioritize functions very useful for brainstorming. Later, I moved on to GV, InfoSelect and Ecco ...

There's an article that discusses Evernote's business model in today's New York Times business section: http://www.nytimes.com/2009/08/30/business/30ping.html

>So $250 is too much. I pay the yearly subscription fee. My main objection to the subscription fee is that IS stops working as a full product if you don't renew your subscription and reverts to a rea...

I would caution people about the subscription purchase. I consider it a rental model rather than a subscription model. At the end of the year, if you decide not to re-subscribe, the software stops f...