Ext3-Partition unter Windows Vista einbinden
Friday, 26. June 2009, 07:46:22
Danach einfach das Programm installieren und einen Laufwerksbuchstaben zuordnen. Fertig!
Friday, 26. June 2009, 07:46:22
Saturday, 6. June 2009, 10:15:40
Wednesday, 15. April 2009, 22:32:25
Wednesday, 15. April 2009, 22:22:49
Friday, 3. April 2009, 14:15:09
Thursday, 2. April 2009, 10:22:04
Monday, 9. March 2009, 09:38:46
(Carlos Ruisz Zafón, Das Spiel des Engels: S.442)Was Isabella von mir als Berufsschriftsteller als Erste gelernt hatte, war die Kunst und Praxis des Hinausschiebens. Jeder alte Hase in diesem Geschäft weiß, dass vom Bleistiftspitzen bis zum Tagträumen alles wichtiger ist, als sich einfach hinzusetzen und das Gehirn auszuwringen
Sunday, 8. March 2009, 11:21:57
Wednesday, 21. January 2009, 22:36:29
This is about your data. This is about your work. This is about you using your time so that you make things and work on things and you trust a location to do “the rest”.
.[a] distinct part of what you do and what you’re about or what you consider important to you is on other machines that you don’t run, don’t control, don’t buy, don’t administrate, and don’t really understand
So what, then? What is really of meaning to you? Your twitters? Your weblog entries? Your list of bookmarks? Your photos? What?
Because if you’re not asking what stuff means anything to you, then you’re a sucker, ready to throw your stuff down at the nearest gaping hole that proclaims it is a free service (or ad-supported service), quietly flinging you past an End User License Agreement that indicates that, at the end of the day, you might as well as dragged all this stuff to the trash. If it goes, it’s gone.
Sunday, 11. January 2009, 21:51:45
Procrastinators often follow exactly the wrong tack. They try to minimize their commitments, assuming that if they have only a few things to do, they will quit procrastinating and get them done. But this goes contrary to the basic nature of the procrastinator and destroys his most important source of motivation. The few tasks on his list will be by definition the most important, and the only way to avoid doing them will be to do nothing. This is a way to become a couch potato, not an effective human being.
The trick is to pick the right sorts of projects for the top of the list. The ideal sorts of things have two characteristics, First, they seem to have clear deadlines (but really don't). Second, they seem awfully important (but really aren't). Luckily, life abounds with such tasks.
You have to get in the habit of forcing yourself to analyze, at the time you accept a task, to consider the costs and befits of doing a less than perfect job. You need to ask the questions: how useful would a perfect job be here? How much more useful than a merely adequate job? Or even a half-assed job? And you need to ask the questions: what is the probability that I will really do anything like a remotely perfect job on this? And you need to ask: what difference will it make to me, whether I do or not?
;-)Editor's note : You will be happy to know the author has succeeded in his pursuit of acceptance of imperfection prior to spell-checking this article
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