I had an interesting conversation today in which I shared some of my geek wisdom.
Most of you will already know the following tools. If not, pick whatever is useful for you. No particular order.
http://cloudberrylab.com/?page=cloudberry-explorer-amazon-s3
http://shop.lenovo.com/us/notebooks/thinkpad/x-series-tablet
http://www.de.fcm.travel/deu/travel_tools/onlinebuchung_deu.html
Links without any comment.
I have to klick on every link to find out what it is.
Very helpful.
your grumpy girlfriend.
(Nice girlfriend says: could you write a comment on every link, that would be very helpful. It would save much time to all the nice girlfriends and they could wash their Businesskasper-Boyfriend's shirts in the meantime. or feed the cats.)
Okay, I’ll quickly try to add that:
– Cloudberry Explorer: Explorer to upload data to Amazons Storage Service
– Superflexible: tool to sync data to pretty much everywhere; external HDD, server shares, Amazon, other online backup services
– X-Series Tablet: a great notebook especially for people who travel a lot or want to get rid of a notebook; includes hand writing capabilities
– TripIt: great social platform / digital assistant to keep track of travel bookings and plans
– FCM Travel: the – in my opinion – best and most verbose flight booking engine available.
– Mozy.com: brilliant backup tool for private use
– Jungledisk: Alternative to Superflexible
– Xfriend: a desktop search engine, to find files quicker (e.g. project notes)
– Copernic: also a desktop search engine
– Google Desktop: also a desktop search engine
– Dunkel S3: a fully Amazon compatible online storage service; but with the small difference that data is not hosted anywhere in the EU (Ireland), but in Germany. Might be important to some people.
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