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PackRat 1.7.7 (Mac)

PackRat is a desktop client for 37signals Backpack web application. You can download your Backpack data and use it offline. View it, make changes, create new pages, etc. When you're online PackRat automatically sends your changes up to Backpack keeping everything in sync.

Tags: Desktop Client, Apple Macintosh, 37Signals, infiniteNIL Software, PackRat, Cloud Computing, Desktops, Hardware

Software downloads 2009-02-18

PackRat 0.28 (Windows)

PackRat is a compact, minimalist personal information manager. The project goal is to store and retrieve contact, account and other personal private information on a USB stick and be able to access it from any machine without dependencies on installed applications or operating system. PackRat is packaged as a stand-alone...

Tags: Neuron Systems LLC, PackRat, Project Goal, Microsoft Windows, Java, Programming Languages, Operating Systems, Software, Software Development, Software/Web Development

Software downloads 2005-12-17

Additional Resources

Gowalla CEO Josh Williams on game mechanics, user experience, and competition

I'm always looking for a new social site to play with, and right now, all I can think about is Gowalla. I was lucky enough to interview Josh Williams, CEO of Alamofire, the creators of Gowalla. What sparked you to build a location-based...

Tags: Facebook, Mobile, Location, Gowalla, Games, GPS, Sales Force Management, Personal Technology, Consumer Electronics, Sales, Andrew Mager

Blog posts 2009-10-21

MacBook Air Diary-Day 12: Tackling the storage issue

Being somewhat of a data packrat, the MacBook Air's tiny 80GB hard drive was probably its biggest problem for me. I got accustomed to having a fairly heavy Aperture (20GB) and iTunes library (30GB) at my fingertips on my MacBook Pro's spacious 320GB HDD. The teensy MBA hard drive makes...

Tags: jason D. O'Grady, Apple MacBook, MBA, Hard Drive, Notebooks, Storage, Passport, Hardware, Notebooks & Tablets

Blog posts 2008-02-11

The Ultimate Time Management System

For years now, I've been looking for the perfect time management system,one that would let me answer the question "When can you get me this project or story in my case?" I tried DayTimer, but it didn't do it for me. Covey was better in theory, but the Covey add-on...

Tags: Time Management, Productivity, Dave Greenfield

Blog posts 2007-11-09

Reader: I need my old SunRocket call logs to prosecute "predatory pervert"

A reader whose email address maps back to a document services firm has just written me with a compelling and intriguing question. A former customer of dead-and-being buried SunRocket, he wants to know if there is any way for him to obtain his own SunRocket call logs....

Tags: SunRocket, Russell Shaw

Blog posts 2007-09-17

TJX says 45.7 million customer records were compromised

TJX says 45.7 million customer records were compromisedTJX Point of Sale BreachMillions of years ago, I serviced Point of Sale POS machines for various companies. Even then I pointed out to my managers that they need to have the security features enabled. To this day, most retailers don't...

Tags: Retail, SECURITY, TJX, customer record

Discussion threads 2007-03-30

Vote with your feed

Jon Udell and I were talking the other day about the Blog Drain. Jon has been starting to unsubscribe from feeds. Unceremoniously. Brutally. Just say no. Drag to trash. It's the Blogalypse.Over on Scripting News, Dave Winer is pointing to Om Malik pointing to a bunch of commentary about Technorati....

Tags: aggregator, Bloglines, Syndisphere

Blog posts 2005-04-10

Life in disorder? InfoSelect hits the right note

Life in disorder? InfoSelect hits the right noteJust too expensiveI started using it back when it was a DOS-based product called "Tornado" and liked it a lot. Then some other windows-based software came out that also allowed you to just throw stuff in a pile and find retrieve it...

Tags: Digital cameras, Digital photography, Groupware, InfoSelect

Discussion threads 2004-06-25