Ten Things Your IT Department Won’t Tell You

Ten Things Your IT Department Won’t Tell You – WSJ.com:
Admit it: For many of us, our work computer is a home away from home.

CVS/SVN or Git

Have no idea about Git, but the distribute concepts of Git is kind of worth watching the talk Video.
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A simple but powerful todo Tool

Todo.txt – Task tracking for command line lovers:

todo.sh is a powerful shell script that adds to, edits, sorts and searches your todo.txt file from the command line. Mark items as complete and archive them into a done.txt file with todo.sh as well.

Copy and Paste in URL

cl1p.net – The internet clipboard:

I think it is an interesting web tool that allows you take a note on one computer in a Internet notepad and then you can open it in other computer by the same URL. Not sure how useful it will be, but it is a nice idea.

Not Just A Simple Organizer

ThinkingRock:

Organize your thoughts and get them done – a good personal brain organizer. Try it1

Subversion Using Experiences

If you like PuTTY, you should know who Simon Tatham is. He wrote a great article about his experience with Subversion. I think it is worth to read if you are thinking to switch from CVS to Subversion. http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/svn.html

Expose Any Information of your PC

Screenshot Tour: Learn everything about your PC with SIW – Lifehacker:
It is a good tool, but I also feel scary when I take a look…

Linux Command Line Sheet

I have been using Linux since I was in college.  I cannot say I am a skilled Linux user, because I always forget  same commands.  So I made a cheat sheet and printed it out for a quick reference. However from time to time I was not able to locate that piece of paper from my messed desk. just find a online version, it seems good. http://www.pixelbeat.org/cmdline.html

Transfer Putty settings between computers

PuTTY is tops on the short list of applications I install first on any Windows machine. Over the years I’ve used PuTTY, I’ve installed it on a huge number of computers but I’ve always had one complaint; There isn’t a configuration file I can backup or move to a new machine.  Here it the answer:
http://www.downloadsquad.com/2007/02/01/howto-transfer-your-putty-settings-between-computers/