Saturday, November 29, 2003

9:45:27 PM   "Each of us has 1440 minutes in a day. And with each email we send, each task managers assign, each report we submit, each meeting we schedule, we use up part of someone else's 1440 minutes. Minutes someone might spend being with their kids, or playing golf, or working on something really important. Are we careful in how we use someone else's 1440 minutes?"  from The Simplicity Survival Handbook. [via inluminent]   This book looks interesting and cheap too if you grab a used one.  Just added it to the wish list.  1440 ?  really ? only time it seems like this many is mid-afternoon when you can see the end of the day in site yet can't keep your eyes open that long.

1:13:07 AM   Legal Music Downloads Double. Paid music services take off, with Apple's ITunes leading the way. [PCWorld.com - Latest PC World News Stories]

1:07:26 AM   iPod's 'dirty secret' wins Web fans. Irked by the difficulty and expense of replacing the dead batteries in their iPod, two filmmakers have embarked on an 'antiadvertising' Net campaign. [CNET News.com - Front Door]

12:56:58 AM   Joel's next Book of the Month is Facts and Fallacies of Software Engineering, by Robert L. Glass.[via Joel on Software]