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GJots2 is a notetaking application for Linux. You can use it on Ubuntu simply by installing the package called gjots2 using Synaptic (Ubuntu) or Adept (Kubuntu). Among the other notetaking applications that I’ve tried (Tomboy, KJots, KNotes, …), GJots2 seems to be among the more advanced ones, with its distinctive ability to structure notes hierarchically….
Service Manager Controls Favorite Windows Services
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Ini baru salut gw….
Wah keren….. kapan ya gw bisa kayak ini. Gw lebih salut orang2 yang punya ide seperti ini daripada yang bersedekah secara langsung. “Memberi kail bukan memberi ikan”, tapi bukan lintah darat lho… Arab News: The Bangladeshi founder of a bank that specializes in helping the poor access microbusiness loans without collateral won the Nobel Peace…
Avoid Use of Logical Fallacies in Advertising Words & Marketing Campaigns
Richard Taflinger, professor at the Edward R. Murrow School of Communication at Washington State University, says that a ploy often used in advertising (marketing) is the use of logical fallacies. These fallacies are not recommended because they may alienate your audience. Taflinger suggest avoiding the following logical fallacies: Black/White Fallacy / False Dilemma: The black/white,…
Being Kind is Not Enough…
I never thought living should be difficult. At least not until I find that common sense isn’t always logical. And even more when Are Manners Logical or Superficial? on Psychology Today explained that manners aren’t always common sense: Common sense tells me the most efficient way to ingest soup is to tip the bowl and…
