New (to me) and Useful: Remember the Milk
I, like many of you, have a lot to do. Not all of it needs to be done right now, and not every item on the list is mission-critical. I often find that I have a small amount of time to work – maybe an...
View ArticleNew (to me) and Useful: Mint.com
Ah, finances. What a pain. I just started using Mint.com to keep track of mine. I tried using Quicken, but that was too complicated for me. I really hated getting my bank account balances right – why...
View ArticleNew (to everyone) and Useful (?): Wikia Search
Wikia Search (alpha) is here! Wikia’s working on an open-source search engine. Search and search results have such power to drive internet traffic that I can get behind Wikia’s statement: “I believe...
View ArticleNew (to me) and Useful: Tangerine
I want a MacBook Air. I don’t need it, and I can’t afford it, but I want it. Badly. So, I got myself some new toys for my MacBook instead. Free toys (well, toys with free trials). The first is...
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New (to me) and Useful: Upromise
I owe a lot of money in student loans. A lot. I’ll take nearly any help I can get paying them down. Upromise to the rescue! Because I have some loans serviced by Sallie Mae, I can transfer my Upromise...
View ArticleNew-ish and Useful: Seafood Selector
I like a Patagonia tooth fish (a.k.a. Chilean sea bass) as much as the next girl, maybe even more, but it’s time for me to be more responsible with my seafood selections. Luckily, the Environmental...
View ArticleNew and (Potentially) Useful: Cuil
Have you seen Cuil? It’s another new search engine. It shows results in a grid kinda like the front page of my blog. The results skew toward social media in use, at least when I search for “libby...
View ArticleNew (to me) and Useful: Visual Search
Many of you know that online searching frustrates me. That frustration results, in large part, from the ugliness of search results and their inability to let me describe what kind of thing I’m looking...
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