Work
1:12PM Angus Kidman | We’ve told you in the past about the mapping workbooks that explain where features got hidden when Microsoft adopted the sometimes confusing Ribbon interface. There’s now a similar tool for SharePoint 2010, which has also added the ribbon interface. [Microsoft]
Ribbon Mapping For SharePoint 2010
1:12PM Angus Kidman | We’ve told you in the past about the mapping workbooks that explain where features got hidden when Microsoft adopted the sometimes confusing Ribbon interface. There’s now a similar tool for SharePoint 2010, which has also added the ribbon interface. [Microsoft] 
Work
From The Tips Box: Sink Mats, Taskbar Arrangement
12:00PM Whitson Gordon | Readers offer their best tips for making effective sink mats, rearranging your Windows taskbar for quick program switching, and writing important information on dried foot containers. More »
Money
11:30AM Angus Kidman | Want to get rid of some of that clutter in your garage? Webapp Yoink offers a platform for giving stuff you don’t need to others, while offering a measure of just how generous you are. More »
Yoink Gives You Credit For Giving Stuff Away
11:30AM Angus Kidman | Want to get rid of some of that clutter in your garage? Webapp Yoink offers a platform for giving stuff you don’t need to others, while offering a measure of just how generous you are. More »
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TweetDeck Adds YouTube And Flickr Support, Improves Navigation
10:30AM Adam Pash | Windows/Mac/Linux (with Adobe Air): TweetDeck — the most popular Twitter client among Lifehacker readers — just released an update to version 0.33, bringing with it more support for viewing media inline without opening a page in your browser (including YouTube videos and Flickr images) and a nice new column navigation tool. More »
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10:00AM Angus Kidman | Last week’s decision to cancel laws aimed at controlling commentary on forums in South Australia seemed like a sensible move to most Lifehacker readers, but that doesn’t mean it was universally welcomed. Does the rejection of the law mean there’s an Internet double standard? More »
On Net Censorship And Double Standards
10:00AM Angus Kidman | Last week’s decision to cancel laws aimed at controlling commentary on forums in South Australia seemed like a sensible move to most Lifehacker readers, but that doesn’t mean it was universally welcomed. Does the rejection of the law mean there’s an Internet double standard? More »
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AudioBox Puts Your Music Library In The Cloud
9:00AM Lisa Hoover | When you bop between your work and home computers all the time, it’s tough keeping your favourite music at your fingertips (“Which computer has my Once More, With Feeling soundtrack on it?”) AudioBox lets you listen to your music from anywhere. More »
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UltraDefrag Is A Portable And Open-Source Disk Defragmenter
8:30AM Jason Fitzpatrick | Windows: If you like your software open-source you’ll definitely want to check out UltraDefrag, a snappy open-source Windows disk defragmenter. More »
Work
8:27AM Angus Kidman | “It just works” rants aside, one of the limitations of adopting Macs in a business environment is a smaller pool of integrators and consultants to work with. Apple’s newly-rolled-out Consultant network site tries to address that issue. More »
Apple Consultants Network Offers Business Support For Macs
8:27AM Angus Kidman | “It just works” rants aside, one of the limitations of adopting Macs in a business environment is a smaller pool of integrators and consultants to work with. Apple’s newly-rolled-out Consultant network site tries to address that issue. More »
Work
Quickly Backup Your Firefox Profile With about:support
8:00AM Adam Pash | Navigating to the directory where Firefox stores your profile has always been a bit of a pain, but the recent release of Firefox 3.6 makes finding that folder — and from there backing up your bookmarks, extensions or entire profile — a breeze. More »
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