nitin badjatia

  • links for 2008-01-10

    Exclusive Lifehacker Download: Belvedere Automates Your Self-Cleaning PC Regain control of your files useing an automated butler (tags: software windows utilities freeware tools free sysadmin computer) RulesofThumb.org – Homepage Umm…to get rules of thumb on a bunch of stuff (tags: reference information howto tips ruleofthumb rules interesting trivia) Doubtsourcing Some outsourcing humor (tags: outsourcing cartoons…

  • links for 2008-01-09

    Office Supplies Fetish: Customize Your Notes with the Circa Modular Notebook This notebook looks pretty cool, and is modular enough to rearrange order quickly (tags: lifehacker circa levenger) The Omni Group – OmniFocus As I move closer to getting a Mac, I’ve been looking for the ‘best’ apps to migrate to. This seems like one…

  • links for 2008-01-08

    Deciding Which Financial Records to Keep | Life Skills : RealSimple.com A good list of things to keep, things to toss (tags: finance money organization financial lifehacks tips reference) Xinorbis – Main (tags: software windows utility filesystem freeware hardware tool harddrive) Online Master of Science Degree with a Concentration in Knowledge Management | Colabria Hmm,…

  • Mumbai’s new domestic terminal [October 2007]

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    Note: This post was originally set to be published in October 2007. Several of the following posts are finally making it online, after some technical (and other) issues over the last two months. I don’t frequent Bombay (Mumbai) that often, I haven’t really avoided the city, rather it’s never been high on my priority list.…

  • links for 2008-01-03

    Subsidies keep small-airport flights in the air – USATODAY.com (tags: airlines government pork) Edit Clip Art Images inside PowerPoint Presentations A good primer on how to edit image art inside PowerPoint (tags: PowerPoint Images Editing ClipArt) Lifehacker Top 10: Top 10 Obscure Google Search Tricks A nice selection of google tips that make finding solutions…

  • A good post about the challenges, and fun, of being an Entrepreneur in Residence

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    Andrew Chen, who’s blog is a new addition to my regular feed, has a nice post about being an E-i-R and what he learned from working inside a Venture Capital firm. I spent most of 2007 affiliated with Mohr Davidow Ventures, where I started out as an Entrepreneur-in-Residence, and then transitioned into a consulting role…