One of my favorite websites is zenhabits.net. It’s an inspiring place to be sure from author Leo Babauta where he almost daily posts about personal productivity, minimizing, and ultimately simplifying your life. Considering Gmail is essential to my daily communications, I was amazed at just how much you can pare down the already fairly minimalist Gmail interface. If you’re tired of distractions when trying to get work done in your inbox, head on over and check out his post about how to streamline everyone’s favorite webmail.
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Is your closet looking drab? Need an effortless, cheap solution to your so-five-years-ago wardrobe? Then go no further than 
Yeah, that’s terribly lame I know, but if you let me finish I’ll tell you a secret- I’ve got a special place in my heart for pictures of clean, minimalist office setups. I came across this one at 
Previously I’d talked a little about how to keep your notes synchronized with 
In my 
If you’re anything like me, odds are that you don’t just have one computer or device on which you capture those important notes or eureka moments throughout your day. Between smartphones and work and home computers, it can be a pain trying to track down important notes you’ve jotted down at one point or another. Thankfully, I recently ran across 
I’m sure like many other college students across the globe, I have been sleep and fun deprived for the last week (minus Josh’s birthday) because I have been studying for finals. After almost missing both of my final times (one because I mixed up the times, the second because I didn’t wake up), today was my first day of complete relaxation. What did I do? Slept in, got creative on Garage Band, enjoyed lunch at Mongolian Barbecue, bought a bunch of Chuck Palahniuk books, paid a visit to the Apple store, and now I am working on my website. Needless to say, it is time, fellow college kids and everyone else for that matter, to enjoy summer and nerd out. These two concepts, typically not paired together, are fully capable of functioning in a manner attractive to geeks of all kind. 
So I was sitting around the house trying to think of what to post today and it occurred to me it might not be a bad idea to talk about some of things I do (or want to do) when I’m bored. Anyways,I looked around for a while and came up with a list of 25 geekish things to do when you’ve got nothing to do! I tried to compile a pretty decent array of activities but If I missed anything, be sure to let me know, will ya?