I love Copy more and more! Haven't tried this out yet, but with my new MacBook Air only having 128GB of storage, I will certainly soon look into that.

Crashplan is the cloud backup solution of choice in this article, and it is a good one. From free options if you find a buddy who also lets his computer running 24/7 to reasonably priced true cloud solutions, CrashPlan has the right backup solution for you.

This is for real: Get 22GB of free cloud storage - waaaay more than your free Dropbox or Google Drive account. Heck, even more than the entry level iPad!

Do you sometimes wonder how people were doing research in the pre-internet age? I do this quite often, and do you know what I am thinking right after? How the hell did I do research on the web before I knew about Diigo?!!

There are more and more content curation solution available, so please don't stick with pinterest. Oh whom am I talking to, you are reading this on scoop.it already!

What makes Keeb.it interesting is that the collections are private by default. Not bad, could be nice to organize your online search and interests.

Great video about computing in 2020 for two ways: First, some really nice overview how computing has evolved and will evolved in the near past and future. And second: really nice blend of talking head video and RSA style animated presentation.

The best tip in this article is maybe to keep lots of different notebooks with shorter notes, instead of adding stuff to a single notebook from time to time. So instead of thinking as an Evernote note as a page to which you can easily go back later and add stuff, think about it maybe as a little box where you can throw in lots of little pieces of papers you jotted down ideas.

Some great general tips - highlights: There's power in pauses. Never forget that one.

What is really great about this article is how it discusses how note taking can be integrated with your task management. Check the "Action items" section:

"The next step is to make sure I do what I need to do after the meeting.

The key is OmniFocus and its Mail Drop service; put simply, that means I can email to-do items to myself. For this to work, I sync OmniFocus with the Omni Sync Server. You have to apply to use the Mail Drop service; when I did, I received my invite in a matter of minutes. Once accepted, I set up a unique email address that is my direct link to the Sync Server.

Using the latest version of Drafts, I configured a customized email action called ‘Email to OmniFocus Mail Drop’. This action sends a given note to my personalized OmniFocus email address using the first line of the note as the subject."

My first-gen iPad really got slow over time, up to a point that it drove me nuts! I didn't want to buy a new one yet, so I researched and then wrote a post (the best one you will find online, naturally) how to get some more life out of your iOS device. Some things might surprise you.