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Timesnapper (windows), And The 9 Rules Of Debugging

Posted on 07/16/2007 07:43:52 | Link | Post Comment
Trying out TimeSnapper, which is a free Windows program that automatically takes a screenshot every 5 seconds, every 5 minutes, every 5 hours, whatever you like. I've got it set to every minute (with the limit set to 3 GB). This is part of my grand plan to create a memex (lifetime store of everything). Other components: Google Desktop for searching email, calendar, tasks, files, past webpages; daily webcam photos; Emsa personal keylogger; chat/IM logs; Evernote.

In other news, David Agans' Debugging: The Nine Indispensable Rules looks to be an entertaining read. Here are his nine rules:

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