RTBF « L'Odyssée de l'espèce », début de l'histoire : du R mGSD - mGSD TiddlyWiki: Free Wiki In Your Browser Bienvenue sur le wiki du FuturdK ! - Une autre vision du dKSystem //... {{{//}}}dK-Host-33-8852> Call juarez@colombia.uni\nModem en attente.........\nUNI... 98.... 54... SGKLI..... \nAnswer in 12 µs\n\nWelcome to colombia system\n{{{//}}}juarez@colombia.uni >//\n\n!Activités sociales\n\nBon alors ça y est ? Ttu sais qui tu es et ce que tu sais faire ? Lunettes noires et gros flingue, l'Agent gouvernemental fait son métier et ne pose jamais de question. *Flic de rue\n|>|! Faire des persos c'est rigolo mais pour certains c'est quand même un peu chiant. Qu'il s'agisse d'un combattant ascète adepte de méditation, d'un bagarreur de bistrot toujours prêt à cogner son prochain ou d'un gladiateur des bas-fonds, l'Artiste Martial est un guerrier qui vit pour la confrontation. !!!
TiddlyVault - An index of TiddlyWiki extensions from TiddlyWiki in Action - A showcase of TiddlyWikis used creatively around the world FND's DevPad - Experimental TiddlyWiki Projects (eternally work in progress) TiddlyWiki Guides - TiddlyWikiGuides From TiddlyWikiGuides [edit] Welcome to the TiddlyWiki Guides! TiddlyWiki is a wiki that runs completely inside your web browser, without requiring a server (or even a web connection). This is one of two collaborative documentation projects for TiddlyWiki. The other site is the TiddlyDoc project (which has been down for a while, but is not abandoned). This site is the place to find (and write) Users' and Developers' Guides, tutorials, and general documentation. If you would like to contribute please jump right in. [edit] What's on TiddlyWikiGuides.org [edit] TiddlyWiki FAQ [edit] TiddlyWiki Users Guide [edit] TiddlyWiki Developers Guide [edit] TiddlyWiki and GTD [edit] TiddlyWiki information at other places TiddlyWiki.com is the primary TiddlyWiki web site. A Getting Started Guide in development that might still be the first in a series of standalone guides to TiddlyWiki. TiddlyWiki for the rest of us by Dave G (Also available in Spanish) Getting Started Guide by Russ Lipton [edit] Note
Whining, Blue Smoke & the Mechanics of Getting Unstuck I've been working on a bunch of (non-43 Folders-related) stuff lately, but I started feeling that hankering to come back and write something new here. To get the engine started, I went through some old posts and turned up a few (oddly self-inspiring) ideas that I want to re-share. The topic? Hack your way out of writer's block - "Literally. I guess all I'd add -- since it's on my mind today -- is that I'm learning how much it pays to listen whenever you hear yourself mentally whining. First off, even when it's yourself, nobody likes a whiner. But, second, and perhaps more importantly, that whining should be telling you something. Once you pinpoint where that whine's coming from, that's the perfect opportunity to decide what the hell the hang-up is. And once that obstacle is identified and out there, ample methods exist for helping you execute in a way that's sane and sensible. Put automotively? As for me?
Nanette's Public KnowlegeBase - All the stuff I need to remember... Top 10 Essential DIY Skills That Aren't as Hard as You Think I think it depends on your definition of "maintenance." I wouldn't hesitate to change my own oil or something like that but I wouldn't dream of replacing a radiator myself. That isn't my idea of "maintenance." That's fixing something. Sorry you are afraid of doing that stuff, but even a complete engine rebuild is easy to do, and no you don't need "special tools" unless you call things beyond a hammer and screwdriver "special" I can do a front end alignment on a car in my driveway with a tape measure and a couple of carpenters squares along with the wrenches most people would have. Also if you do buy the cheap but special tools you can replace your own tires and balance them better than the "laser computerized" balance machine at the tire place. In fact the only expensive special tools I need are a Crane and engine run stand. Danger? This is why I don't take my cars to the dealer for any routine maintenance. Aside from that, dealers are inconvenient.