An online Getting Things Done site/service.

Quoted: Vitalist is a web based task manager designed to work with Getting Things Done (GTD) productivity system by David Allen. If you are on the web and use GTD, you should be using Vitalist.

Quoted: I’m a fan of GTD - Getting Things Done - The Art Of Stress-free Productivity. It’s simply a technique to getting things done and more efficiently.
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This category will contain techniques and how I use online web application tools in this search.

Recommended by Roy on http://thisuser.com. Looks pretty cool.

Quoted: Mockups feels like you are drawing, but it's digital, so you can tweak and rearrange controls easily, and the end result is much cleaner. Teams can come up with a design and iterate over it in real-time in the course of a meeting.

Sounds like a great idea. Haven't tried it out myself.

Quoted: Download Edison, an easy-to-use energy-monitoring application, absolutely free. Edison puts you in control of your PC energy usage by letting you...

How the Obama campaign is using wikis (and other Web 2.0 technologies) to organize volunteers.

Quoted: That the Obama campaign is so tech savvy and so open to using social software is unsurprising. They have run one of the most comprehensive online campaigns in recent memory -- perhaps ever -- generally outperforming opponents on nearly every social network or social media site, and according to a recent post from Ning's Marc Andreesen, Obama has long been very interested in social networking and how it can affect politics.

Quoted: PDFCreator easily creates PDFs from any Windows program. Use it like a printer in Word, StarCalc or any other Windows application.

My friend recommends DVCS, specifically Mercurial, over centralized source control.

Quoted: First generation DVCSes include Arch and Monotone. The second generation was prompted by the arrival of Darcs, followed by a host of others, including Mercurial, Bazaar, and Git.
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See the List of revision control software for a more comprehensive list.

Quoted: Windows only: Freeware application BootVis analyzes your Windows startup, tracking the programs that automatically run and the drivers Windows loads, to show you what processes are slowing down your startup.

Still trying to find the right solution to do video podcasting on my T-Mobile Dash. Maybe this tool will help.

Quoted: Free Online Video Converter