Sun, Aug 10, 2008
Rescue time is a nifty little service that monitors what you do on your computer and reports back, with plenty of trendy graphs and numbers. I tried it out last week, and the insight it gives you on where your time at your computer actually goes is pretty interesting.
If you haven’t already, I suggest trying them out. I honestly found it more of a cool fad-type thing, and aren’t using it any more - but it was certainly cool to see a weeks’ worth of my computer-time.
Jonathan Fren - who has written 32 posts on Ministry of Genius //*MoG*\.
Jonathan is the founder of 31CW, a creative and web development firm catering to larger clients around the world including fortune 100's and several government agencies. He also co-founded and is the CTO of Profile Builder, launched at the August Capital Techcrunch party in 2007.
More recently, he's been working with a lot of people on very innovative ventures, including UK government agencies and corporations on groundbreaking web and technology projects through his UK-based creative and technology firm Lucky Upstairs. He's also the CTO of txttrans, a groundbreaking UK-based mobile payments provider and enterprise mobile platform. He is currently associated with over 30 companies.
August 12th, 2008 at 12:25 pm
ha, I’ll have to try this out to see how much time I waste on Civ IV