Reduce clutter, improve productivity with iPhone

So I had a hunch that the garbage on the screen was actually gzip-compresssed data, having seen that kind of thing before, which turns out to be the case. I'm not sure if you want to include a "Content-Encoding: gzip" to your code, the lack of which some browsers are choosing to ignore resulting in them properly decompressing the gzipped page content before rendering it. Anyway, for those wanting to verify, load the article (or home page) until all the "garbage" is in your browser window. Save the content as plain text, name it something like unclutterer.html.gz to your Desktop (or wherever you please). Double click the file with the .gz extension in the Finder (Windows users faites vos jeux) and hey-presto! The resulting html file will load just dandy (minus whatever dynamic content PHP is supposed to be generating) in your browser.

Those of you having difficulty seeing our homepage, can you let me know what browser you're using and if you're still getting the problem? We can't recreate the problem any longer ...

Also, those of you having difficulty with photographing your bar codes, you can't take the picture with the iPhone. You have to upload the picture from a camera that has a high-quality zoom. A scan won't work, either, since the bar code has to be larger than actual size. This is explained in the article ... which, unfortunately, you probably can't see because of whatever this bug is ... sorry about that ...

Umm, I tried the whole scanning your cards thing, and none of the bar code readers at any of the stores I go to could read the code off of the phone.

You also have to be comfortable letting the person that checks you out hold the phone over the lasers when it doesn't work when you try it.

Don't you just hate it when sites offer impractical advice and tips?

Why take digital photos of the cards? Why not scan them front and back, so you get a consistent size/quality image? I did this for my grocery store club cards and some others that I'm not to concerned about security for (I use eWallet to keep secure copies of my credit card information).

Why take digital photos of the cards? Why not scan them front and back, so you get a consistent size/quality image? I did this for my grocery store club cards and some others that I'm not to concerned about security for (I use eWallet to keep secure copies of my credit card information).

Hal: Yeah me too..

http://www.grabup.com/uploads/1ac17073b436be63f659c3968a3258a2.png

Umm - they do realise you actually can clip web pages to Evernote from your iPhone? Just sync their bookmarklet to your bookmarks folder.

Well, you forgot about reQuall. The best Sppech to Text TODO App. Freeware!

Am I think ony one that sees http://unclutterer.com/ as being a page of random characters?