I had no idea about the command 'tops', which performs batch search and replace operations on text files. It seems much more accessible to me than other similar tools.

Good summary of the strengths of the MacBook Air, and getting a computer that does what you actually need it to do.

In depth (and mostly positive) review of the iPhone 4.

Collection of Safari extensions for the new Safari 5. I expect that extensions will really flourish over the next few months.

Looks like a nice update to Witch. I use Spaces pretty extensively.

iPhone stand, made in the UK. Looks simple but effective, and works portrait or landscape mode.

The trick for getting your vaults on to networked rather than local drives.

This is a great idea. I need to remember about it for when I (one day!) get a Mac Mini media centre set up.

Useful looking app to sync music files in iTunes between different machines on your network.

A new e-magazine in PDF format. Great quality design and good articles and reviews. It even introduced me to a few new applications which I hadn't heard of before (rare for me, because I read so many Mac-related sites).

New version of MailActOn with some great new features for ad-hoc moving/copying of messages, even if there's no rule in place. I rely on this with Mail, and find it invaluable when you have multiple accounts.

"Take the thumbscoop, for example. It’s the indentation that allows you to open the display. If the scoop is too deep, you put too much pressure on the display to open it. If it’s too shallow, you struggle to open the display. It may seem incidental, but if the thumbscoop is well designed, it makes the difference between a bad experience and a good one. The challenge of the thumbscoop was to create a crisply machined scoop that was still comfortable to use. The designers at Apple worked on hundreds of versions of the thumbscoop — even examining them under an electron microscope — to get it right."

Beginners tutorial on making iPhone applications. Long live the NDA! It's great that developers can now share these kinds of tips.

Looks like fun - Apple's HyperCard reincarnated!

Apple Developer documentation for using iCal data

Some nice tips for using the Apple Remote. I didn't know that you could pair remotes with particular machines.

Tips on using Aperture

I've watched this video so many times because it's so cute. The owner must be pretty brave to let those sharp claw and teeth loose on his lovely shiny MacBook.

How to debug a broken iPod

Boilerplate templates for Apple's Mail.

Useful list of hidden preferences for Camino to set in the user file.

I want a tarsier on my PowerBook (it would have to be a baby one on my 12")

Apple does a two button, scroll wheel mouse - about time!

Search your del.icio.us bookmarks via Spotlight

More tips and tricks to try with launchd

Tutorial on writing Automator actions

Interesting discussion of Apple's new launchd replacement for cron and other launching daemons.

Black belt level spotlight-fu here.

Some pretty cool widgets here

woo-hoo!