Something to keep in mind for the next time I need file size visualization now that DiskInventoryX is unsupported in Lion.

Something to keep in mind if / when a new Mac enters my life.

Can anyone explain to me why the Finder doesn't have this built-in? Insanity. For what it's worth, PathFinder includes this feature as well.

«Git is not an evolution of SVN. It is entirely different. Git is a distributed revision control system – everybody working on a project has their own full copy of the repository and its entire history.»

"But so here’s a thought: What if the reason why most PCs are still running XP has nothing to do with whether Vista is “good” or “bad”, but rather is the result of indifference on the part of whoever owns these untold millions of XP machines, be they at home or in a corporate IT environment. I.e., that switching to Vista, regardless of Vista’s merits, seemed like too much work and too much new stuff to learn; that the nature of the PC as a universal commodity is such that most of them belong to people who value “old and familiar” more than “new and improved but therefore different”. If that’s the case, Windows 7 may not do any better than Vista. Perhaps Windows 7’s competition isn’t so much XP as it is apathy."

But it goes further. Lurking in the scary bowels of Mac OS X for all these years has been this little command, which brings back single-application mode. (Go ahead and try it - it's easily reversed.)

Change colors in BBEdit and TextWrangler

Gruber with fantastic "Get a Mac" commercial analysis.