Interesting, though the first page is most interesting: I'd never seen textutil, a "Rosetta stone" for text files, before.

Sadly, the torrent for this will probably be gone by the time I get back from work.

More on using Core Data to build apps with database-like capabilities, without requiring the user to install/use a database app.

Holy crap. I had NO idea Core Data was this easy to use! Now I am going to have to look into it for some of the things I am working on. Excellent.

Looks like a new version of Spark is out. Depending on how Quicksilver performs on my Mac mini, Spark may get displaced, but for now, this hotkey app has my vote. (And yes, it's hotkeys and nothing else. Hotkeys, hotkeys, hotkeys!)

iPhoto web exporter on steroids, but that interface... Stop! With! The! Brushed! Metal! Already! Argh!

One of these days I would really like a license for this (see the 'wishlist' tag?). It seems like a very capable text editor, and no longer has a creepy robot as the icon. However, as it's not free, I'll have to stick to TextWrangler for now.

A replacement for... well, pretty much every UNIX system starter ever