Sharp-eyed

VaultPress

Now, this looks mighty promising. Premium WordPress blog backup service. I’m keeping my eyes open.

[spotted at daring fireball]

Update: I got a @reply to my tweet from what looks like a competitor, blogVault, offering the same type of service. Competition could be good.

There’s still not an official date for Mac or Linux releases of Chrome, but at least there’s some information on how the building and testing process is going. Hopefully, I won’t have to run Chrome in emulation too much longer.

As these versions stabilize, we will create official betas, much as we are now for the Windows version. While we can’t give any dates yet, we’ll keep everyone informed as we get closer.

via Official Google Mac Blog

Google enters the browser war: Cries of “I told you so” are heard worldwide….

Quartz PDF Displays Inline PDFs in Firefox 3

At long last! No more renaming .cgi downloads to .pdf! [via lifehacker, tuaw and others I'm sure...]

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I was playing around with a lolcode interpreter script and thought this looked kinda neat.

LOL

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ThisService:

Lets you turn any command line script or AppleScript into a system service, accessed from the Services menu.

I’m keeping this handy. It might increase my productivity at work-once I figure out how to script iTerm.

Found via DF

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Musings from Mars » What’s The Best Mac Database Tool for MySQL?

Leland Scott does a thorough job of reviewing Mac MySQL clients. He totally reminded me that my copy of CocoaMySQL is a bit…dated. I like the comparison table. He should write for a magazine.