Ah, Mondays. Today was a fair one, even if I was a bit worried about some people (I guess someone has to take the brunt of Mondays...).
- There's a lot of noise regarding Wii reviews, MacBook launches tomorrow, and various other kinds of UGOs (Unconfirmed Gadgetry Objects) that I won't bother linking to.
- Wow, vim 7.0 is out. I've become pretty much TextMate-oriented at home, but vim is still my editor of choice everywhere else, so I await the Cygwin package with interest.
- There's a bleeding-edge Quicksilver update with a bazillion new tweaks (mostly UI-related that I've noticed so far), including something called "droplets" that seem to be a way to invoke Quicksilver's own actions by dragging files to them. Automator, watch out...
- DropCopy has been updated to 1.2, also with new preference dialogues.
- Oh, and VideoLAN has been updated as well. A couple of folk I know are dying to have them support the Apple IR remote... Looks like it's not quite there yet, even though there's Intel support.
- Farewell, SGI, I will miss the purple fridges I learned OpenGL on...
- Wow, Textpander got bought (via Michael, via IM). Hmmm. Good thing, since I was looking for a simple PDF form handler, and PDFpen looks interesting.
- A few people sent me this eWeek article on thin clients as a follow-up to my earlier post. There is also a lot of e-mail I haven't yet gone through - please be patient.
And finally, via David (via del.icio.us "for:rcarmo"), here is our moment of Zen. Absolutely hilarious if you're a BSG fan.