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Make Your Own Moleskine-Like-Notebook
A useful and detailed guide to making handmade notebooks. I've been thinking about this a bit recently, because I'd like to make notebooks with my own choice of paper and re-usable, durable covers.
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10.6: Fix a broken Services menu on the fly - Mac OS X Hints
I've had this happen quite a lot on one Mac: you just get the 'Building...' message when you try to open the Services menu, so this tip is very helpful. I've put the command in an Automator workflow, or I'll forget it when I next need it.
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An interview with Michael Lopp : The Setup
I love reading these things, probably because I am incredibly nosy. I'm right with him on the indespensibility of LaunchBar.
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Hyperbole and a Half: Dog
A tale of a mentally challenged dog who doesn't know what to do with stairs, and apparently can't escape from a blanket. Hilarious, and the drawings are adorable.
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iPhone 4: the Ars Technica review
In depth (and mostly positive) review of the iPhone 4.
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Today's Guardian
Beautifully clear and usable layout of the articles in each day's Guardian, created by Phil Gyford. It even has h,j,k,l navigation to go foward/back articles and scroll each article up and down. Squee!
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notepad.cc - a piece of paper in the cloud
A simple but useful service to save and share bits of text online. No sign-up or logging in involved, though you can choose to password protect your snippet.
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Creating an article in HTML with Tinderbox
A very clear tutorial on using Tinderbox to create HTML. Covers the basics, but also goes in to some more advanced techniques. You can download the template and files used at GitHub.
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theunraveler's Pinboard.in-Safari-Extension at master - GitHub
This is a handy Safari extension for posting to Pinboard.in, though it doesn't do anything the existing bookmarklets don't so far.
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briancarper.net :: Emacs isn't for everyone
Thoughtful discussion of the trials and tribulations of learning Emacs. I've found it very hard to get to grips with properly, or at least to the same level of proficiency as Vim.