Other Web Apps for Organizing Meetings:
Regarding the aforelinked Diarised, a bunch of readers sent in links to other web apps for helping teams agree on meeting times, including MeetWithAproval, Meet O Matic, and Doodle.
Played with the Diarsed today pretty and cool, very simple does what it needs to.
[update] ok the others actually are pretty lame compared to this Diasired, add Time Zones to the choices and it’s the one for me.
(Via Daring Fireball.)
Punch and Mugnum, two ceramic prototypes perfect for coffee drinkers with smoldering wrath.
Are you in need of one these mugs
(Via Firewheel Design: Sparkplug.)
Maryam found a cute web site that lets you make an image of the kind of M&M you are. Now I know why Maryam is so sweet. She’s an M&M! (the image she has is wonderful).
Fun, too bad scoble makes it so many clicks to get there….
(Via The Scobleizer Weblog.)
A 3-D world map that depicts economic activity. (via <a…:
A 3-D world map that depicts economic activity. (via mr) (link)
I am a sucker for cool visualization…
(Via kottke.org.)
This screenshot illustrates the changes pretty well, I think:
Version 2.6 is a free upgrade for all current licence holders and has a 30-day free trial for the rest of you. So what are you waiting for? Download it already.
Woot woot, love this app (though I love textmate more for actual editing
(Via TheCodingMonkeys Blog.)
cakemac is a project by James Coletti with the goal to provide a pre-configured package with everything you need to build cake applications (i.e. Apache, MySQL, PHP, and CakePHP) on a mac. If you are a mac user this project may be interesting for you.
This could be nice clean way for people to get set up, wonder if he might want a cocoa front end to bake… been thinking of playing with making one…
(Via cakebaker.)
Screensaver for Mac OS X that takes your open windows and sends them spinning and flying about your screen, like weightless objects in outer space; they snap back into place when you dismiss the saver. Freeware. (Thanks to Ian Roberts.)
This is lovely to look at, though sometimes there is way way way too many windows with source code flying around, make me wonder, ooo when was the last time I saved… checked in my source…. backed up…
(Via Daring Fireball.)
SCPlugin for Mac OS X is universal and being developed :
The goal of the SCPlugin project is to integrate Subversion into the Mac OS X Finder. The inspiration for this project came from the TortoiseSVN project. Current Features: * Support for Subversion. * Access to commonly used source control operations via contextual menu [screenshot] * Dynamic icon badging for files under version control. Shows the status of your files visually. [screenshot]
there are some good new features and a quick test here on my ppc mini and my intel imac and it looks pretty good.
