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There’s some exciting stuff coming down the YUI pike.

Powerful new community features all built on top of the new 4.2 release.

Faster, easier, spamless, open, and free. Congratulations once again to the team on this huge release.

You can put the iPhone-optimized Movable Type interface right in your Mac’s menu bar using Fluid. Sweet!

How to use Order, a Movable Type plugin, to create a feed of posts and action stream items. Completely awesome. (QuickTime video.)

Let the healing begin. (FWIW, I didn’t have much trouble with the 2.0 update. A bit of lag when I started Contacts and the occasional app crash, but that’s it.)

Flip videos can now be used with iMovie provided you upgrade to the latest codec.

A bunch of nice visual changes to my favorite “link blogging” service.

Man, that’s weird. :)

“Spontaneous, unobtrusive usability testing software for website designers.” Looks pretty nice.

An open source blogging client with code you can actually find. :)

Exactly. :)

Available today as a free download. Create posts, take and upload photos, all from your iPhone with TypePad.

Scott McNulty reviews our new mobile blogging client for The Unofficial Apple Weblog.

Beautiful NetNewsWire style by Cameron Hunt.

The existence and position of the “Next Unread” button instantly make this app more appealing than Google Reader.

Due to security concerns, they’re going to disable a critical feature by default. Meanwhile, TypePad and Movable Type continue to have great support for third party apps.

Wow. Just completely sad about this.

Looking forward to the creative explosion that will surely follow Yahoo’s implosion.

Must be hard to walk away from Flickr. Or maybe they’re already plotting the next big thing. :)

The sleeper hit of WWDC 2008 is those MobileMe web apps and SproutCore.

“Movable Type has the best security track record of any popular installable blogging software.” I love graphs.

Post to any blog, or any update service, on any platform, from any iPhone. Powered by TypePad.

Beautiful. :)

Early details of the next big Mac OS X release.

I never though this would actually see the light of day. Looking forward to giving it a try.

Exactly the same position as Bush w/r/t warrantless wiretapping.

The same excellent spam-blocking technology that defends TypePad blogs is now available for free to all bloggers no matter how many comments your site receives!

Equally great video.

Great song!

Right-on. :)

TypePad Mobile now supports five platforms: iPhone, BlackBerry, Palm, Symbian, and Windows. Congratulations to the Mobile team!

Kottke’s aggregating the “When Obama wins…” Twitter fad. :)

What would you buy?

You can now buy the song from the closing credits of Cloverfield from the iTunes Store.

Finally got to see this over the weekend. Excellent. :)

Also, did you know that Movable Type supports both static and dynamic publishing? As well as dynamic caching and conditional retrieval. All designed to keep your site running smooth even with lots of visitors.

Dedicated resources for bloggers as well as their blogs.

I know the truth and it’s very exciting, but you’ll just have to wait like everyone else. :) Add your guess to the comments!

I think there needs to be a design contest to create a Sunni/Shiite cheat sheet for McCain since it’s obviously a bit too complicated for him to keep straight.

Sounds like the image editing plug-in system is now fully baked.

Let’s gooooo! :)

Opera says they’ll have a build out soon as well and Firefox probably won’t be too far behind. I wouldn’t hold my breath for Internet Explorer.

Apparently my prediction was right after all and it is now possible to use Time Machine with AirPort disks. Whoo-hoo!

The one we’ve been waiting for.

“He brought it. He walked out with it. And then he walked back in with it.” He pretty much always does. :)

Extremely cool integration between Movable Type and Yahoo’s new Fire Eagle service for securely sharing your location information on your blog.

Also, “‘Six Apart pioneered the mobile blogging experience with an iPhone-optimized blog service’, said Chris Alden, CEO, Six Apart.” :)

Sounds like minor fixes but no Time Machine-to-AirPort Disk support. Boo.

“My ExpressionEngine experiment was a good one, but after some more consideration, I ended up back on a the newest version of Movable Type. It’s all in the name of trying to get to Better, Stronger, Faster.”

In short, try Movable Type. It’s excellent. It’s better. :)

The TypePad web app for the iPhone and iPod touch now includes a statistics display for tracking page views and referrers on-the-go!

Congratulations to Rob and the rest of the AIR team. :)

Lots of interesting new stuff in the Yahoo UI Library…

Rob makes an appearance on Ajaxian. :)

Awww. :)

Where’s my credit card?

I used T-Mobile’s Wi-Fi service at a Starbucks a couple of months ago and they double-billed me. So this feels like sweet revenge.

Cabel’s snazzy inline image viewer script.

Two days after I upgrade my parents’ computers to Leopard. Nice!

Shipped May 5th, 1988… opened last Thursday. Beautiful. :)

Coda screencasts and developer resources.

Everything you need to turn your home into an Apple Store.

A free update for all users. The first stable release of the Open Source version. A new Professional Pack for industrial-strength sites. A personal license for the incredible Community Solution. Congratulations to the team!

Get screenshots of your site in a bunch of browsers.

More great themes for TextMate.

Great tips for unlocking hidden features in Leopard’s Screen Sharing app.

The all-new TypePad.com website makes it easy to learn about features, compare service levels, and discover the value of blogging on TypePad.

Watching the keynote address at the Democratic National Convention three and a half years ago, all I could think was, why the hell isn’t this guy running for President? I’m so happy right now. :)

The first best-thing-I’ve-read-all-year of 2008.

Best iPhone-optimized blog I’ve seen. Nice!

Congratulations to everyone who’s been working on this. It’s a very exciting milestone for the product!

My favorite new feature is the speedier search results.

Whoo-hoo! Double-upgrade for only $19. Nice!

Fantastic summary of the issues surrounding the writers strike.

Some of these are brilliant.

Steps for Leopard: Download installer, run installer, setup printer in the print dialog… you’re done. Smoothest hack for this printer yet.

Brilliant! (Now where’s the CompactFlash version?)

Wow, that COMPLETELY SUCKS!

More iPhone developer resources from Apple.

That’s the first I’ve heard of that. Awesome.

News about how well all the Panic apps run on Leopard. Plus, CandyBar 3 in November!

Best. “Hot News”. Ever.

Thanks Amazon. (Maybe I’ll actually turn “iTunes Plus” back on now.)

Designed by me in California.

That’s just completely awesome. :) Nice work!

I broke down and finally bought Path Finder a couple of months ago. Very excited about this new version.

I still can’t get over the fact that the original Zunes were brown. Also, Gruber changed the font of his Fireball titles to Gills Sans. It looks weird.

Pathways Into Darkness 2, here we come. :)

My hatred for Galaxian knows no bounds. :)

Dear Nintendo: It’s been a year for crying out loud. Drop whatever you’re doing and make more Wiis.

Referenced in the commentary on today’s Layer Tennis match.

The 13-minute prequel to Wes Anderson’s next film is now available from the iTunes Store.

No. 11: iMT, the iPhone interface for Movable Type 4. ;)

“…Star Wars fans around the globe have been anticipating using the Wii-mote to control a lightsaber. Their wish will be fulfilled next year…”

The most busted up page at Apple.com I’ve ever seen, still promoting iTunes for the Motorola RAZR V3i… for now.

The trailer for the next Coen brothers film.