DISQUS

I spent some time perusing the site this morning after seeing your tweet on it and I think it looks outstanding.

Top to bottom it has a great look and feel.

To some designers out there, I may have breached etiquette a bit by mixing a serif font for titling (Georgia) and a sans (Lucidia Grande) for body copy, but I thought it would be a nice break for the eyes and help keep sections more separated visually.

I don't think that is breaking etiquette. I do the same on my site.

@ Brent: You could consider the $200 price break as Apple's way of budgeting in the early termination fee for you...

Bro, I bought an iPhone today. Really, the only reason I waited though was because of my contract with another provider, which conveniently expires next week.

Thanks Brent. You are too kind... I haven't been to active as an 'author' lately.

I bought two. They're on sale on eBay. Probably a waste of time, but a fun story none-the-less.

I may get one to keep some day down the road.

I would love to see the ultra portable. I'm not in the market for a new laptop right now but when my 12" PowerBook finally dies I'd love to pick up it's MacBook Pro counterpart. But Apple needs a few versions to work out the kinks.

@ Chris: 60? Sweet moses! Quicksilver can help you with those dock items.

@ Derek: You stole my comment.

Shawn
Kansas City, MO
I never turn on my TV, but I did just watch the season premier of Heros thanks to iTunes

The new logo is definitely 'cute'. I think it does a good job conveying the feeling that new mac users do (or should) feel. Congrats to Christopher.

Brent - Thanks for the link.

After sending you that email I spent the rest of my afternoon digging around online and putting together several other links that aren't on the 43 Folders site, and wrote my own comprehensive T.O.C. on quicksilver. You can look for it on Monday.

I am always advising people about your first point. So many blogs start and then they run out and promote but they only have one or two posts that say "Hello World" or "Well, here I am. I'm a blogger now."

They need to work their blogging muscle, and get a little pillow of posts published.

Congrats Brent. It's the little things in life, you know?

A lot of people think of them as being the same, but reparing permissions is different than disk defragmenter on Windows.

A good read is John Greuber's article on the voodoo of repairing permissions.

I'm with Wess Daniels. Hold the contest in a manner that will build your readership a bit.