PSEUDO TASUKI  100 times better than using curl. I have no complaints.  
(Version 0.9.1)

PSEUDO TASUKI  Weird. Sounds like it couldn't load the Sparkle library.  
(Version 2.4)

PSEUDO TASUKI  Huh. Never heard of LS killing anyone's OS install before. Try deleting the kernel extension.

Boot off of the install DVD, open Terminal from the Utilities menu and type this:

rm /System/Library/Extensions/LittleSnitch.kext

If the LS kernel extension was the issue, that should make the system bootable. After that just run the Uninstall command from the Little Snitch installer and it'll clear everything out.  
(Version 2.1.1)

PSEUDO TASUKI  I own version 2. When I try to use version 3 it tells me I can't because my serial isn't valid any more. While I realize that, why can't I try it out like everyone else?  
(Version 3.0)

PSEUDO TASUKI  Is there anything similar to this application which is compatible with gpg2?  
(Version 1.2.2)

PSEUDO TASUKI  Glen,

As of version 1.1 it DID call home (see earlier comments). In version 2.2 the author apparently changed this behavior but didn't outline it in the description.

Regardless, the app uses a network resource which is NOT secure (no SSL) in order to grab random numbers even though a true random number generator is available locally.

The password generator in Keychain.app is much more flexible anyway.  
(Version 1.2)

PSEUDO TASUKI  Er, isn't a grouping of files a folder? If it's on the left side of the separator then new icons shouldn't appear after launching the applications. This app seems to be trying to fix an annoying limitation of the dock (the ability to group applications), which does nothing to fix the real issue and only replaces existing capabilities.  
(Version 1.0)

PSEUDO TASUKI  Fifty bucks! A bit steep, but I may pay it.  
(Version 1.0)

PSEUDO TASUKI  If the app crashes, is force-quit or the computer kernel panics any new data entered will be lost. It seems the app only saves when it quits. This is a serious issue since this is the type of app I'd leave open most of the time. I lost three days of dieting data because of this issue. The developer didn't respond to my email.

There aren't a lot of features, but it has a fairly adequate and seemingly accurate (though inconsistent) database of foods. There are likely better choices out there for this type of application.  
(Version 1.2)

PSEUDO TASUKI  Huh… auto-updater fails because it says some files have changed. The updater can't figure out that I moved it to the Applications folder? Seriously, EA? I need to keep the pointless subfolder just to patch the game?

Amazing.  
(Version 1.1)

PSEUDO TASUKI  This is an amusing idea and works surprisingly well, but 14% CPU usage? Seriously?  
(Version 0.3)

PSEUDO TASUKI  You seem to have misunderstood my comment. I was pointing out that this game blatantly violates trademarks and copyrights.

You also seem to misunderstand how to reply.  
(Version 1.2)

PSEUDO TASUKI  There appears to be no solo play in the demo. Maybe I'm just not seeing it, but it should be simple to find.

When I tried playing online the game simply quit and brought up a page about GameRanger. I had to sign up for that service and download their software… after a few minutes of trying to connect to the two available servers I just gave up.

Giving this one star since I can't even play the demo.  
(Version 1.0.1)

PSEUDO TASUKI  And of course we can assume the developer has properly licensed these properties from Nintendo and PopCap.  
(Version 1.2)

PSEUDO TASUKI  You're quite welcome! I actually ran into this same issue and recalled seeing your comment. Hopefully they'll add something to the UI before 1.0 for accepting/rejecting certificates from unknown authorities.  
(Version 1.0b2)

PSEUDO TASUKI  If you also have the command-line svn client installed you can work around this issue by manually connecting to the server and permanently accepting the SSL key.  
(Version 1.0b1)

PSEUDO TASUKI  What a beautiful application. I love that it uses Apple's FileMerge for displaying diffs (SvnX does this as well). This makes it much easier to wrap my head around large changes. Additionally, Its use of a table display for blame is inspired for both clarity and simplicity.

Though I'll still prefer to use the standard CLI client for most tasks, this is by far the most straightforward and cleanly-designed GUI Subversion client I've ever used.

Now I have to impatiently wait to see how much money I'll undoubtedly be spending on it. *crosses fingers*  
(Version 1.0b1)

PSEUDO TASUKI  This is an interesting idea, but not the best execution.

All of the SVN commands are performed in the Finder via the right-click menu. I would greatly prefer either buttons in the toolbar or a SVN menu. What's especially annoying is that all of Mowgli's commands are buried under the "More" submenu.

The installer insists on restarting my machine after finishing. That's completely unnecessary as restarting the Finder should suffice. I force-quit the installer and manually restarted the Finder and saw no ill effects.

There is no documentation to speak of. If there is, I haven't seen it. No help files either. There's only one item in the settings, which changes the diff command.

Surprisingly, there doesn't seem to be commands for moving, copying or (amazingly) even status. The move and copy commands I can understand being confusing in the context of a GUI file manager, but the lack of svn status cripples this software in my opinion.

I've only been using it for a few minutes and thus far there haven't been any stability issues, however I'm giving it a rating of 4 for stability because of the installer issues.

Overall, I gave it a 3/5, which may even be a bit generous, but it's clearly an early version and it's freeware.  
(Version 1.0)

PSEUDO TASUKI  Odd. It's recommending I run Software Update to install Mac OS X 10.5.3. As of this moment, the latest released version of Mac OS X is 10.5.2.

"Delicious Library 2 is going to scroll and zoom very slowly because your Mac is running Mac OS X 10.5.2, and we require the critical graphics system updates in Mac OS X 10.5.3.

Please update your Mac to “Leopard” 10.5.3 as soon as you can, and we will automatically switch to full speed."  
(Version 2.0)

PSEUDO TASUKI  Why not Base64 the image and use the data: URL? That would be far more efficient.  
(Version 4.0)

PSEUDO TASUKI  Guh? That's all that's new in version 2.0?  
(Version 2.0)

PSEUDO TASUKI  Okay. It's still a bit weird that the frontend runs from the menu bar, though.  
(Version 0.1)

PSEUDO TASUKI  Would it be possible to modify this to use SIMBL? It seems wasteful to have Input Managers which are only used in one application. Works as advertised.  
(Version 1.3b2)

PSEUDO TASUKI  I don't get it. Why do people have so much trouble telling the difference between spreadsheets and databases.  
(Version 1.0v2r1)

PSEUDO TASUKI  I believe the main reason this is Leopard-only is because of how it interacts with the Address Book and iCal databases. In earlier versions of OS X there was no central database for them, so making changes would be very difficult and risky.  
(Version 1.0v2r1)

PSEUDO TASUKI  This is exactly what a screensaver should be. Simple, low-resource and (most importantly) it actually saves your screen. Once the CRT burn-in problem was solved screensavers became toys. Backlight dimming and lifetime, however, are a new issue with LCDs. This is the only screensaver I've seen that actually does something about that. Well done!  
(Version 1.002)

PSEUDO TASUKI  It seems to work as advertised, it set the proper permissions for my input managers (both SIMBL and GrowlCamino), but there's two issues.

1. The name is confusing. How about calling it "Input Manager Fix" or something like that.

2. Packaging a simple and self-contained utility in a .pkg is massive overkill. The app zipped will do just fine.  
(Version 1.0)

PSEUDO TASUKI  So where is this "Phase" game? It's not included along with iTunes as far as I can tell. I searched in the iTunes Store and found the game, but it's "not available in the US iTunes Store."

I suppose I should be patient.  
(Version 7.5)

PSEUDO TASUKI  That an improvement overall! :P

Perhaps this is a sign you shouldn't be getting your news from either of those sources?  
(Version 9.0.98)

PSEUDO TASUKI  Oo, spoke too soon. Thanks MU guys!  
(Version 3.0.1)

PSEUDO TASUKI  I appreciate the change from Shareware to Demo... but it's not a demo either. This is commercial. Despite being able to download, you can't try the software without purchasing a key.  
(Version 3.0.1)

PSEUDO TASUKI  Oh wow, that's great! Those changes are really reasonable and shouldn't interfere with reasonable uses of Input Managers (at least, reasonable in regards to how they're generally used), but at the same time fixes most of the security issues. Well done, Apple.  
(Version 0.8.2)

PSEUDO TASUKI  Wait, I thought there was no way SIMBL would be compatible with Leopard. My understanding was that SIMBL uses input managers, a feature which was removed in 10.5. Can anyone clear this up for me?  
(Version 0.8.2)

PSEUDO TASUKI  o_O A web server which runs in the menu bar? Wouldn't a daemon make more sense?  
(Version 0.1)

PSEUDO TASUKI  Ha! Good luck getting a response. I never heard back from the developer about my issue with NewsFire and I get the feeling that nobody else ever does, either.  
(Version 1.4v69)

PSEUDO TASUKI  Interesting idea. Just remember that "long-term" means a few months. If the battery gets too low it will kick the bucket.  
(Version 1.0)

PSEUDO TASUKI  Why exactly did you think Adium supports video chat?  
(Version 1.0)

PSEUDO TASUKI  You gave it a one star rating because it doesn't work with a piece of software it doesn't claim to work with? You, sir, are the king of whiny bitches.  
(Version 0.5)

PSEUDO TASUKI  Half Life 2 is the only app I run that uses the GPU.

It's not a matter of being 3D or not if it'll run, it's a matter of being supported.  
(Version 6.0b3)

PSEUDO TASUKI  Haven't tried.

Haven't even heard of those.

Why don't you just give it a try?  
(Version 6.0b3)

PSEUDO TASUKI  It runs 3D apps just fine. I don't know why people don't think it can. This isn't an abstraction layer like Paralells, the programs are running IN OS X.  
(Version 6.0b3)

PSEUDO TASUKI  I'm happy they finally released a UB version. This really should have been done months ago, but it worked alright in Rosetta.

Right now it crashes every time I open the preferences. I haven't done any troubleshooting, but that's a bit odd.  
(Version 11.0)

PSEUDO TASUKI  Anyone looking for a widget equivalent should download the excellent Lost Widget.

http://skia.net/dev/Lost-1.0.zip

I'm not sure why it's not listed on here, but whatevs. As a bonus it's a lot more accurate to the show than this program.  
(Version 1.0)

PSEUDO TASUKI  Well obviously if Classic isn't an option you'll have to find other means. If it would make you feel better I'll give it a try in SheepShaver.  
(Version 1.14)

PSEUDO TASUKI  Because it's not worth the trouble to port to OS X. It runs fine in Classic.  
(Version 1.14)

PSEUDO TASUKI  Tiger introduced a new scheduling daemon called launchd which handles those tasks. Cron is still part of the system, however, for compatibility.

I recommend the application Lingon for editing launchd tasks.  
(Version 3.0.2)

PSEUDO TASUKI  The numbers aren't ever displayed on the computer.  
(Version 1.2)

PSEUDO TASUKI  Is this abandonware?

This program is desperately in need of an update. Is there a Universal binary in the works?

Inquiring minds want to know.  
(Version 1.31)

PSEUDO TASUKI  The second article you posted (http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?artnum=107822) contradicts your statements. It seems that the data exists both in the DS_Store file as well as the local Spotlight database. When editing the Spotlight comments on a remote file, the changes you make will ONLY apply on the local machine, regardless of the use of this software. If copying an entire folder, however, the DS_Store file will be transferred and the comments WILL appear on other machines.

Ironically, it seems that if you use this software to disable DS_Store files on remote volumes the Finder's behavior actually becomes more consistent!

I've verified that removing a DS_Store file causes the Spotlight comments to disappear from the get info window. The data is still searchable via Spotlight, however. It seems to me that this is actually a bug.

Hopefully Apple will sort this all out in the next version of OS X. The best course of action would be to stop using DS_Store files altogether and take advantage of the metadata capabilities of the filesystem.  
(Version 1.0.2)

PSEUDO TASUKI  Are you certain of that?

Can you provide a source?

That certainly does not make sense. The information she be stored either in the HFS+ extended attributes or the Spotlight database.  
(Version 1.0.2)

PSEUDO TASUKI  Indeed, there is no such thing as a 12" Titanium PowerBook. Those were only available in 15" models and never included the option for Bluetooth.  
(Version 1.2)