THE VALRUS  Wouldn't it be better to have a whitelist?  
(Version 1.1)

THE VALRUS  Needs the option to import serials from another format, like CSV. I want to switch from RapidoSerial, but I'll be damned if I'm manually copying everything over.  
(Version 1.5.2)

THE VALRUS  It kind of makes me nervous to think that people actually need this.  
(Version 0.1.7)

THE VALRUS  Read the replies to the comment immediately preceding yours.  
(Version 2.7.4296)

THE VALRUS  This application makes me wish I had friends!  
(Version 1.0)

THE VALRUS  This is interesting, but it seems like it really should be a website. I think most of the tools could be implemented in JavaScript or something.  
(Version 1.0)

THE VALRUS  I was hoping this would let me download food off the Internet. Disappointing.  
(Version 1.3b)

THE VALRUS  Never mind, I figured it out. Might want to take those out of the screenshot.  
(Version 1.0.3)

THE VALRUS  Where did all the themes in the screenshot that aren't available in the app's "Downloads" tab (e.g. MetalMuku, Snow) come from?  
(Version 1.0.3)

THE VALRUS  Never mind, I see what you mean. You should probably email the company.  
(Version 3.0.1)

THE VALRUS  The site says it's $39 if you bought the app as part of a bundle, free if you have a standard license. It wasn't that hard to find: second paragraph on the "Purchase" page. Does that answer your question?  
(Version 3.0.1)

THE VALRUS  I could think of a few ways not to love it.  
(Version 1.0)

THE VALRUS  *slaps forehead*  
(Version .11)

THE VALRUS  To say nothing of the magic you can do with q and @.  
(Version 31)

THE VALRUS  MY EYES  
(Version 4.0)

THE VALRUS  MY EYES  
(Version 2.0)

THE VALRUS  LOL WUT  
(Version 2.0)

THE VALRUS  I'm student teaching right now, and for making up worksheets and such, pure LaTeX is too time-consuming. I was using the old version of LaTeXit on Leopard, and services didn't work so I had to mess around with baselines. No fun.

This update will be an absolute lifesaver for me. Services work again and everything is beautiful. Thanks so much.  
(Version 1.15)

THE VALRUS  "Just" an ASCII game?  
(Version 0.3.3)

THE VALRUS  This app is tha SHIZZLE  
(Version 0.12)

THE VALRUS  Revised review: Satisfactory. Looks nice, works well for what it's intended for (complex numbers are clearly not what it's intended for), clean and spiffy. I doubt I'm part of the intended audience but for what it is, it's a fine program.  
(Version 1.4.2)

THE VALRUS  Haha, updated in time for NaNoWriMo excitement to start picking up. Marketing genius, I say. That is, if you were making any money off it. ;)  
(Version 2.2)

THE VALRUS  Have you tried this app? It can do things that aren't built in to the OS.  
(Version 2.2)

THE VALRUS  IT'S LATE MARCH, BRO

I'M WAITING

Seriously though, do you know if FileRun will be free?  
(Version 1.1.3)

THE VALRUS  Good little app, but the interface needs work. The "configure drawers" window should allow drag-and-drop of items instead of the awkward up and down buttons, and there's no reason for the "close" button beneath the text box.

Also, the "empty drawer" menu item should confirm when selected, as it's potentially destructive. Finally, having to go into another menu to copy an item to the clipboard is kind of unwieldy; it seems to me that selecting an item should copy it.

Finally, the "copied object" used for images is practically useless if there's more than an item or two in the menu.  
(Version 1.0)

THE VALRUS  Wow! Very very nice AND nice? I didn't even know that was possible!  
(Version 4.4)

THE VALRUS  Just wanted to also chime in about the Norton key combinations. Having them available is a nice thing, to be sure, but the Mac OS defaults should be available as well. People shouldn't have to rearrange their Expose keys just to use this app.  
(Version 1.1)

THE VALRUS  Minuteur is a fantastic app. Those looking for a widget version might like 3-2-1::

http://www.baldgeeks.com/3-2-1.htm

Not quite as good as Minuteur, but it might suffice to scratch the itch.  
(Version 4.3.1)

THE VALRUS  ...ProVocative!  
(Version 2.7.2)

THE VALRUS  When I try to add the feed with URL 'http://daringfireball.net/feeds/rss/********' (where the ******** is some numbers and letters which I can't reveal due to their having been obtained through a subscription), RSS Menu rejects it, telling me the URL must begin with 'http://' or 'https://'. What gives?

It's a shame, because I'm dying to start using this exclusively for my RSS needs. So thanks for the speedy update; I'll be eagerly awaiting the next one since it seems the last one fixed most of the issues brought up here. Applause for the responsive developer! Now fix your program! ;)  
(Version 1.0.2)

THE VALRUS  Best review ever. I hope you win an iPod shuffle, my good man.  
(Version 1.11)

IAN MCCOWAN  Hey! Don't knock Vim! ;)  
(Version 1.631)

IAN MCCOWAN  One of the best apps for anything, ever, period.  
(Version B29)

IAN MCCOWAN  You are too sensitive. "Singling you out?" Are you the only person who doesn't use Panther?

I didn't see anything snotty in the developer's reply. Get over it.  
(Version r2)

IAN MCCOWAN  Then why'd you only give it 3 out of 5 stars? Last I checked, 60% is a D.  
(Version 0.22)

IAN MCCOWAN  "First of all, just because something is fully customizable does not make it atheistically pleasing."

I'm an atheist, and I prefer the customizability of Adium to having to pay for Proteus.  
(Version 0.61)

IAN MCCOWAN  Poorly said. Reviewer ignores legitimate uses of this software for security testing and uses an inaccurate and misleading Biblical metaphor. This isn't Eden, it's the real world, and if someone's going to be able to crack one of my passwords I'd prefer to find it out myself first.  
(Version 1.3)

IAN MCCOWAN  Had you bothered to read the readme or tried pressing "?" while playing (reasonably intuitive if you want help, I think), you might have found help files available in abundance.

Angband's been around for 14 years, and for good reason; your inability or unwillingness to figure it out doesn't merit a one-star rating and probably reflects more on you than on the game.  
(Version 3.0.5)

IAN MCCOWAN  Yes. Some people love it, some people hate it, and both should probably just shut up about it.  
(Version 1.1)

IAN MCCOWAN  Oh geez, I just two minutes ago turned in a 10-page paper on two of the biggies of twelve-tone and serialist music: Schoenberg and Boulez, and I come back to find this at the top of macupdate's software list.

That's surreal.

Anyway, unfortunately, this isn't a review of this software; I think serial music was a bit of an aesthetic misstep. If this program could play the rows and their various permutations, I might be tempted to check it out; any chance of adding that as a feature?  
(Version 1.0)

THE VALRUS  I got a good chortle out of the anonymous comment, and it was obviously supposed to be a joke.  
(Version 2.2)

IAN MCCOWAN  *cough*

Just to even things out, I disagree with Phil. I've been using Python for years; I've never had a problem accomplishing things that needed to be done with it, and Python code is some of the cleanest, most readable code around.

I've tried to learn Perl but have never gotten far before deciding that I couldn't see any advantages that it had over Python.

I'm no expert, but I'm extremely enamoured of Python. It works well and is stunningly easy to learn. I can't compare it to Perl but I can say that it's a powerful and useful language in its own right.  
(Version 2.3.3)