You probably heard about MacFUSE (announcement). MacFUSE is an OS X implementation of the popular FUSE project (well known to Linux enthusiasts).
I just found a tech-demo video showing some really interesting features and possibilities of FUSE (of course it’s not limited to MacFUSE).
I’m using hobix to power my blog. Unfortunately it requires some work to get the dynamic components up and running (search and comments).
So I decided to use Google’s Blogsearch which is pretty powerful.
Google launched it’s bookmarking service quite some time ago. Until recently it didn’t seem very interesting to me since I liked del.icio.us a lot.
I tried to use it several times but always came back to del.icio.us, either because of it’s tagging capabilities or some other feature. Yet the full-text search of Google’s Bookmarks is a killer feature!
Times change, now I made the switch to Google Bookmarks (for good).
Google provides a service to host your company’s (or personal) mails at their servers via your own domain. They currently provide a limited (invitation only) beta test. You can sign up at Gmail for your domain and they’ll send you an invitation. I had to wait quite a time: signed up in February and received the invitation in July.
