Nice synopsis by John Gruber regarding copying other designs/applications instead of blazing your own path.

Just underscores the fact that I need to start building things I want to use, not what I think others want to use, and let success come from there.

Daring Fireball: Copying the Wrong Thing

People please... if you ever write this code:

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Just use a table...

After months of having serious issues with Keychain Access hanging my machine for 15 minutes at a time, I finally found the solution. The problem presents itself when you choose to allow a software program to access your keychain after you get the "Software on your computer has changed and wants to access your keychain" dialog. Clicking Allow results in a complete system hang that can only be remedied by a reboot.

Fortunately, someone smarter than me found the solution. I followed Solution 1 at the bottom of the article to get rid of my corrupted CodeEquivalenceDatabase and I'm back up and running.

Unsanity.org: Love Tropicana: The Fix for securityd Eatings Gobs of Ram When Updating Keychain Entries.

Just testing to see if this shows up at Twitter.

Sometimes there's just no other way, and you should just Give Up and Use Tables