Sure, I\'ve uploaded it here: http://www.ryantoohil.com/apps/PwdHash.safariextz.

Download, double-click, and it\'ll install into Safari. Whenever you\'re in a password form field, type in your master password, hit F2, and it\'ll hash your master password against the domain name to give you a site specific password.

It's not too hard, actually.

If you can grab your ics file from Google Calendar and drop it into that validator, that's the place to start. It'll start telling you where things aren't closed right. Then, in any text editor (TextEdit for the Mac will work), you can add the missing element in, which will usually look like </something>, where you're replacing the something with the element that the validator says you are missing.

I think he already did.

Yes, yes you may.

Google's changed the way they take in events. I haven't had a chance to update my script yet.

It is not a must have yet. It will be. When they release the new OS this fall, it'll be closer. I'm guessing iPad 2.0 will basically kill off the low end notebook.

Where it really shines is for non-computer users. It's the ultimate "get my computer-phobic dad a computer" tool.

Worst Muse song ever.

I think he ripped me off.

I had not made that connection, but that's probably a major reason I really dig the We Were Promised Jetpacks album.

Good call.

But corn syrup tastes so good!