I was using Things but have since switched over to Producteev lately. Easy to use, iPhone companion app and free for two users.

@rotechi: I agree about Nettus+. They are an excellent resource. I also like Six Revisions. They had a cool article a little while back about creating an HTML5 iPhone app. As far as books go, there are a lot in the pipeline for late June/July so just be patient. They're coming.

Jeffrey Way (editor of Nettuts, Code Canyon and Themeforest)

@iamnotafish:

When something is wrong: "Just bring it to me. I'll have it back to you tomorrow."

Has to be a placebo app. "Yeah, submit the location of your dropped call *snicker* and we'll be sure to get right on that whole improving-our-network thing. *snicker snicker* " At least they admit (somewhat) that their network sucks. Can't wait to see this as one of the App Store's most popular apps.

Firefox

If the data providers didn't charge me an arm and a leg then definitely. I would pay full price for the phone and be perfectly content with a data only phone with VOIP. Something tells me, however, that AT&T, Verizon, etc. will see a need to charge more for the "unlimited" data plans they currently offer with a voice…

@g: That works great for the bookmark toolbar. Not so much for the actual tab... #featuredfirefoxextension

@adumbguy: I avoid elevators at all cost. Not because they scare me or anything but because I don't like being in that close of a proximity to others. #openthread

One blanket and two Jack Russell Terriers (one laying on the feet and one laying beside me on the couch) while relaxing. While working, it doesn't get much warmer than a Macbook Pro on your lap. #heating

Wondering how useful it will be to them if they don't have any invitations to share themselves to invite the specific people they want to collaborate with...unless you guys got to have some super nominating powers we mere mortals don't.

My job sucks so I try to do something that interests me on my lunch break. I'll eat something light then play around with XHTML, CSS and Pixelmator. It means I have to lug my laptop to work but it helps retain my sanity at a boring, boring job.

I got my invite but, like others, find little use for it without anyone to "wave" with. I looked through a few public waves but most were just "Hi, isn't it cool to be on Wave?" threads but I'll keep searching to see I can find anything worthwhile to participate in.

I'm a CMD + K guy even though I have iGoogle as my homepage. I never use the actual search box though. I just use iGoogle to consolidate all the Google services I use (basically all of them).

I'm looking at buying Coda [www.panic.com] Does anyone have any expierence with it as a Dreamweaver replacement? Same question regarding Pixelmator/Photoshop as well. Thanks a lot!

@Brad: Evernote maybe?

@b4rent14: the way it seems to be done is by starting a flame war between PC and Mac regardless of the topic at hand...

@DocBadwrench: #1 here's a few that Lifehacker has featured before [lifehacker.com] and [lifehacker.com]

If my "unlimited" data plan suddenly becomes, even slightly less, unlimited, I'm jumping ship. Hopefully, something game-changing with Android will happen to help me miss my iPhone less.