iStumbler is the a wireless discovery tool for Mac OS X. It can detect AirPort (or any wireless) networks, Bluetooth devices and Bonjour services with your Mac. Wireless networks are very popular in my neighbourhood but few seem to know (or care) about security.
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Start Page
Web Worker Daily has a mini review of various AJAX start pages. I prefer to use FireFox with the Google Toolbar extension and Google Personalised Home page. With the Google Toolbar I have once click access to Gmail, Google Docs and Spreadsheets, Google Calendar, and Google Finance and Google Bookmarks. Multiple tabs in Google Personalised home allows me to aggregate my RSS feeds.
One button or Two?
"The one-button mouse: its legacy has haunted Apple in many ways since the first two-button mouse hit the market. Apple was constantly seen as behind the times; even the introduction of the Mighty Mouse and its wireless successor did little to salve this open wound. Even though the Apple faithful knew that two-button mouse support had been in the OS since System 8 or so, critics regularly hit Apple at its "simplistic" one button mouse." - via MacUser
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