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Linked List: July 26, 2005

Tuesday, 26 July 2005

Greasemonkey 0.4.1 ★

New release fixes recently-discovered security flaws; Mark Pilgrim confirms that it closes all known security holes and yet still works with all of the scripts from his upcoming Greasemonkey Hacks book. (Both links via Andy Baio.)

Blinksale ★

Firewheel Design’s online invoicing app is out of beta. Looks really useful, with a thoughtful UI.

Apple’s New Machines Still Can’t Hack Core Image ★

Nat Irons points out that today’s new Mac Minis and iBooks still ship with video cards that aren’t good enough for Core Image. (Update: According to this forum thread at MacNN, the ATI Radeon 9550 graphics card in the new iBooks does handle Core Image, even though it isn’t on Core Image’s list of supported cards.)

Inside Adobe HQ ★

PhotoshopNews has photos from their recent tour of Adobe headquarters in San Jose. (Via Andy Baio.)

Apple Updates Mac Mini and iBook Line-Ups ★

Default memory is now, finally, up to 512 MB in all the Minis and iBooks. No processor changes for the Mini, but AirPort and Bluetooth are now standard on the $599 and $699 models. The iBooks pick up the sudden motion sensor and scrolling trackpads from the PowerBook line. Bogus rumor of the month goes to Think Secret for their hype of a “widescreen” iBook.