Essentially you just add a few elements to the .project XML file, and then you have a PDT project! I’d recommend running the “Clean Project” task afterwards just to make sure your project is refreshed.

If you need a little help putting together some of your own regex magic, try out the Regex Coach.

The chapters are:

• Getting Started with Photoshop
• Basic Skills
• Creating Buttons
• Creating Backgrounds
• Working with Text
• Adjusting Images
• Manipulating Images
• Designing a Web Site
• Advanced Photoshop Techniques

Apple has started offering Windows users its Safari 3.1 Web browser through the same online updater it utilizes for iTunes and the QuickTime video player.

Not just offering, but pushing. As in you must manually un-check the install or ignore it, or Safari will be installed the next time you run the updater to bring your iTunes up to the next release.

MacBook Air hacked in security contest (posted 3/27)

A team of security researchers has won $10,000 for hacking a MacBook Air in two minutes using an undisclosed Safari vulnerability.

Bad decision, Apple. I don’t want that accidentally pushed out on my machines, or any of the family members I help support.

If you want to prevent this from happening on your machine when you run the Apple updater, make sure the Safari option is checked, and then in the top menu, select “Tools > Ignore selected updates”.

The man behind the counter is Fred Ferguson, a Medal of Honor recipient.

h/t: Hugh Hewitt

Coming soon

I have been using FeedDemon as my primary RSS aggregator for over a year, and have loved it. Very quick, responsive, and a nice interface to read and manage feeds. I also subscribe to the (not free) NewsGator Online service to sync my feeds and clippings across 2 FeedDemon clients and the NewsGator Online client. Makes it very easy to stay on top of a lot of information.

Here are the available NewsGator RSS clients that are now free:

• FeedDemon - Windows client
• NetNewsWire - Mac OS X client
• NewsGator Inbox - Microsoft Outlook client
• NewsGator Go! - Mobile client
• NewsGator Online - Web client (has always been free)

They also posted some FAQs to address how this change fits their business model and isn’t NewsGator dumping their the RSS clients.

Update: Turns out they are making their synchronization service available for free as well - cool!

Incredible! Seems like the basics are mostly worked out. I wonder what the models in 5 years will be like.

I know people currently serving in the military. The negative aspects she describes are among the reasons these people volunteered to serve in the current war on terror, to protect us here and to help our global neighbors obtain freedom from oppression. I’m very thankful to be born in the land of the free, and thankful for those who sacrifice to protect it!

Why Blog Post Frequency Does Not Matter Anymore

My particular favorites:

• #3- Loyal readers coming back daily to check your posts is so Web 1.0
• #4 - Frequent posting is actually starting to have a negative impact on loyalty

My daily web reading is mainly facilitated through RSS feed subscriptions (point 3), and I have actually unsubscribed to several feeds who just posted too often (point 4). They were clogging up my RSS reader, and making me feel constantly behind. So out they went!

Generally speaking, I think the frequent-post mentality is old school, so please don’t do it. I might unsubscribe.