Browsing Apple
CoconutBattery
Reports (among other things) the current capacity of your MacBook battery compared to its original capacity. Warning, what it finds may be disheartening. 
Transmit. TextMate. Tabs
Double-good. (via)
Song Summoner
Music × (Squenix + RPG) = frickin’ genius. I though about doing something similar as a Mint Pepper a while back. Mapping data from each of the default panes to different stats—Referrers to strength, Pages to agility, Searches to intelligence and Visits to hit points (obviously)—and then pitting Mint installations against each other. Shoulda-woulda-coulda.
Read Catch a Shortwave
Plainview
A bare-bones full screen browser built with WebKit. (via)
Summize WWDC "Coverage"
This is such a bad idea. Three hours before the Stevenote and you can already see the problem: the parrots are going to drown out the songbirds. Oh, and if you hadn’t heard yet, “the Apple Store is being updated.”
280 Slides
When I skimmed over @chockenberry joking about Objective-J on Twitter (yeah, remember Twitter?), I thought he was referring to the original iPhone SDK (or web apps with JavaScript in Safari). Turns out the guys at 280 North wrote an Objective-C interpreter in JavaScript. Basolutely sinane.
Read Image to Data Droplet for OS X
Shufflesome Play
Shufflesome, seller of fine iPod shuffle stickers, recently introduced a Mint-powered sales game/experiment. When shufflesome.com’s unique daily visitors exceed the previous high, prices drop.
CSS Variables
Note David Hyatt’s name on the author’s list. Could something like CSS-SSC find a native implementation in a future version of Safari? (via ppk)