It’s hard to admit that I’m jealous of anything Windows. But I’ve been jealous of the subscreen partitioning feature in Windows 7. It’s really cool.

This is definitely one of the best free apps in the iTunes App Store: Apple’s remote lets you take control of your entire iTunes library so you never have to get out of your LoveSac. The latest version even has full Genius Playlist support. :)

Caffeine is a menu extra that does one thing, and does it well: it keeps your computer from going to sleep.

Do you get tired of wiggling your mouse to keep the screen from dimming while you’re watching a YouTube video? Do you ever wish you could close the lid of your MacBook without it falling asleep immediately? Wouldn’t it be great if you could keep your computer awake for an hour or two before power management kicked in? Want to easily disable or enable your screen saver? Check out Caffeine to turn your Mac into an insomniac.

Today my moving truck came, and I tracked it the whole way with Mike Piontek’s Delivery Status Dashboard widget.

This is one of the few widgets that I actually keep using. Maybe because it’s better than refreshing the UPS tracking page every five minutes. Maybe it’s because this widget updates me through Growl so I don’t even have to pull up my Dashboard. Yeah, that’s probably it. It’s slick, easy to use, and indispensable.

One of my biggest problems with the “clipboard” paradigm is that it only holds on to the last thing I clipped. I’m forever forgetting that I just clipped something I wanted, and haphazardly replacing it by copying something new.