Error running [...]: No valid Maven installation found. Either set the home directory in the configuration dialog or set the M2_HOME environment variable on your system.

To fix, you have to add M2_HOME variable in the Mac specific way.

Create or modify the file ~/.MacOSX/environment.plist, and add an entry for M2_HOME

If that file is already there, you may find that you can’t edit in a text editor because it is a binary file. First you will have to convert it to plain text (xml), edit it, and then you can convert it back to the binary format.

$ plutil -convert xml1 environment.plist

$ vim environment.plist

$ plutil -convert binary1 environment.plist

Ref: http://youtrack.jetbrains.net/issue/IDEA-21225 and http://devnet.jetbrains.net/thread/278634

It should be restored to its former glory as soon as I can get some time free from my projects and our brand new baby

A little digging around found me the solution -

In sendmail.php->post_notification_create_email(), find -

$subject = get_option('post_notification_subject');

and add a new line after that -

$subject = str_replace('@@author', $post_author, $subject);

Ref – Post Notification forum

See Changing The Site URL – Domain Name Change

Even after you update the guid in your WordPress database’s posts table by following the instructions there, you may find that some of the images do not show up, and the image and other links are broken.

Run this command to see if the problem is in the post contents in the WordPress database’s posts table -

select id, post_title from wp_posts where post_content like '%exampleoldsiteurl%';

(Replace exampleoldsiteurl with the old url of your blog)

If this shows posts that are using the old url, you need to replace that url in the post_content just as you did for guid -

UPDATE wp_posts SET post_content = replace(post_content, 'exampleoldsiteurl','examplenewsiteurl');

Make sure to carefully read the instructions on the WordPress Codex link above, and absolutely make certain that you have a back-up of your database before you run these sql commands on it.

With a slight modification to that process, you can manually resume a download that requires a session, for example by requiring you to log in to a website.

Follow the same steps as in the hint above, and after starting and stopping the download, copy the following two items (substitute the urls from the info.plist in the new download file) to the info.plist in the old download that you want to resume -

<key>NSURLDownloadURL</key>
<string>http://www.mypatchsite.com/patch.sit</string>

<key>DownloadEntryURL</key>
<string>http://www.mypatchsite.com/patch.sit</string>

Now open the old download package in Safari, and it should be able to continue the download from where you left it.

Google Chrome on Mac

Being a developer release, it is incomplete.
How incomplete? You can’t run YouTube videos for example, a bunch of other plugins don’t work, and lots of other good stuff missing.
GMail works though, that is what I will be using it for now.

Download it here – Chrome developer release, if you can’t wait to see Chrome running on your Mac.

Google has just unveiled the next big thing they have been working on – Google Wave, and I can safely bet that it is going to have a much bigger impact on how we communicate than GMail did.

I just finished watching the Google Wave Developer Preview at Google I/O 2009.
It is absolutely mind blowing. Not only in how completely it changes the way we think about online conversations, but also in how much the Google team managed to do in the browser. Amaazing!!!

Go watch it now. It is an hour and twenty minutes, but it is time well spent .

Or, you can switch to Hudson