Hey I was reading this great article that gets you almost all the way there... http://fak3r.com/2009/09/14/howto-build-your-own-open-source-dropbox-clone/

PS3, it does more. Just picked one up a week ago (Friday) after work. Its great for a lot of other things that just gaming. The connectivity is amazing and I think it is only going to get better over time. My main uses are... 1. Media consumer of my server upstairs 2. Bluray player 3. Gaming console I do have to say, I've downloaded a ton of demos and I just can't figure out what game to buy, they are all so much fun! Other plus's are no fees for online multiplayer, and the Playstation@Home thing (like second life?) and Life with Playstation, its a neat app. So theres my 8 bits...

As a computer savvy user, I set my IM client to fire up and log on precisely at the time I'm supposed to be at work! So, even if I'm a little late, it looks like I was on time! No excuses needed!

zoneedit.com works great for me.

I feel completely unlike the rest of you. I don't seem to get my groove until 4 or 5pm, just when everyone else is winding down for the day, then I end up staying too late and get in trouble with the home front. Its hard to focus in the morning, too much news and CP to read. :)

So, is there a site? Or is Chris going to add "Apple" in the toolbar? I own cocoasoftware.com and don't do anything with that if anyone would like to start something. Todd

Don't yell at me but, if your a closet Mac lover/user Unison is a great app.

Thanks so much for all the responses. I am going to see if I can find a copy of the Hillegass book to get started with. I also found a pretty nice podcast (so far) called CocoaCast. I like the videos and he follows that book you've all mentioned.

Thanks for the tips. I did the tutorial of the Currency Converter on Apple's site a little while ago, I'll keep my eye out for the book. Thanks again.

So after reading this thread this morning, I have decided that I am going to "commit" and try to learn Objective-C. I once a long long time ago took some C++ classes, so that should help me right? What is the best source for learning to develop on the mac? What do you think? Any suggestions? Please let me know. I develop in VS2008 right now, and sometimes learning the IDE is half the battle. So any ideas of where to get started would be awesome! Happy Friday