For me, geolocation is a huge amount of fun, but also useful. Having the locations and times of my paths and photographs (and, coming soon, other media) adds useful context I think, and looking at them overlaid on aerial/satellite maps sometimes reveals new things to check out next time I’m in an area.

A good handheld GPS can be had for below $200 these days, and I at least think I’ve gotten my money’s worth out of several times over.

However, I wouldn’t under any circumstances recommend anything made by Magellan – stay tuned for a blog post…

Map works for me, and the pics are cool. I’m tempted to get a GPS so I can geolocate when my wife and I travel for our anniversary to the Outer Banks of NC.

Ah, okay – I hate Apple’s multiple-version-numbers-for-everything schtick. (Is it “Safari 4″ or is it “Safari 530.17″? Is it Mac OSX version “10.5″ or is it version “8.11″ as `uname -r` reports?)

I can confirm that if you install XiphQT, Safari 4 seems to handle the same audio and video codecs that Firefox 3.5 (and Opera and eventually Chrome and Konqueror – basically everyone but Microsoft Internet Exploiter) does.

I just downloaded the new safari yesterday, but I have no idea if it supports HTML 5. I was using firefox for a while, but I switched back…obviously.

Hmmm…is that version of Safari you’re using the new one that supports HTML5?…