Objectpark’s FuzzyClock

My friend, Matt, first showed me FuzzyClock a few years ago, and I’ll admit that, at first, it seemed sort of silly and counter-intuitive. But even after a few days’ use, it became one of my favorite little Mac apps.

Unlike the typical digital clock that tells you the precise time, FuzzyClock gives you — well — a fuzzy version of the time. So, instead of your menubar displaying “4:58:23 PM,” you’ll see “nearly five.”

Plus, you can enter in your own custom fuzz — for example, changing the period from “5:25pm through 5:35pm” to “beer thirty.”

Many thanks to Guido for the fast update to universal binary; he heard my whining the other day, and pushed out a new DMG lickety-split.

Now, I think the last three PowerPC holdouts on my personal UB wish list are SplashShopper, AutoPairs, and HumaneText.

On that last one — a useful OS X Service for turning Markdown text into HTML and back — I suppose its author, Jack, can be forgiven. He’s been kinda busy lately.