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Highlights from this week’s 37signals staff posts at Twitter.

@rjs Divvy is a fresh and very simple approach to OS X window management http://mizage.com/divvy/

@JZ I’m not upgrading Adobe Creative Suite until this is fixed. Seriously, Adobe? It’s been years. http://twitpic.com/1pgngq

@dhh Maybe that’s why Microsoft’s new business model is lawsuits. Their overpriced, shitty tech is failing to attract anyone under 30.

@uptonic Really digging the clean new look of @joyent http://bit.ly/cRCJYB

@dhh Loving the progress of HTML5. See what browsers are already ready for what: http://html5readiness.com/

@mattlinderman Fela Kuti would fine drummer for mistakes. Acc to one: “The more I played, the less money I would get paid.” http://nyti.ms/cauZv8

@jasonfried Panera is experimenting with a new pricing model: Pay what you want. http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/37213165/?gt1=43001

@jasonfried Transcript of my interview w/ @jmspool on the design & challenges of the 37signals ID project: http://bit.ly/aX1Uc5

@mattlinderman Lloyd posts Year Two in Review at Lone Gunman. Good stuff on psychology, marketing, general geekery, etc. http://bit.ly/doHURN

@mattlinderman “In order to be irreplaceable one must always be different.” -Coco Chanel http://bit.ly/93Lp3j