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Many people use the syntax highlighting script, dp.SyntaxHighlighter. I use it for this blog, SitePoint uses a modified version in their articles and blogs, and Yahoo might even use something similar (not entirely sure). Either way, after a while with no updates (and he was updating quite a bit some time ago, so much that it was actually annoying keeping up with the releases). On Friday, May 11th, a new update was released. It's a pretty large update as it now supports both the PRE and TEXTAREA tags. I personally would prefer to use PRE, but the script historically used TEXTAREA as the enclosing HTML tag. The author also moved the code and homepage over to Google Code.

What are you waiting for? Check it out!

Google announced yesterday that their website analytical service is getting an overhaul to allow for easier use, better analysis, and a better overview. I think the new look is a big improvement over the current view that I now have (and have had).

To read more about it, read the Google Analytics' Blog or the entry on Mashable.com. The new version will be rolled out to all current customers within the next few weeks, so if you don't have it yet (myself included), please be patient.