Ask HN: What's your Mac/OSX web development software set-up?

What tools/software do you currently use for web development, on a Mac platform? I'm not attached to anything, and want to use whatever will make me most efficient (even at an initial cost). Here's my current set-up (mostly PHP development). I should also note that, because of intermittent wi-fi access while traveling, I usually prefer native desktop apps to web apps.

* MacBook (aluminium) with a small Verbatim back-up drive and hard case (I'm traveling the world at the moment), plus Time Machine

* DropBox for real-time backing up my ~/Sites/ and other important directories

* MAMP Pro for easy administration of the LAMP stack

* Quicksilver (I find it fractions-of-a-second faster than Spotlight, which makes a difference)

* InstantShot and Paparazzi! for website screenshots (for pitches, etc)

* SimpleTask (for To-Do list)

* Mail.app (managing multiple accounts, including Gmail)

* TextWrangler (as my main text editor / IDE - I'm especially not tied to this)

* Filezilla (SFTP/FTP/etc)

* Terminal (love the multi-tabs; always have a tab open with a grep -R ready for searching; find it much faster than using an in-IDE search across files)

* Chrome (with the Web Developer extension) as my main browser; also Firefox, Safari

* Parallels with Windows 7 (to run Internet 8/7 natively with debugging tools; prefer it to WineBottler, etc)

* Skype (for cheap/free conversations and screen-sharing with clients)

* OmniGraffle Pro (UX, Wireframing, sketching)

* Fireworks (Graphics work)

* Flux (for making late-night work semi-comfortable)

* Silverback (usability testing)

Anything I should switch-out or add? I'm looking for efficiency and speed over detailed configuration, open source / licensing or price. Thanks in advance, HN'ers!

Macbook pro with:

* TextMate for code editing (with the Ack in Project/AckMate bundles for searching through a large codebase, and updated bundles for Ruby on Rails, RSpec, Cucumber, Shoulda, etc)

* rvm for Ruby version and gem management

* Terminal (nothing special added here)

* Quicksilver for quick tasks and app launching

* Transmit for SFTP or simple Amazon S3 management

* Photoshop when graphics work is needed (or sometimes Acorn when it's a simple resizing)

* Skype for co-worker coordination and calls

* OmniGraffle for wireframing

* Chrome & Firefox with web dev related plugins (web dev toolbar, firebug, rulers, color pickers, etc)

* Mail.app for all email

* GitX for easier viewing of repo history/diffs (one of the alternate forks with added features) - still mainly use CLI for day-to-day operations

* SequelPro - a great, free MySQL app for mgmt, queries, etc

* pgAdmin - the same as above, but for Postgres

* and iTunes for the background music