just saying

[egypturnash]

What the world needs right about now is a techno remix of Henry Mancini's Baby Elephant Walk. With acid phase-shifting on the baseline and everything.

Also I just registered Textmate (Mac text editor for programmerly things) and am finally reading the manual. I decided I should pay for it when I was thinking of tossing the prefs to reset the demo period for the third time. Just like in post-Firefox web browsing, I have no damn idea how I lived without tabs in my text editor before this. Yeah, I know, XCode is free, but it just feels gigantic and scary. TextMate feels light and approachable.

Comments

[gwenners.livejournal.com]

There is an entire album of remixes, including Baby Elephant Walk.

Cheers,
Gwen Smith

[chipotle.livejournal.com]

I've been using TextMate for months and keep discovering odd things it can do, particularly from watching some of the "screencasts" available from the web site. For a program as young as it is, it's really full-featured. I've added a few oddities myself to it now -- MPI and MUF syntax highlighting, and a few other tweaks. Its Markdown support is also great, once gets into the weird habit of writing in Markdown. (It's what I do nearly all my LiveJournal posts in now.)

[wolflahti.livejournal.com]

I get a 'forbidden' msg when I try to follow the link.

[barberio.livejournal.com]

Someone already did a remix of 'The Gonk', if that sooths you any?

[eriscontrol.livejournal.com]

Tabs are lovely. One of the things I missed from Emacs when I switched to SubEthaEdit was the ability to have multiple editors in one window. Ahh, Emacs. What monstrous beauty.