SICK! I might have to drive over to Kirkland and buy Mr. Yegge a beer.

This is a fact! Great post.

Quoted: Before I wrap up, I’d like to point out that if the title of this post sounds suspect to you, consider it a huge red flag. If the thought of switching editors doesn’t fill you with quite a bit of dread, what you’re using now is almost certainly underpowered, and you definitely haven’t customized it enough. If this is you, take a look at one of the editors I’ve been discussing here, and take the time to learn it–I promise it’s worth the trouble. Just, uh…choose carefully.

Awesome rant.

Quoted: If you don’t like dynamic languages, then don’t use them! Leave us alone and go back to your monolingual world, and maybe rename your methods again. You can even have my IDE, since I’m not using it, which should double your productivity yet again, right?

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RMS doing Soulja Boy. There are no words.

Quoted: For your freedom, watch with Gnash!http://getgnash.orgMIT nerds, a couple of MIT grad students from Comparative Media Studies and Richard Stallman crank dat,...

Ummm, this is insane. Why not just write extensions for GNU Emacs? Yeah, I can't think of a reason either.

Quoted: We are looking for developers/testers to build a tool that I will roughly describe as "Emacs.Net".

Quoted: in-buffer completion front-end

Quoted: An emacs minor-mode that interacts with external parsers to provide high-level syntactic info to language modes.

Quoted: User Friendly the Comic Strip

This is a landmark Dot, in that it's the first time I tried a search on live.com and received a better result than Google. The world is ending, prepare yourself.

Quoted: There are also functions to deal with URL strings. ‘url-generic-parse-url’ splits a URL into a vector of all its parts. If you want to encode ...