Monkinetic Weblog

@SeanMcTex gah! I hate you.

I posted a quick update on the Wallrazer blog about some recent work: the Related Items plugin for MT, released under the perl license thanks to Endevver (I'll update this to point to Endevver's repo once it's been updated with the latest changes).

looking for recommendation for a wireless printer. Printer sharing from laptop is a no-go here #homeIT

Valentine's Dinner for Two cooking class tonight @ Sur La Table. Mustard-Hazelnut lamb, truffled potatoes, caramel ice cream. Yes please!

one feature i really miss from eclipse when using textmate: the ability to limit searches to files names matching a pattern.

“@lmorchard: @davewiner That's a beautiful river you've got there” Ditto, @davewiner

i like that @5by5 is sort of like nerd radio. Any given morning there's a good chance something awesome is on.

Arch! Curse you xkcd!! http://j.mp/dEiw1Q

@lmorchard to me, Node's speed and async say "API Server" not "application server". YMMV.

that's insane. “@miyagawa: Cmd-T on github, pretty hot http://t.co/IaKatoW”

Veloci-Wiki: Set up your own Github-backed Notational Velocity -- http://t.co/5MCQtyS

"There is no piece of dynamic AJAXy magic that requires beating the Web to a bloody pulp with a sharp-edged hashbang. Please stop doing it."

last tweet from: http://t.co/MdwkO3S

RT @rayners: Somebody should really write an editor for emacs.

When I last posted, I described how I was using a Github-backed wiki as my notes directory in Notational Velocity (and the fork I use, nvalt). That post got some interest, so I decided to try and make the process a bit easier by creating a project for it on GitHub: Veloci-Wiki. In nutshell, once you have a github wiki checked out locally, you checkout Veloci-Wiki and pass the path to your wiki clone to the setup script:

@markpasc lawlz! Yes, just like my posterior.

Official Coffee Times commencing: http://officialcoffeetimes.com

realizing that the padding in my IKEA-made desk chair has compressed to the point of causing pain.

One Thing Well http://t.co/Fds0smG

RT @chrismessina: Upgrade your @Skitch beta with a free year of Pro (normally $14.95/yr) here: http://skitch.com/love /thx @atariboy