Software ======== Most of my time is spent in here: http://cl.ly/1gfY http://cl.ly/1gfY using emacs with Slime, Swank, Clojure-mode, Text-mate.el and M-x spli

Software ======== Most of my time is spent in here: http://cl.ly/1gfY http://cl.ly/1gfY using emacs with Slime, Swank, Clojure-mode, Text-mate.el and M-x split-window-horizontally. I, as someone pointed out below, mapped my caps-lock key to command. Much better. When I just need to interact with the filesystem of a remote computer, and eschew sftp,p I use Transmit 4. It's handy. For screenshots and sharing links etc, I generally use CloudApp (getcloudapp.com) for a nice, free and extremely convenient Mac OSX utility. You can see the other apps I use with any regularity here: http://cl.ly/1gRQ http://cl.ly/1gRQ on my dock. They include 1Password, MarsEdit, WriteRoom (for when I want nothing else going on–else I use TextEdit.app), Pixelmator for mockups and designs (I got rid of Photoshop as soon as I could–this is so, so much better), Tweetie.app (though it's getting long in the tooth) and more that you can see there. I also use Alfred.app as a quick app-launcher (http://www.alfredapp.com/ http://www.alfredapp.com/), among other things. It's in active development, and it's wonderful! Next up: XMonad and getting a nice setup on ArchLinux on my local machine, not just my servers. Learning Haskell and getting my modes in Emacs set up for that. Figuring out what the fuss is about with Paredit (I think it's crap: I often write deeply nested structures from the inside out, and Paredit.el makes that hard; yes, I do break them up later.) . Hardware ========= I generally use the Apple Macintosh wired keyboard, and a Logitech Mx15 gaming mouse (I've had it for so many years, I am just used to it). My computer is a 2008 MBP 17" that sits up on a stand. I wear Denon AH-D5000's with a Boa D2 amp; I'll be getting PX450s soon to handle noisier workplaces. That's about it. Next up hardware wise is a 27" IPS screen from whoever releases one soon: I've missed having two screens.