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New Layout!

Having no school due to wind gave me time to work on a new custom layout! It’s very plain and holds a gray color scheme…BUT it allows me to separate my posts by media type. I have a column designated to Snippets meaning any text posts (normally computer/web-related). Then the second column holds all picture posts so that’s where I will be exclusively putting art. Any images, from now on, that aren’t art that I want to post will show up in the Snippets column, not the Art column. :)

Then, in the 3rd Comedy column I have videos, which will be where I decide to post all comedy videos of my favorite comedians or random other videos that are funny (but not necessarily of stand-up, I guess).

There will be minor layout changes in the future.

P.S. I have included some JavaScript so that when you want to see the High-Res version of the art you can click on the picture (goes slightly transparent when you hover over art with that high-res-viewing option) and it will popup in large form (if the image is larger than your screen it currently gets cut off so I’m working to fix that). Anyway, to close the popup, just click outside the image and it will go away!

R.I.P. Patrice O’Neal

I have been searching for a good Windows version of TextMate, which is, of course, that beautiful code editor exclusively for Macs :(. However, I just stumbled upon Sublime Text 2 (beta), which works for Windows. It is absoluuuutely gorgeous! (I’ve included a screenshot.) It has great syntax highlighting - I’m currently using it for RubyonRails, but it does this lovely thing with css. When you type a colon (:), it automatically adds a semi-color after whatever value you’re setting a characteristic too…it makes life so much easier, and I feel like a sophisticated programmer with the lovely black background color schemes it has to offer. Previously, I was a die-hard Notepad++ user. Yet it seems that Sublime Text truly tops it both aesthetically and functionally-speaking!
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I have been searching for a good Windows version of TextMate, which is, of course, that beautiful code editor exclusively for Macs :(. However, I just stumbled upon Sublime Text 2 (beta), which works for Windows. It is absoluuuutely gorgeous! (I’ve included a screenshot.) It has great syntax highlighting - I’m currently using it for RubyonRails, but it does this lovely thing with css. When you type a colon (:), it automatically adds a semi-color after whatever value you’re setting a characteristic too…it makes life so much easier, and I feel like a sophisticated programmer with the lovely black background color schemes it has to offer. Previously, I was a die-hard Notepad++ user. Yet it seems that Sublime Text truly tops it both aesthetically and functionally-speaking!

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