Linux assemblers: A comparison of GAS and NASM. A nice, clear overview of the differences between the two main forms of x86 assembly language: the older AT&T syntax (used as the default by Gas, the GNU Assembler) and the newer Intel syntax (used by NASM, the Netwide Assembler).
Textpow + Ultraviolet: TextMate Powered Syntax Highlighting. Looks like this is what I've been looking for in terms of a ruby-based equivalent to python's pygments. Shame it's not so self-contained though: Texmate bundles + Oniguruma + Textpow + Ultraviolet + a dollop of glue code in Rails. Whew!
This is the personal site of Matthew Tarbit, a seasoned web developer holed-up in a hideaway somewhere in the depths of Leeds, England.
Should the mood arise, you might add my outpourings to the deluge that is your already overflowing info drip feed.
Alternately, rest a while and dig through my entries like a corpulent pig in search of all that is truffle-icious.