Hello friends,
TextMate desperately needs some updated T-shirts, but behind every great T shirt is a great T shirt idea. So, even if you have no artistic talent whatsoever, you can think up ideas for slogans and designs. And even slogans that don't make it onto shirts could probably be useful for something.
Anyway, once some good ideas have been offered up, it will be possible to make some design mockups based on those. I'm happy to spend a bit of time sometime doing some very basic designery stuff, though I'm hardly an expert, and other more qualified designers would of course be welcome to draw up shirts too.
But first let's see if as a group we can't come up with some killer slogans.
Anyone who contributes an idea/slogan, or a design, which ends up being printed on the shirts gets one free (says Allan; I'm a poor student and can't afford such things ;)
To start off, I was thinking it could be something along the lines of "check and mate".
-Jacob Rus
"TextMate is BBetter"
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You've been Mated!
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I do like "TextMate is BBetter"
On May 17, 2007, at 5:02 PM, Tyler Hall wrote:
"TextMate is BBetter"
On 5/17/07, spicyjalapeno@gmail.com spicyjalapeno@gmail.com wrote:
You've been Mated!
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Real Coders Mate For Life
(going for the discovery channel approach, not a pro-life/pro-choice debate...)
-Brett
On May 17, 2007, at 6:24 PM, Ryan Wilcox wrote:
On May 17, 2007, at 6:49 PM, Jacob Rus wrote:
But first let's see if as a group we can't come up with some killer slogans.
Ninjas Help Me: I TextMate
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On May 17, 2007, at 6:49 PM, Jacob Rus wrote:
But first let's see if as a group we can't come up with some killer slogans.
"Text" on the front "Mate" on the back
Maybe a logo on the left sleeve.
I might even wear it, mainly because very few people would get it, and I wouldn't be labelled a sad geek (maybe I am a sad geek, but I don't need to advertise it).
I helped make it suck less.
On 5/17/07, Ryan Wilcox ryanwilcox@mac.com wrote:
On May 17, 2007, at 6:49 PM, Jacob Rus wrote:
But first let's see if as a group we can't come up with some killer slogans.
Ninjas Help Me: I TextMate
_Ryan Wilcox
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I liked "TextMate is BBetter", but I thought you could add to a it a little:
<Textmate="BBetter">
Or is that too uber-geek? it's just HTML.
I was also thinking: TextMate - GUIs are for wusses
On 5/18/07, Daryl Spitzer daryl.spitzer@gmail.com wrote:
I helped make it suck less.
On 5/17/07, Ryan Wilcox ryanwilcox@mac.com wrote:
On May 17, 2007, at 6:49 PM, Jacob Rus wrote:
But first let's see if as a group we can't come up with some killer slogans.
Ninjas Help Me: I TextMate
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On 18 May 2007, at 01:22, Chip Cullen wrote:
I liked "TextMate is BBetter", but I thought you could add to a it a little:
<Textmate="BBetter">
Or is that too uber-geek? it's just HTML.
No, uber-geek would be valid XML :)
<editor Textmate="BBetter" />
Always support from my Mate's
Regards J.
On May 18, 2007, at 1:33 AM, Brett Terpstra wrote:
Real Coders Mate For Life
(going for the discovery channel approach, not a pro-life/pro- choice debate...)
-Brett
On May 17, 2007, at 6:24 PM, Ryan Wilcox wrote:
On May 17, 2007, at 6:49 PM, Jacob Rus wrote:
But first let's see if as a group we can't come up with some killer slogans.
Ninjas Help Me: I TextMate
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On May 17, 2007, at 6:24 PM, Ryan Wilcox wrote:
On May 17, 2007, at 6:49 PM, Jacob Rus wrote:
But first let's see if as a group we can't come up with some killer slogans.
Ninjas Help Me: I TextMate
The back of the TextMate book still haunts me. ;)
"Who doesn't want their very own robot ninjas?"
James Edward Gray II
Rats. Guess I'll have to print that one up special for WWDC next month ;-)
On 5/17/07, Allan Odgaard throw-away-1@macromates.com wrote:
On 18. May 2007, at 02:22, Chip Cullen wrote:
I liked "TextMate is BBetter", but I thought you could add to a it a little: [...]
I think I've had enough fun on Rich's expense, so I am going to stay away from things that hint at his product or company.
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On May 17, 2007, at 6:49 PM, Jacob Rus wrote:
Hello friends,
TextMate desperately needs some updated T-shirts, but behind every great T shirt is a great T shirt idea. So, even if you have no artistic talent whatsoever, you can think up ideas for slogans and designs. And even slogans that don't make it onto shirts could probably be useful for something.
Anyway, once some good ideas have been offered up, it will be possible to make some design mockups based on those. I'm happy to spend a bit of time sometime doing some very basic designery stuff, though I'm hardly an expert, and other more qualified designers would of course be welcome to draw up shirts too.
But first let's see if as a group we can't come up with some killer slogans.
Anyone who contributes an idea/slogan, or a design, which ends up being printed on the shirts gets one free (says Allan; I'm a poor student and can't afford such things ;)
To start off, I was thinking it could be something along the lines of "check and mate".
-Jacob Rus
Personally, I hate slogans unless they are totally awesome.
I have actually done shirts before, if you need someone to handle any of the formats or vector implementations or whatever. Anything for a free shirt ;)
Here are some ideas:
Dark purple shirt, flat color version of the Logo on the front with the logo text in white. I like things simple and colorful. Anything except a white shirt!
If we have to have slogans: [TextMate logo] Snip it!
[TextMate logo] Making UNiX dance since 2005
[TextMate logo] Infinity robot Ninjas at my command!
[TextMate logo] Yes, I am a Nerd
thomas Aylott — subtleGradient — CrazyEgg — sixteenColors
Thomas Aylott (subtleGradient) wrote:
Personally, I hate slogans unless they are totally awesome.
Yeah, that's why it's good to get community feedback, so we can avoid the non-totally-awesome ones.
Here are some ideas:
Dark purple shirt, flat color version of the Logo on the front withthe logo text in white. I like things simple and colorful. Anything except a white shirt!
I like black shirts, but dark purple would be alright, probably.
On May 17, 2007, at 11:17 PM, Jacob Rus wrote:
Thomas Aylott (subtleGradient) wrote:
Personally, I hate slogans unless they are totally awesome.
Yeah, that's why it's good to get community feedback, so we can avoid the non-totally-awesome ones.
Here are some ideas: Dark purple shirt, flat color version of the Logo on the front with the logo text in white. I like things simple and colorful. Anything except a white shirt!
I like black shirts, but dark purple would be alright, probably.
Black would be a natch, but wee bit overused. And purple would reinforce the brand ;)
thomas Aylott — subtleGradient — CrazyEgg — sixteenColors
if we have to have purple, can black still be an option? purple makes me look fat.
seems to me that textmate is about minimalism (or at least utility), and slogans aren't very minimalist (or utilitarian for that matter).
maybe just "textmate" in small, white (or purple), lower case print across the chest?
–Alex
On May 17, 2007, at 8:58 PM, Thomas Aylott (subtleGradient) wrote:
On May 17, 2007, at 11:17 PM, Jacob Rus wrote:
Thomas Aylott (subtleGradient) wrote:
Personally, I hate slogans unless they are totally awesome.
Yeah, that's why it's good to get community feedback, so we can avoid the non-totally-awesome ones.
Here are some ideas: Dark purple shirt, flat color version of the Logo on the front with the logo text in white. I like things simple and colorful. Anything except a white shirt!
I like black shirts, but dark purple would be alright, probably.
Black would be a natch, but wee bit overused. And purple would reinforce the brand ;)
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On May 17, 2007, at 11:36 PM, Thomas Aylott (subtleGradient) wrote:
Personally, I hate slogans unless they are totally awesome.
The power of UNIX, [textmate logo] in the palm of my hand.
Maybe just the purple gear, with the words circled around it. Or perhaps borrow this design, but with the gear in the middle:
http://threadless.com/submission/116965/ power_of_the_sun_in_the_palm_of_my_hands/showmore,designs
Then the saying on the back, or maybe below.
j.
TextMate: the only mate who will rock your world all night long!
(As I write this, it's midnight and my wife is sleeping next to me...) : )
Michael
On May 17, 2007, at 4:49 PM, Jacob Rus wrote:
Hello friends,
TextMate desperately needs some updated T-shirts, but behind every great T shirt is a great T shirt idea. So, even if you have no artistic talent whatsoever, you can think up ideas for slogans and designs. And even slogans that don't make it onto shirts could probably be useful for something.
Anyway, once some good ideas have been offered up, it will be possible to make some design mockups based on those. I'm happy to spend a bit of time sometime doing some very basic designery stuff, though I'm hardly an expert, and other more qualified designers would of course be welcome to draw up shirts too.
But first let's see if as a group we can't come up with some killer slogans.
Anyone who contributes an idea/slogan, or a design, which ends up being printed on the shirts gets one free (says Allan; I'm a poor student and can't afford such things ;)
To start off, I was thinking it could be something along the lines of "check and mate".
-Jacob Rus
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On May 17, 2007, at 6:49 PM, Jacob Rus wrote:
But first let's see if as a group we can't come up with some killer slogans.
"Text" on the front "Mate" on the back
Maybe a logo on the left sleeve.
+1
Jan - --
Purple shirt with a white gear on the front, please.
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On May 17, 2007, at 6:49 PM, Jacob Rus wrote:
But first let's see if as a group we can't come up with some killer slogans.
"Text" on the front "Mate" on the back
Maybe a logo on the left sleeve.
+1
Jan
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On 18/05/07, Luke Daley ld@ldaley.com wrote:
On 18/05/2007, at 1:44 PM, Bill Bumgarner wrote:
Chuck Norris uses TextMate
That's killer.
Oh yes. I'd buy that one even if it's white. :)
I liked "TextMate is BBetter", but I thought you could add to a it a little:
<Textmate="BBetter">
Or is that too uber-geek? it's just HTML.
Woooh! HTML is already way too uber-geek for "normal" people, boy! (by normal, I mean the 99% of the population not being computer-addict)
"BBetter" is funny, but funny for someone aware of what BBEdit is, and why TextMate has been compared to.
Xavier
My proposal:
1) Save the world, Use TextMate.
2) More than Text: a Mate.
3) Think Different, once more.
4) Text editing, at last. (I prefer "At last, text editing", but... does that matter? :-p)
Xavier
“Can \emph{you} Mate all night long?” or simply “I Mate all night long”.
Well, of course, if a feature like SubEthaEdit collaboration engine was to be expected in TM 2.0 (wouldn't next iChat bring that kind of feature? That would be great!), we could find even worse. Something like “Mate in bunch.”, with several gears between the “Mate” and the “in bunch”. Is that grammatically correct?
Oh, you meant T-shirts people might actually wear?
Édouard
On 2007-May-17, at 16:49 , Jacob Rus wrote:
Hello friends,
TextMate desperately needs some updated T-shirts, but behind every great T shirt is a great T shirt idea. So, even if you have no artistic talent whatsoever, you can think up ideas for slogans and designs. And even slogans that don't make it onto shirts could probably be useful for something.
<snip>
This past November I started a similar thread.
http://comox.textdrive.com/pipermail/textmate/2006-November/015158.html
The result:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/26717404@N00/293872182/
Carpe viam, Mike
Michael Larocque Chief Cook and Bottle Washer Prolumina Communications Inc. http://prolumina.com/~mlarocque/
I'm a little late to the party but I have to second this comment a thousand fold. The only thing more horrid than a white tee shirt is a white tee shirt that only comes in XXL. Mediums do get worn. :-)
Personally I'd love a black shirt with just the text mate logo on it.
On May 17, 2007, at 11:13 PM, Thomas Aylott (subtleGradient) wrote:
Anything except a white shirt!
What about using a Tab Trigger, in its frame with the tab sign in the end?
Problem is it should be a quite general snippet, but still effective (lorem isn't that great). Well, we could invent one, too. Something like
Édouard
How about one of those "evolution" series, with text editors? You could have "copy con" and "edlin" at the low end, some type of notepad app in the middle, then emacs just before TextMate. I'm not sure what other editors would fit.
Mike
I think we're all losing track of how powerful TextMate really is, and how high the bar has really been raised by it. I'll settle for nothing less than a t-shirt that changes color depending on what & who surrounds me at a given moment (scope) and features a slogan that can be changed every time I think the word "Tab".
;-)
- Cliff
On May 18, 2007, at 11:42 AM, Édouard Gilbert wrote:
What about using a Tab Trigger, in its frame with the tab sign in the end?
Problem is it should be a quite general snippet, but still effective (lorem isn't that great). Well, we could invent one, too. Something like
<pastedGraphic.tiff>
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Here is my idea for a logo and slogan: http://picasaweb.google.com/ daniel.morrigan/Logos/photo#5065967609810088018
On May 17, 2007, at 3:49 PM, Jacob Rus wrote:
Hello friends,
TextMate desperately needs some updated T-shirts, but behind every great T shirt is a great T shirt idea. So, even if you have no artistic talent whatsoever, you can think up ideas for slogans and designs. And even slogans that don't make it onto shirts could probably be useful for something.
Anyway, once some good ideas have been offered up, it will be possible to make some design mockups based on those. I'm happy to spend a bit of time sometime doing some very basic designery stuff, though I'm hardly an expert, and other more qualified designers would of course be welcome to draw up shirts too.
But first let's see if as a group we can't come up with some killer slogans.
Anyone who contributes an idea/slogan, or a design, which ends up being printed on the shirts gets one free (says Allan; I'm a poor student and can't afford such things ;)
To start off, I was thinking it could be something along the lines of "check and mate".
-Jacob Rus
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"I Mate Therefore I Am"
... although I do like the Chuck Norris one, and I don't like the anti-BBEdit ones.
Having said my piece, I would like someone to tell me: what is it with Americans' obsession with T-shirts?
On May 21, 2007, at 8:25 PM, Tim Mansour wrote:
"I Mate Therefore I Am"
... although I do like the Chuck Norris one, and I don't like the anti-BBEdit ones.
Having said my piece, I would like someone to tell me: what is it with Americans' obsession with T-shirts?
We have trouble with those little knobby things on the front of foreign shirts -- whatever they're called -- bunions or something.
S
I can't speak for all Americans, but for me, its two fold. First, they're comfortable. My wife likes seeing me in things with buttons but I can't fathom why anyone likes wearing that stuff. Second, a good t-shirt gives you a way to walk around shoving your opinion down everyone else's throat without actually having to expend any energy on communication. A TextMate shirt allows me to walk around saying "I use TextMate and if you don't you're a moron and I'm better than you".
As an american I get to be both obscenely opinionated and lazy at the same time. Tee-shirts ARE the american dream!
- Cliff
P.S. This really shouldn't be taken literally or be taken as a slam on the American world view. I love our way of life (and, truth be told, I can be pretty stinkin opinionated) but if you can't poke fun at yourself you're just too stuffy for your own good. :-)
On May 21, 2007, at 8:25 PM, Tim Mansour wrote:
Having said my piece, I would like someone to tell me: what is it with Americans' obsession with T-shirts?
On May 22, 2007, at 8:00 AM, Cliff Pruitt wrote:
I can't speak for all Americans, but for me, its two fold. First, they're comfortable. My wife likes seeing me in things with buttons but I can't fathom why anyone likes wearing that stuff. Second, a good t-shirt gives you a way to walk around shoving your opinion down everyone else's throat without actually having to expend any energy on communication. A TextMate shirt allows me to walk around saying "I use TextMate and if you don't you're a moron and I'm better than you".
As an american I get to be both obscenely opinionated and lazy at the same time. Tee-shirts ARE the american dream!
- Cliff
P.S. This really shouldn't be taken literally or be taken as a slam on the American world view. I love our way of life (and, truth be told, I can be pretty stinkin opinionated) but if you can't poke fun at yourself you're just too stuffy for your own good. :-)
Front: As an american I get to be both obscenely opinionated and lazy at the same time. Back: Tee-shirts ARE the american dream!
I'd wear that. Go Cliff. ;)
Corey
On May 21, 2007, at 8:25 PM, Tim Mansour wrote:
Having said my piece, I would like someone to tell me: what is it with Americans' obsession with T-shirts?
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My wife likes seeing me in things with buttons but I can't fathom why anyone likes wearing that stuff.
http://www.ultimate-guitar.com/tabs/z/zz_top/sharp_dressed_man_tab.htm
Chris
On 5/22/07 11:00 AM, Cliff Pruitt wrote:
I can't speak for all Americans, but for me, its two fold. First, they're comfortable. My wife likes seeing me in things with buttons but I can't fathom why anyone likes wearing that stuff. Second, a good t-shirt gives you a way to walk around shoving your opinion down everyone else's throat without actually having to expend any energy on communication. A TextMate shirt allows me to walk around saying "I use TextMate and if you don't you're a moron and I'm better than you".
As an american I get to be both obscenely opinionated and lazy at the same time. Tee-shirts ARE the american dream!
I don't think anyone could have explained it any better. That's exactly what I was thinking, too. :)
- Cliff
P.S. This really shouldn't be taken literally or be taken as a slam on the American world view. I love our way of life (and, truth be told, I can be pretty stinkin opinionated) but if you can't poke fun at yourself you're just too stuffy for your own good. :-)
On 5/21/07 8:25 PM, Tim Mansour wrote:
"I Mate Therefore I Am"
Well, so far this is my favorite. Although the one about the only mate that will keep you up all night is a really close second.
... although I do like the Chuck Norris one, and I don't like the anti-BBEdit ones.
+1
Having said my piece, I would like someone to tell me: what is it with Americans' obsession with T-shirts?
I can't speak for the guys, but as a girl I find them to be all-purpose:
- Comfortable day-wear - PJs -- no bottom needed - When worn out they make a great dust-cloth - Can make a diaper in a pinch (been there, done that) - Worn correctly, the baby-doll T's will get you free drinks without being too revealing ;)
All this and I get to be opinionated! What more do you need to know?
On 5/18/07 2:03 AM, Michael Jackson wrote:
TextMate: the only mate who will rock your world all night long!
ROTFLOL!!!
(As I write this, it's midnight and my wife is sleeping next to me...) : )
I'm glad I'm not the only one -- I'm almost always up coding waaaaaaaaaaay after my husband goes to sleep. He might be a bit offended about this slogan, though ;)
Michael
On May 17, 2007, at 4:49 PM, Jacob Rus wrote:
Hello friends,
TextMate desperately needs some updated T-shirts, but behind every great T shirt is a great T shirt idea. So, even if you have no artistic talent whatsoever, you can think up ideas for slogans and designs. And even slogans that don't make it onto shirts could probably be useful for something.
Anyway, once some good ideas have been offered up, it will be possible to make some design mockups based on those. I'm happy to spend a bit of time sometime doing some very basic designery stuff, though I'm hardly an expert, and other more qualified designers would of course be welcome to draw up shirts too.
But first let's see if as a group we can't come up with some killer slogans.
Anyone who contributes an idea/slogan, or a design, which ends up being printed on the shirts gets one free (says Allan; I'm a poor student and can't afford such things ;)
To start off, I was thinking it could be something along the lines of "check and mate".
-Jacob Rus
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Dana / list,
On May 22, 2007, at 9:08 PM, Dana Kashubeck wrote:
On 5/18/07 2:03 AM, Michael Jackson wrote:
TextMate: the only mate who will rock your world all night long!
ROTFLOL!!!
(As I write this, it's midnight and my wife is sleeping next to me...) : )
I'm glad I'm not the only one -- I'm almost always up coding waaaaaaaaaaay after my husband goes to sleep. He might be a bit offended about this slogan, though ;)
I think it's an occupational hazard, at least if you can call a passion for elegant code an occupation :-). So far, my favorite is a slight alteration of an earlier suggestion
Mate for Life
On May 22, 2007, at 9:04 PM, Dana Kashubeck wrote:
Having said my piece, I would like someone to tell me: what is it with Americans' obsession with T-shirts?
I can't speak for the guys, but as a girl I find them to be all- purpose:
- Comfortable day-wear
- PJs -- no bottom needed
- When worn out they make a great dust-cloth
- Can make a diaper in a pinch (been there, done that)
- Worn correctly, the baby-doll T's will get you free drinks
without being too revealing ;)
All this and I get to be opinionated! What more do you need to know?
plz tell me I'm not the only one who was completely distracting by the above....
On 23/05/2007, at 1:00 am, Cliff Pruitt wrote:
As an american I get to be both obscenely opinionated and lazy at the same time. Tee-shirts ARE the american dream!
Now see there Cliff ... you had a great piece of satire and then you had to go and ruin it with a disclaimer!
:-)
Tim, I was on the fence with that one, but I was really worried that someone was going to peg me for a granola-eating, anti-American, Berkley based hippie and in the end, since I'm still really new to the list, I opted to cover my bases.
The next time I decide to write potentially inflammatory statements, I'll do it with impunity just for you.
Thanks for the correction. ;-) Cliff
On May 23, 2007, at 3:19 AM, Tim Mansour wrote:
On 23/05/2007, at 1:00 am, Cliff Pruitt wrote:
As an american I get to be both obscenely opinionated and lazy at the same time. Tee-shirts ARE the american dream!
Now see there Cliff ... you had a great piece of satire and then you had to go and ruin it with a disclaimer!
:-)
-- Tim Mansour tim@neologica.com.au
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On Wed, 23 May 2007, Cliff Pruitt wrote:
On May 22, 2007, at 9:04 PM, Dana Kashubeck wrote:
I can't speak for the guys, but as a girl I find them to be all-purpose: ...
- When worn out they make a great dust-cloth
- Can make a diaper in a pinch (been there, done that)
DEFINITELY not speaking for the guys...
That's right. REAL men make emergency diapers out of duct tape!
On May 23, 2007, at 10:41 AM, Steve King wrote:
On Wed, 23 May 2007, Cliff Pruitt wrote:
On May 22, 2007, at 9:04 PM, Dana Kashubeck wrote:
I can't speak for the guys, but as a girl I find them to be all- purpose: ...
- When worn out they make a great dust-cloth
- Can make a diaper in a pinch (been there, done that)
DEFINITELY not speaking for the guys...
That's right. REAL men make emergency diapers out of duct tape!
-- Steve King, steve@narbat.com
REAL men have wives that handle all that stuff for them ;) – thomas
so true ;)
On 5/23/07, Richard Dyce dd@dyce.com wrote:
On 23 May 2007, at 15:58, Thomas Aylott (subtleGradient) wrote:
REAL men have wives that handle all that stuff for them ;) – thomas
Ooops. In our household, that sentence would definitlely fall under the "epitaph/famous last words" heading ;-)
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On May 23, 2007, at 11:02 AM, Richard Dyce wrote:
REAL men have wives that handle all that stuff for them ;) – thomas
Ooops. In our household, that sentence would definitlely fall under the "epitaph/famous last words" heading ;-)
REAL women aren't easily offended ;)
not THAT would make a good shirt :D
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On 5/23/07 10:41 AM, Steve King wrote:
On Wed, 23 May 2007, Cliff Pruitt wrote:
On May 22, 2007, at 9:04 PM, Dana Kashubeck wrote:
I can't speak for the guys, but as a girl I find them to be all-purpose: ...
- When worn out they make a great dust-cloth
- Can make a diaper in a pinch (been there, done that)
DEFINITELY not speaking for the guys...
That's right. REAL men make emergency diapers out of duct tape!
LOL!!
Oh, so that's where all the duct tape went while I was on vacation . . .
On 5/23/07 11:23 AM, Thomas Aylott (subtleGradient) wrote:
On May 23, 2007, at 11:02 AM, Richard Dyce wrote:
REAL men have wives that handle all that stuff for them ;)
– thomas
Ooops. In our household, that sentence would definitlely fall under the "epitaph/famous last words" heading ;-)
REAL women aren't easily offended ;)
True, we're not easily offended, but that doesn't mean we won't deck you one for a statement like that. :)
Text ⇥ Mate ← Check
I tried to get the tab symbol backwards but couldnt find it. but you get the idea.
On 5/23/07, Dana Kashubeck dana.kashubeck@riemer.com wrote:
On 5/23/07 11:23 AM, Thomas Aylott (subtleGradient) wrote:
On May 23, 2007, at 11:02 AM, Richard Dyce wrote:
REAL men have wives that handle all that stuff for them ;)
– thomas
Ooops. In our household, that sentence would definitlely fall under the "epitaph/famous last words" heading ;-)
REAL women aren't easily offended ;)
True, we're not easily offended, but that doesn't mean we won't deck you one for a statement like that. :)
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On May 23, 2007, at 12:34 PM, Dana Kashubeck wrote:
On 5/23/07 11:23 AM, Thomas Aylott (subtleGradient) wrote:
On May 23, 2007, at 11:02 AM, Richard Dyce wrote:
REAL men have wives that handle all that stuff for them ;)
– thomas
Ooops. In our household, that sentence would definitlely fall under the "epitaph/famous last words" heading ;-)
REAL women aren't easily offended ;)
True, we're not easily offended, but that doesn't mean we won't deck you one for a statement like that. :)
Dana Kashubeck
Please forgive me, I'm not used to having chicks ladies on the list ;)
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On 5/23/07 3:44 PM, Thomas Aylott (subtleGradient) wrote:
On May 23, 2007, at 12:34 PM, Dana Kashubeck wrote:
On 5/23/07 11:23 AM, Thomas Aylott (subtleGradient) wrote:
On May 23, 2007, at 11:02 AM, Richard Dyce wrote:
REAL men have wives that handle all that stuff for them ;)
– thomas
Ooops. In our household, that sentence would definitlely fall under the "epitaph/famous last words" heading ;-)
REAL women aren't easily offended ;)
True, we're not easily offended, but that doesn't mean we won't deck you one for a statement like that. :)
Dana Kashubeck
Please forgive me, I'm not used to having chicks ladies on the list ;)
We're everywhere these days, aren't we?
On 24/05/2007, at 12:41 am, Steve King wrote:
That's right. REAL men make emergency diapers out of duct tape!
Oh that's priceless Steve. You've been watching too much MacGyver.
Hmm...
"MacGyver uses TextMate"
[Mate<tab>]Gyver ?
Le 25 mai 07 à 15:47, Jeremy Amos a écrit :
On May 23, 2007, at 11:29 PM, Tim Mansour wrote:
"MacGyver uses TextMate"
+1
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"Chicks digg TextMate"
On 5/25/07, Jeremy Amos jeremy@igneramos.com wrote:
On May 23, 2007, at 11:29 PM, Tim Mansour wrote:
"MacGyver uses TextMate"
+1
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T<Esc> (I can't find the Esc symbol in Character Palette, but that's what should be on the shirt)
and the gear icon
On 5/25/07, Édouard Gilbert edouard.gilbert@eleves.bretagne.ens-cachan.fr wrote:
[Mate<tab>]Gyver ?
Le 25 mai 07 à 15:47, Jeremy Amos a écrit :
On May 23, 2007, at 11:29 PM, Tim Mansour wrote:
"MacGyver uses TextMate"
+1
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On 25/05/07, Jeremy Amos jeremy@igneramos.com wrote:
On May 23, 2007, at 11:29 PM, Tim Mansour wrote:
"MacGyver uses TextMate"
+1
I don't know about this one. It suggests solving problems with limited means.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_problems_solved_by_MacGyver is great reading, though. :)
I vote for
Text ⇥ Mate (+ the gears somewhere)
at the back, and for the front something along the lines of chuck norris facts, but for allan (warning: I'm bad at this):
Allan writes code by using his fist as a tab trigger. (or Allan's fist expands to working code when used as a tab trigger.. ?)
Allan, you don't happen to have a full beard, do you? This would be a great time to grow one :)
On May 25, 2007, at 11:55 PM, Henrik Nyh wrote:
On 25/05/07, Jeremy Amos jeremy@igneramos.com wrote:
On May 23, 2007, at 11:29 PM, Tim Mansour wrote:
"MacGyver uses TextMate"
+1
I don't know about this one. It suggests solving problems with limited means.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_problems_solved_by_MacGyver is great reading, though. :)
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I'm not too big on the Text ⇥ Mate thing... The app name is TextMate. Breaking the name up seems weird. Granted the tab triggers are a core part of the app, but I'm not sure it makes a good shirt.
My vote is still for the app icon & the name. Let it be as elegant as the app itself. The rest is starting to sound like tee-shirts college students wear on spring break ("My Bundle is bigger than yours...").
Whatever... just my $0.02
- Cliff
On May 25, 2007, at 6:53 PM, Constantinos Neophytou ♎ wrote:
I vote for
Text ⇥ Mate (+ the gears somewhere)
at the back, and for the front something along the lines of chuck norris facts, but for allan (warning: I'm bad at this):
Allan writes code by using his fist as a tab trigger. (or Allan's fist expands to working code when used as a tab trigger.. ?)
Allan, you don't happen to have a full beard, do you? This would be a great time to grow one :)
On May 25, 2007, at 11:55 PM, Henrik Nyh wrote:
On 25/05/07, Jeremy Amos jeremy@igneramos.com wrote:
On May 23, 2007, at 11:29 PM, Tim Mansour wrote:
"MacGyver uses TextMate"
+1
I don't know about this one. It suggests solving problems with limited means.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_problems_solved_by_MacGyver is great reading, though. :)
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Like this?
On May 25, 2007, at 4:47 PM, Cliff Pruitt wrote:
I'm not too big on the Text ⇥ Mate thing... The app name is TextMate. Breaking the name up seems weird. Granted the tab triggers are a core part of the app, but I'm not sure it makes a good shirt.
My vote is still for the app icon & the name. Let it be as elegant as the app itself. The rest is starting to sound like tee-shirts college students wear on spring break ("My Bundle is bigger than yours...").
Whatever... just my $0.02
- Cliff
On May 25, 2007, at 6:53 PM, Constantinos Neophytou ♎ wrote:
I vote for
Text ⇥ Mate (+ the gears somewhere)
at the back, and for the front something along the lines of chuck norris facts, but for allan (warning: I'm bad at this):
Allan writes code by using his fist as a tab trigger. (or Allan's fist expands to working code when used as a tab trigger.. ?)
Allan, you don't happen to have a full beard, do you? This would be a great time to grow one :)
On May 25, 2007, at 11:55 PM, Henrik Nyh wrote:
On 25/05/07, Jeremy Amos jeremy@igneramos.com wrote:
On May 23, 2007, at 11:29 PM, Tim Mansour wrote:
"MacGyver uses TextMate"
+1
I don't know about this one. It suggests solving problems with limited means.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_problems_solved_by_MacGyver is great reading, though. :)
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agreed. simple is better.
On May 25, 2007, at 4:47 PM, Cliff Pruitt wrote:
I'm not too big on the Text ⇥ Mate thing... The app name is TextMate. Breaking the name up seems weird. Granted the tab triggers are a core part of the app, but I'm not sure it makes a good shirt.
My vote is still for the app icon & the name. Let it be as elegant as the app itself. The rest is starting to sound like tee-shirts college students wear on spring break ("My Bundle is bigger than yours...").
Whatever... just my $0.02
- Cliff
On May 25, 2007, at 6:53 PM, Constantinos Neophytou ♎ wrote:
I vote for
Text ⇥ Mate (+ the gears somewhere)
at the back, and for the front something along the lines of chuck norris facts, but for allan (warning: I'm bad at this):
Allan writes code by using his fist as a tab trigger. (or Allan's fist expands to working code when used as a tab trigger.. ?)
Allan, you don't happen to have a full beard, do you? This would be a great time to grow one :)
On May 25, 2007, at 11:55 PM, Henrik Nyh wrote:
On 25/05/07, Jeremy Amos jeremy@igneramos.com wrote:
On May 23, 2007, at 11:29 PM, Tim Mansour wrote:
"MacGyver uses TextMate"
+1
I don't know about this one. It suggests solving problems with limited means.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_problems_solved_by_MacGyver is great reading, though. :)
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On May 26, 2007, at 2:47 AM, Cliff Pruitt wrote:
My vote is still for the app icon & the name. Let it be as elegant as the app itself. The rest is starting to sound like tee-shirts college students wear on spring break ("My Bundle is bigger than yours...").
College spring break? I'd wear that to work... :)
I'm not too big on the Text ⇥ Mate thing... The app name is TextMate. Breaking the name up seems weird. Granted the tab triggers are a core part of the app, but I'm not sure it makes a good shirt.
probably so... i guess the real question is what market is the tee going after? and are we really looking for a single design, or multiple ones? obviously textmate's user base is quite diverse, so a single design might not make much sense other than just the name/ logo, which it then becomes like any other promotional tee, and not necessarily something someone would wear regularly.
Then again, I'm often known to be completely wrong...
On May 25, 2007, at 7:47 PM, Cliff Pruitt wrote:
I'm not too big on the Text ⇥ Mate thing... The app name is TextMate. Breaking the name up seems weird. Granted the tab triggers are a core part of the app, but I'm not sure it makes a good shirt.
My vote is still for the app icon & the name. Let it be as elegant as the app itself. The rest is starting to sound like tee-shirts college students wear on spring break ("My Bundle is bigger than yours...").
Whatever... just my $0.02
I agree.
Minimalist, out of your face approach; just like the product.
Less is more.
Thanks,
S
something like this would be pretty slick:
- Alex On May 25, 2007, at 4:57 PM, Lists In@IDC wrote:
On May 25, 2007, at 7:47 PM, Cliff Pruitt wrote:
I'm not too big on the Text ⇥ Mate thing... The app name is TextMate. Breaking the name up seems weird. Granted the tab triggers are a core part of the app, but I'm not sure it makes a good shirt.
My vote is still for the app icon & the name. Let it be as elegant as the app itself. The rest is starting to sound like tee- shirts college students wear on spring break ("My Bundle is bigger than yours...").
Whatever... just my $0.02
I agree.
Minimalist, out of your face approach; just like the product.
Less is more.
Thanks,
S
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On May 25, 2007, at 7:55 PM, Constantinos Neophytou ♎ wrote:
On May 26, 2007, at 2:47 AM, Cliff Pruitt wrote: ... probably so... i guess the real question is what market is the tee going after?
A tee-shirt doesn't go after a market. It goes on your torso.
a single design might not make much sense other than just the name/ logo
Just the name/logo makes perfect sense.
Our life is frittered away by detail. An honest man has hardly need to count more than his ten fingers, or in extreme cases he may add his ten toes, and lump the rest. Simplicity, simplicity, simplicity! I say, let your affairs be as two or three, and not a hundred or a thousand; instead of a million count half a dozen, and keep your accounts on your thumb nail. - Henry David Thoreau
Emerson replied, "I think one 'simplify' would have sufficed."
Badly quoted, but you get the point...
S
On May 26, 2007, at 3:31 AM, Lists In@IDC wrote:
A tee-shirt doesn't go after a market. It goes on your torso.
Just the name/logo makes perfect sense.
Our life is frittered away by detail. An honest man has hardly need to count more than his ten fingers, or in extreme cases he may add his ten toes, and lump the rest. Simplicity, simplicity, simplicity! I say, let your affairs be as two or three, and not a hundred or a thousand; instead of a million count half a dozen, and keep your accounts on your thumb nail. - Henry David Thoreau
Emerson replied, "I think one 'simplify' would have sufficed."
Badly quoted, but you get the point...
I believe I'm convinced... :)
But I still think the purple should be a part of it. If not the whole shirt, then at least part of the logo. I mean it will not be a textmate shirt if it doesn't have purple on it....
To bring up an example: How many people were freaked out on halloween when textmate started up and there was no purple in the dock? I know I was..
On 26/05/07, Lists In@IDC listsin@integrateddevcorp.com wrote:
On May 25, 2007, at 7:47 PM, Cliff Pruitt wrote:
I'm not too big on the Text ⇥ Mate thing... The app name is TextMate. Breaking the name up seems weird. Granted the tab triggers are a core part of the app, but I'm not sure it makes a good shirt.
My vote is still for the app icon & the name. Let it be as elegant as the app itself. The rest is starting to sound like tee-shirts college students wear on spring break ("My Bundle is bigger than yours...").
Whatever... just my $0.02
I agree.
Minimalist, out of your face approach; just like the product.
Less is more.
I definitely want it clean and simple, too, though that doesn't necessarily imply the lack of a slogan/suchlike.
I made clean-and-simple (in my opinion) mockups of just the logo and "textmate", and the same with "text⇥mate". I actually think I'd prefer the latter after seeing it "in action". Just one character away from full simplicity, but adds a lot of spice.
The PSD (Adobe Photoshop) is at http://henrik.nyh.se/dump/TextMate%20shirt.psd (0.5 MB) if someone else wants to play. Used Calibri for the font (very close but not quite what's used on http://macromates.com/, it seems). The t-shirt graphic itself is from some "make your own t-shirt" site.
The spice is there and it is beautifully clean and simple, with a touch of intrigue and cleverness. Nice, very nice!
Jenny
On May 26, 2007, at 3:04 AM, Henrik Nyh wrote:
On 26/05/07, Lists In@IDC listsin@integrateddevcorp.com wrote:
On May 25, 2007, at 7:47 PM, Cliff Pruitt wrote:
I'm not too big on the Text ⇥ Mate thing... The app name is TextMate. Breaking the name up seems weird. Granted the tab triggers are a core part of the app, but I'm not sure it makes a good shirt.
My vote is still for the app icon & the name. Let it be as elegant as the app itself. The rest is starting to sound like tee-shirts college students wear on spring break ("My Bundle is bigger than yours...").
Whatever... just my $0.02
I agree.
Minimalist, out of your face approach; just like the product.
Less is more.
I definitely want it clean and simple, too, though that doesn't necessarily imply the lack of a slogan/suchlike.
I made clean-and-simple (in my opinion) mockups of just the logo and "textmate", and the same with "text⇥mate". I actually think I'd prefer the latter after seeing it "in action". Just one character away from full simplicity, but adds a lot of spice.
The PSD (Adobe Photoshop) is at http://henrik.nyh.se/dump/TextMate%20shirt.psd (0.5 MB) if someone else wants to play. Used Calibri for the font (very close but not quite what's used on http://macromates.com/, it seems). The t-shirt graphic itself is from some "make your own t-shirt" site. <tmshirt-tab.png> <tmshirt.png>
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On May 26, 2007, at 6:04 AM, Henrik Nyh wrote:
I definitely want it clean and simple, too, though that doesn't necessarily imply the lack of a slogan/suchlike.
I made clean-and-simple (in my opinion) mockups of just the logo and "textmate", and the same with "text⇥mate". I actually think I'd prefer the latter after seeing it "in action". Just one character away from full simplicity, but adds a lot of spice.
The PSD (Adobe Photoshop) is at http://henrik.nyh.se/dump/TextMate%20shirt.psd (0.5 MB) if someone else wants to play. Used Calibri for the font (very close but not quite what's used on http://macromates.com/, it seems). The t-shirt graphic itself is from some "make your own t-shirt" site.
Looks great. I'd buy one. I dig the text in bold and the mate in normal. I don't like the version with the tab character. It looks a bit odd.
What would go on the back?
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On 26/05/07, Thomas Aylott (subtleGradient) oblivious@subtlegradient.com wrote:
On May 26, 2007, at 6:04 AM, Henrik Nyh wrote:
I definitely want it clean and simple, too, though that doesn't
necessarily imply the lack of a slogan/suchlike.
I made clean-and-simple (in my opinion) mockups of just the logo and
"textmate", and the same with "text⇥mate". I actually think I'd prefer
the latter after seeing it "in action". Just one character away from
full simplicity, but adds a lot of spice.
The PSD (Adobe Photoshop) is at
http://henrik.nyh.se/dump/TextMate%20shirt.psd (0.5 MB) if someone
else wants to play. Used Calibri for the font (very close but not
quite what's used on http://macromates.com/, it seems). The t-shirt
graphic itself is from some "make your own t-shirt" site. Looks great. I'd buy one.
Me too (though I hope I won't have to, after making these mockups ;p).
I dig the text in bold and the mate in normal.
That's straight from http://macromates.com/. I agree, it looks nice.
I don't like the version with the tab character. It looks a bit odd.
What would go on the back?
I think it'd probably look best with nothing printed on the back. Again, clean and simple.
Agree, although I still like just TextMate as opposed to Text ⇥ Mate. That said I could go for the logo & app name on the front and just a small simple:
⇥
on the back between the shoulder blades.
I guess this brings me up to $0.04.
- Cliff
On May 26, 2007, at 1:24 PM, Thomas Aylott (subtleGradient) wrote:
I think it'd probably look best with nothing printed on the back. Again, clean and simple.
agreed — thomas
On 5/26/07 3:49 PM, Cliff Pruitt wrote:
Agree, although I still like just TextMate as opposed to Text ? Mate. That said I could go for the logo & app name on the front and just a small simple:
?on the back between the shoulder blades.
That would be a cool touch.
On May 26, 2007, at 3:49 PM, Cliff Pruitt wrote:
Agree, although I still like just TextMate as opposed to Text ⇥ Mate. That said I could go for the logo & app name on the front and just a small simple:
⇥
on the back between the shoulder blades.
Excellent idea, I like that one.
Chris
On 26/05/07, Cliff Pruitt lists.cpruitt@cliffpruitt.com wrote:
Agree, although I still like just TextMate as opposed to Text ⇥ Mate. That said I could go for the logo & app name on the front and just a small simple:
⇥on the back between the shoulder blades.
That could be nice. Very understated for sure. "wittySlogan⇥" would be funny, but less clean and simple ;)
I was thinking about
text⇥
That looks a bit like a “text, but better” (without BB :P), just like C++ is C, but incremented.
Of course, it's a bit visually unbalanced. But still better in my mind than “textmate”, plain and simple.
I'd say : “textmate” pros : - the T-shirt has the product name on it, so every one has at least a slight idea of what it is about - visually balanced (I like the bold text/not bold mate)
“textmate” cons : - it probably won't trigger anything other people (even geeks). No surprise, no question, no nothing. Actually, I find it little boring.
“text⇥” pros : - shows a feature of our favorite editor - can catch the geek (well, isn't a vast majority of the mate users geeks?) attention and curiosity. Every single one must know about tab completion.
“text⇥” cons : - other people probably won't be attracted, and it doesn't contain the app name, thus making it hard to discover TM - visually unbalanced
----
Well, I wouldn't wear the first one, but it seems to be popular, so I'm afraid I'l have to wear something else. Still, for the color, I'd prefer a entirely purple one. While I'm at it, is it possible to get a drawing as complex as the TM icon on a T-shirt? At least, without making it awfully expensive? Perhaps we should mind the possibility of purple (not black) and white or at least avoid gradation.
Édouard
Le 27 mai 07 à 09:50, Henrik Nyh a écrit :
On 26/05/07, Cliff Pruitt lists.cpruitt@cliffpruitt.com wrote:
Agree, although I still like just TextMate as opposed to Text ⇥ Mate. That said I could go for the logo & app name on the front and just a small simple:
⇥on the back between the shoulder blades.
That could be nice. Very understated for sure. "wittySlogan⇥" would be funny, but less clean and simple ;)
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On May 27, 2007, at 5:52 AM, Édouard Gilbert wrote:
Well, I wouldn't wear the first one, but it seems to be popular, so I'm afraid I'l have to wear something else. Still, for the color, I'd prefer a entirely purple one. While I'm at it, is it possible to get a drawing as complex as the TM icon on a T-shirt? At least, without making it awfully expensive? Perhaps we should mind the possibility of purple (not black) and white or at least avoid gradation.
Édouard
A Purple shirt with a gear and pen would look quite nice.
The icon is purple with a white gear and black or white text (depending on the background). The pen is black and white
The icon could be converted to a 2 color vector object and have the third color come from the color of the shirt. It's more expensive to print on black shirts. It'd be possible to keep some gradation in the vector object with a halftone pattern. It might look better to do a flat sharp object instead of gradating it.
Does anyone have a vector version of the icon? Maybe the original photoshop file or anything? That'd make the conversion to a vector object a lot easier.
So we can do either: • Black shirt with purple and white • Purple shirt with white and black
So print in 1 color you'd have to do a purple shirt with white gear, pen & text. That could look really nice if the purple is dark enough.
Personally, I'd like both the black and purple shirts. But if I had to choose only one, I'd probly have to choose the purple one.
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On 27. May 2007, at 14:43, Thomas Aylott (subtleGradient) wrote:
[...] Does anyone have a vector version of the icon? Maybe the original photoshop file or anything? That'd make the conversion to a vector object a lot easier.
I have a 3-4 color version of the icon (from Wolfgang) which he did for the last shirts.
An alternative is to only use the cog, Jacob made this mockup which I like (the composition, the slogan is not my favorite ;) ): http:// pastie.textmate.org/paste/asset/65002/Picture_21.png
I also really like the tab trigger idea, and for slogans, the “beyond words” is my favorite.
I also really like the tab trigger idea, and for slogans, the “beyond words” is my favorite.
I'll cast a vote for "beyond words". Classy and to the point.
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On May 27, 2007, at 4:46 PM, Eric Hsu wrote:
I also really like the tab trigger idea, and for slogans, the “beyond words” is my favorite.
I'll cast a vote for "beyond words". Classy and to the point.
I agree, of all the ones that have been kicked around, "beyond words" is by far my favorite.
BTW, I hope there will be a consideration of women-sized t-shirts as well as the generic unisex/guy ones. :)
ld
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I also really like the tab trigger idea, and for slogans, the “beyond words” is my favorite.
How about the tab trigger idea on the front, below the gears, and "beyond words" on the back?
I second the request for some female shirts. Are there just two of us out here?
Jenny
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"beyond text"
On 5/27/07, Linda Dunn ledunn@mac.com wrote:
On May 27, 2007, at 4:46 PM, Eric Hsu wrote:
I also really like the tab trigger idea, and for slogans, the "beyond words" is my favorite.
I'll cast a vote for "beyond words". Classy and to the point.
I agree, of all the ones that have been kicked around, "beyond words" is by far my favorite.
BTW, I hope there will be a consideration of women-sized t-shirts as well as the generic unisex/guy ones. :)
ld
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On May 27, 2007, at 4:57 PM, Jenny Harrison wrote:
I also really like the tab trigger idea, and for slogans, the “beyond words” is my favorite.
How about the tab trigger idea on the front, below the gears, and "beyond words" on the back?
I'm a fan of the tab trigger idea myself. I like it better than the "beyond words" slogan because I feel like it's more TextMate-ish.
James Edward Gray II
"The evolution of text" (maybe on the front) "Text ⇥ Mate" (on the back)?
Regards J.
On May 28, 2007, at 12:26 AM, James Edward Gray II wrote:
On May 27, 2007, at 4:57 PM, Jenny Harrison wrote:
I also really like the tab trigger idea, and for slogans, the “beyond words” is my favorite.
How about the tab trigger idea on the front, below the gears, and "beyond words" on the back?
I'm a fan of the tab trigger idea myself. I like it better than the "beyond words" slogan because I feel like it's more TextMate-ish.
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On 27/05/07, Allan Odgaard throw-away-1@macromates.com wrote:
I also really like the tab trigger idea, and for slogans, the "beyond words" is my favorite.
Whereas I do think "beyond words" is very clever, I think I'd feel embarrassed with it on a t-shirt. A bit pretentious, or something. Can't quite put my finger on it.
On May 27, 2007, at 6:17 AM, Édouard Gilbert wrote:
I was thinking about
text⇥
This got me thinking. The point of snippets is to save typing. So the above should really be tm⇥.
But then it occurred to me. The snippet should be added to the TextMate bundle. Then put the trigger on the t-shirt. Something like:
nyfe⇥
If someone asks you what the heck that means, tell them they need to type it into TextMate to find out. Kinda like a secret-handshake. :-)
(Bonus points for coming up with an acronym/backronym that stands on its own.)
j.
On 28 May 2007, at 15:01, Jay Soffian wrote:
This got me thinking. The point of snippets is to save typing. So the above should really be tm⇥.
But then it occurred to me. The snippet should be added to the TextMate bundle. Then put the trigger on the t-shirt. Something like:
nyfe⇥
If someone asks you what the heck that means, tell them they need to type it into TextMate to find out. Kinda like a secret- handshake. :-)
I like this idea very much.
yeah me too..
just have the Textmate logo in the middle at the front with the shortcut... and the answer on the back.
--Guy
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On 28 May 2007, at 15:01, Jay Soffian wrote:
This got me thinking. The point of snippets is to save typing. So the above should really be tm⇥.
But then it occurred to me. The snippet should be added to the TextMate bundle. Then put the trigger on the t-shirt. Something like:
nyfe⇥
If someone asks you what the heck that means, tell them they need to type it into TextMate to find out. Kinda like a secret- handshake. :-)
I like this idea very much.
---Guy PGP Key on Request
On May 28, 2007, at 10:26 AM, Guy wrote:
yeah me too..
just have the Textmate logo in the middle at the front with the shortcut... and the answer on the back.
--Guy
--On May 28, 2007 15:05:10 +0100 Andy Armstrong andy@hexten.net wrote:
On 28 May 2007, at 15:01, Jay Soffian wrote:
This got me thinking. The point of snippets is to save typing. So the above should really be tm⇥.
But then it occurred to me. The snippet should be added to the TextMate bundle. Then put the trigger on the t-shirt. Something like:
nyfe⇥
If someone asks you what the heck that means, tell them they need to type it into TextMate to find out. Kinda like a secret- handshake. :-)
I like this idea very much.
---Guy PGP Key on Request
Interesting idea, but I'm not going to wear a shirt that says weird things. I don't know anyone that would ever understand or care what it means
Might be interesting for people that actually know other programmers or go to conferences, or as a giveaway at macworld or something. thomas Aylott — subtleGradient — CrazyEgg — sixteenColors
Le 28 mai 07 à 16:01, Jay Soffian a écrit :
On May 27, 2007, at 6:17 AM, Édouard Gilbert wrote:
I was thinking about
text
This got me thinking. The point of snippets is to save typing. So the above should really be tm⇥.
But then it occurred to me. The snippet should be added to the TextMate bundle. Then put the trigger on the t-shirt. Something like:
nyfe⇥
If someone asks you what the heck that means, tell them they need to type it into TextMate to find out. Kinda like a secret- handshake. :-)
(Bonus points for coming up with an acronym/backronym that stands on its own.)
j. <Slogan.tmSnippet>
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I liked the "Try it to find out" part of your idea. Thinking of something dealing with text, I (i.e. a software) converted an image of the gear to ASCII art.
A simple tm⇥ would do the thing and display it in the current document.
nyfe⇥ was nice, it has pros that my attempt doesn't, like it is more attractive because many would get what "tm" means, and so won't type it in the editor, but "nyfe" sounds like you WANT to try to find out. At least , "nyfe" worked for me! ...But... I'm not fond of the result of the snippet.
One thing sucks about what I did: it is recommended to maximise the window, otherwise, it will look bad, sooo baaad! (width: 166 lines)
Ladies and Gentlemen, may you appreciate it!
Xavier Cambar
Nice.
On 28 May 2007, at 16:29, Xavier Cambar wrote:
<Logo.tmSnippet>
-- Richard Dyce MA (Cantab.) MBCS MIET
On 5/27/07 5:57 PM, Jenny Harrison wrote:
I second the request for some female shirts. Are there just two of us out here?
femaleShirtRequests++
On 5/27/07 3:05 PM, Allan Odgaard wrote:
On 27. May 2007, at 14:43, Thomas Aylott (subtleGradient) wrote:
[...] Does anyone have a vector version of the icon? Maybe the original photoshop file or anything? That'd make the conversion to a vector object a lot easier.
I have a 3-4 color version of the icon (from Wolfgang) which he did for the last shirts.
An alternative is to only use the cog, Jacob made this mockup which I like (the composition, the slogan is not my favorite ;) ): http://pastie.textmate.org/paste/asset/65002/Picture_21.png
I also really like the tab trigger idea, and for slogans, the “beyond words” is my favorite.
Oooooh . . . I *love* that graphic. I think that it is very nicely done and I like the subtle slogan. I also agree that "beyond words" is good. Although, I have to say that Helmut's "beyond text" makes more sense.
I don't think I would put the tab trigger under the logo, though. I think the best place for it is on the back.
On May 29, 2007, at 9:45 AM, Dana Kashubeck wrote:
Oooooh . . . I *love* that graphic. I think that it is very nicely done and I like the subtle slogan. I also agree that "beyond words" is good. Although, I have to say that Helmut's "beyond text" makes more sense.
I agree the graphic looks great. "Beyond text" might make more literal sense, but it loses the natural double meaning of "beyond words"= unspeakably, ineffably good.
- Eric -- Eric Hsu, Associate Professor of Mathematics San Francisco State University http://math.sfsu.edu/hsu erichsu@math.sfsu.edu
Yet some other stupid ideas.
What about using the <tabsign> as a verb?
-S time, <logo> <tabsign>
<tab> your time. <tab> your work.
<tab> (whatever)
Hi all,
OK, 102 messages in one thread got me interested so I too had to contribute ;-)
Full complete display of all designs found here: [ http:// www.imediatec.co.uk/tm/tshirts/ ]
And there's one specifically for the ladies as well ;-)
On 29 May 2007, at 23:28, Tanja wrote:
On 29 May 2007, at 18:43, Dana Kashubeck wrote:
On 5/27/07 5:57 PM, Jenny Harrison wrote:
I second the request for some female shirts. Are there just two of us out here?
femaleShirtRequests++
Another one here ;) female shirts rock.
Enjoy !
Kind regards,
Mats
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On May 30, 2007, at 6:03 AM, Mats Persson wrote:
Hi all,
OK, 102 messages in one thread got me interested so I too had to contribute ;-)
Full complete display of all designs found here: [ http:// www.imediatec.co.uk/tm/tshirts/ ]
And there's one specifically for the ladies as well ;-)
Er...you say "The general idea of the various 'designs' is that they should remain tasteful and professional looking, so that you can wear them anytime."
This is true for all the shirts except the ones for the ladies. (sigh). How about (radical idea here) the same design that you'd do for the guys (the rest of them are great), just sized for women? Without the tit jokes? Just a thought. :)
linda
On 30 May 2007, at 11:54, Linda Dunn wrote:
On May 30, 2007, at 6:03 AM, Mats Persson wrote:
Full complete display of all designs found here: [ http:// www.imediatec.co.uk/tm/tshirts/ ] And there's one specifically for the ladies as well ;-)
Er...you say "The general idea of the various 'designs' is that they should remain tasteful and professional looking, so that you can wear them anytime."
I also said "with a **heavy dose of tongue in cheek**" for the first one :-) [ http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tongue-in-cheek ]
Yes, I admit it was a bit of an obvious joke, but hey it was meant to get people smiling, not sighing/frowning. It was NOT meant as the only one for the ladies!
This is true for all the shirts except the ones for the ladies. (sigh). How about (radical idea here) the same design that you'd do for the guys (the rest of them are great), just sized for women?
Linda, the rest of the T-shirts were classed as *Uni-sex* so they were meant for both sexes. As for sizes, well I've got nothing to do with that, so it's entirely up to those making them. (= Not me)
Without the tit jokes? Just a thought. :)
One version of the same without the 'tit jokes' coming right up! (Has also been added to the URL page)
Just to clarify for everyone, in order to remove any misunderstandings.
The whole idea with this version is to play with Mac symbols, their substitutions into words and the multitude of meanings that can be construed from those words, within the TextMate scope, Life in general and the English language. In other words, play on many different levels, and therefore confound(?) the uninitiated, while being an 'in-crowd joke' among us TM users. Yes, the message can contain a naughty side, but that is down to your imagination ;-)
The whole T-shirt design is both the front and the back as the message needs to be intact.
Kind regards,
Mats
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Mats,
There are female t-shirts available with different necklines. (Part 3 of the offending t-shirt was "over the top". Please be respectful, even in humor.)
Jenny
On May 30, 2007, at 6:15 AM, Mats Persson wrote:
On 30 May 2007, at 11:54, Linda Dunn wrote:
On May 30, 2007, at 6:03 AM, Mats Persson wrote:
Full complete display of all designs found here: [ http:// www.imediatec.co.uk/tm/tshirts/ ] And there's one specifically for the ladies as well ;-)
Er...you say "The general idea of the various 'designs' is that they should remain tasteful and professional looking, so that you can wear them anytime."
I also said "with a **heavy dose of tongue in cheek**" for the first one :-) [ http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tongue-in-cheek ]
Yes, I admit it was a bit of an obvious joke, but hey it was meant to get people smiling, not sighing/frowning. It was NOT meant as the only one for the ladies!
This is true for all the shirts except the ones for the ladies. (sigh). How about (radical idea here) the same design that you'd do for the guys (the rest of them are great), just sized for women?
Linda, the rest of the T-shirts were classed as *Uni-sex* so they were meant for both sexes. As for sizes, well I've got nothing to do with that, so it's entirely up to those making them. (= Not me)
Without the tit jokes? Just a thought. :)
One version of the same without the 'tit jokes' coming right up! (Has also been added to the URL page)
Just to clarify for everyone, in order to remove any misunderstandings.
The whole idea with this version is to play with Mac symbols, their substitutions into words and the multitude of meanings that can be construed from those words, within the TextMate scope, Life in general and the English language. In other words, play on many different levels, and therefore confound(?) the uninitiated, while being an 'in-crowd joke' among us TM users. Yes, the message can contain a naughty side, but that is down to your imagination ;-)
The whole T-shirt design is both the front and the back as the message needs to be intact.
<TM-Female-Purple-Front.v1.1.png> <TM-Female-Purple-Back.png>
Kind regards,
Mats
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On May 30, 2007, at 6:54 AM, Linda Dunn wrote:
This is true for all the shirts except the ones for the ladies. (sigh). How about (radical idea here) the same design that you'd do for the guys (the rest of them are great), just sized for women? Without the tit jokes? Just a thought. :)
Yeah, I have to side with Linda here. I've *had* it with these stupid stereotypes! Why do we think some people don't deserve equal attention just because their gender is different? How come guys never get to have shirts that make fun of our boobs??? I want a nipple- making-fun-of shirt NOW!
Consider this an ultimatum... - Cliff
This is a rough mockup of the shirt that I want. You guys can have fun with all your slogans and unicode characters, but it's just not my kind of thing.
What I want: Purple shirt LARGE White flat vector version of the icon with textmate under
this is just a very rough mockup of what it could look like (thanks for the psd mats!) obviously the final version wouldn't be all wobbly
http://trippledoubleyou.subtlegradient.com/stuff/sG_TextMate-Shirt- purple_MOCKUP1.png
 thomas Aylott — subtleGradient — CrazyEgg — sixteenColors
On Wed, 30 May 2007, Cliff Pruitt wrote:
Yeah, I have to side with Linda here. I've *had* it with these stupid stereotypes! Why do we think some people don't deserve equal attention just because their gender is different? How come guys never get to have shirts that make fun of our boobs??? I want a nipple-making-fun-of shirt NOW!
Oooh, I wish you hadn't said that... See attached.
I'll probably get in trouble for using the TextMate logo without permission, but in lieu of an official t-shirt, I had this one printed up a few weeks ago. This one is actually dark, navy-blue (not black). It's just bad lighting in the picture :)
http://flickr.com/photos/tylerhall/515388395/
Tyler
On 5/30/07, Steve King steve@narbat.com wrote:
On Wed, 30 May 2007, Cliff Pruitt wrote:
Yeah, I have to side with Linda here. I've *had* it with these stupid stereotypes! Why do we think some people don't deserve equal attention just because their gender is different? How come guys never get to have shirts that make fun of our boobs??? I want a nipple-making-fun-of shirt NOW!
Oooh, I wish you hadn't said that... See attached.
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HAH!
On May 30, 2007, at 11:21 AM, Steve King wrote:
On Wed, 30 May 2007, Cliff Pruitt wrote:
Yeah, I have to side with Linda here. I've *had* it with these stupid stereotypes! Why do we think some people don't deserve equal attention just because their gender is different? How come guys never get to have shirts that make fun of our boobs??? I want a nipple-making-fun-of shirt NOW!
Oooh, I wish you hadn't said that... See attached.
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OK... now tell me THAT shirt wouldn't be a conversation starter. ;-)
- Cliff
On May 30, 2007, at 2:21 PM, Steve King wrote:
On Wed, 30 May 2007, Cliff Pruitt wrote:
Yeah, I have to side with Linda here. I've *had* it with these stupid stereotypes! Why do we think some people don't deserve equal attention just because their gender is different? How come guys never get to have shirts that make fun of our boobs??? I want a nipple-making-fun-of shirt NOW!
Oooh, I wish you hadn't said that... See attached.
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They look like nipples...
On 5/30/07, Steve King steve@narbat.com wrote:
On Wed, 30 May 2007, Cliff Pruitt wrote:
Yeah, I have to side with Linda here. I've *had* it with these stupid stereotypes! Why do we think some people don't deserve equal attention
just
because their gender is different? How come guys never get to have
shirts
that make fun of our boobs??? I want a nipple-making-fun-of shirt NOW!
Oooh, I wish you hadn't said that... See attached.
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On 5/30/07 2:21 PM, Steve King wrote:
On Wed, 30 May 2007, Cliff Pruitt wrote:
Yeah, I have to side with Linda here. I've *had* it with these stupid stereotypes! Why do we think some people don't deserve equal attention just because their gender is different? How come guys never get to have shirts that make fun of our boobs??? I want a nipple-making-fun-of shirt NOW!
Oooh, I wish you hadn't said that... See attached.
Okay, so will /that/ one be available in girls' styles? It brings to mind Carrie on King of Queens . . .
Hi friends,
Okay, here's what I've got so far:
http://pastie.caboo.se/paste/asset/80977/tm_shirts_copy.pdf
Allan said he liked the idea reasonably well, but maybe we could find a better word than "snippet". Feedback welcome.
-Jacob
Looks good - but something is wrong with the shadows of "te" - they should be on top of the cog, not below it.
Hadley
On 7/21/07, Jacob Rus jacobolus@gmail.com wrote:
Hi friends,
Okay, here's what I've got so far:
http://pastie.caboo.se/paste/asset/80977/tm_shirts_copy.pdf
Allan said he liked the idea reasonably well, but maybe we could find a better word than "snippet". Feedback welcome.
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hadley wickham wrote:
Looks good - but something is wrong with the shadows of "te" - they should be on top of the cog, not below it.
Heh. Maybe i'm being too clever for my own good; there are two parts to the text's shadow (one on the gear, another on the background), with the intention being to suggest that the gear sitting between the text and the background.
-Jacob
On Jul 21, 2007, at 2:46 PM, Jacob Rus wrote:
Hi friends,
Okay, here's what I've got so far:
http://pastie.caboo.se/paste/asset/80977/tm_shirts_copy.pdf
Allan said he liked the idea reasonably well, but maybe we could find a better word than "snippet". Feedback welcome.
Yeah, snippet doesn't sound too good there. Perhaps "code" would be better. Or even perhaps "mate"?
-Jacob
Haris Skiadas Department of Mathematics and Computer Science Hanover College
On Jul 21, 2007, at 4:14 PM, Charilaos Skiadas wrote:
On Jul 21, 2007, at 2:46 PM, Jacob Rus wrote:
Hi friends,
Okay, here's what I've got so far:
http://pastie.caboo.se/paste/asset/80977/tm_shirts_copy.pdf
Allan said he liked the idea reasonably well, but maybe we could find a better word than "snippet". Feedback welcome.
Yeah, snippet doesn't sound too good there. Perhaps "code" would be better. Or even perhaps "mate"?
-Jacob
Haris Skiadas Department of Mathematics and Computer Science Hanover College
I'm sticking with my opinion that slogans are lame.
Please just let me have this: http://trippledoubleyou.subtlegradient.com/stuff/sG_TextMate-Shirt-purple_MO...
It's simple, basic and awesome, just like textmate.
Slogans and shadows and stuff just feel very amateur. Also, getting 3 colors to line up properly in a screenprint is difficult and expensive. Sticking to 1 color will save you money. White ink on a dark shirt is also more expensive, but can look extremely good if done right. Always get samples first. Avoid those iron-on digital print transfers and stuff like that. It never comes out good. It's very difficult to keep that sort of thing from looking extremely tacky. Screen printing is the way to go. Very crisp.
I've done this sort of thing before. Talk to a professional shop that does this stuff before you make any concrete design decisions. 
thomas Aylott — subtleGradient — CrazyEgg — sixteenColors
On Jul 21, 2007, at 7:40 PM, Thomas Aylott (subtleGradient) wrote:
I'm sticking with my opinion that slogans are lame.
Please just let me have this: http://trippledoubleyou.subtlegradient.com/stuff/sG_TextMate-Shirt- purple_MOCKUP1.png
It's simple, basic and awesome, just like textmate.
Seconded.
Gerd
On Jul 21, 2007, at 4:40 PM, Thomas Aylott (subtleGradient) wrote:
Please just let me have this: http://trippledoubleyou.subtlegradient.com/stuff/sG_TextMate-Shirt- purple_MOCKUP1.png
It's simple, basic and awesome, just like textmate.
Cool! How soon can I buy one?
Mike
Surely it should just be
Read, Aim, ->|
On 21 Jul 2007, at 19:46, Jacob Rus wrote:
Hi friends,
Okay, here's what I've got so far:
http://pastie.caboo.se/paste/asset/80977/tm_shirts_copy.pdf
Allan said he liked the idea reasonably well, but maybe we could find a better word than "snippet". Feedback welcome.
-Jacob
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Try,
Ready, Aim, Edit->
Ready, Aim, Code it->
or
Ready, Aim, Create->
On 7/21/07, Jacob Rus jacobolus@gmail.com wrote:
Hi friends,
Okay, here's what I've got so far:
http://pastie.caboo.se/paste/asset/80977/tm_shirts_copy.pdf
Allan said he liked the idea reasonably well, but maybe we could find a better word than "snippet". Feedback welcome.
-Jacob
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I think "ready, aim, snippet" rolls of the tongue quite nicely.
But I'd still kill for a plain black t-shirt with "textmate" set in helvetica on the front, and a simple gear on the back between the shoulder blades. Think "Apple t-shirt" and you'll get the idea.
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