Not really, no, but this early track of the Canadian singer would’ve blended right in with the rest of the cheesy vocals of Sonic CD.
(The soundtrack for the levels is still awesome in a geeky-nostalgic way.)

I’ve found a more elegant way to customize Photoshop’s user interface: custom Flash panels.
While making the panels is not utterly simple, they fix almost all shortcomings of the AutoIt based, keystroke sending, standalone toolbar.

The download link and installation instructions are on the project page.

I’ve updated the Photoshop toolbar so it can take command line arguments to define its starting position. (So there is no need to edit the script for this.)
The new pack is here, the updated docs are here.

During the last few days I was working on a customized toolbar for Photoshop:

You can download it (with source code) from the project page: My Photoshop Toolbar.

Yesterday evening I finished Mass Effect 2 and I’m feeling kind of empty ever since. I really didn’t want this game to end.
I must say that I’m really impressed how mature ME2 is, both design and story wise. The target audience is not teenagers, entertained by one-liners burped by macho, hairy men in Gears of War. No, this piece of software is for adults, in spite of lacking alien porn and excessive gore.
This is how you make games in 2010.

I let this experience rest for a while and then write an article about it. What I’m certain of even now is that I have a new #2 best game ever. (Deus Ex is still #1.)