Enter zsh, again
Reference .oh-my-zsh via HOME
Make z available to zsh
Everything works with zsh - RVM and z
Fix a oh-my-zsh problem with variable exports

oh-my-zsh sets whatever kind of crap it likes, in this case it was the
$PAGER variable which was set to "less" (instead of the more preferable
"less -X"). In order to fix this, I moved the sourcing of mt personal
exports after the initialization of oh-my-zsh (inside .zshrc).
Add an 'add-alias' function to add workstation-specific aliases
Keep a random zsh theme for now

The problem is that rvm-prompt is not available everywhere, and not all
the themes prevent it from making the prompt crash (and display the
default one).
Fix the localip alias
Start to customize the zsh prompt
Add custom zsh theme to the repo
Make a rake task to symlink oh-my-zsh themes
Add some pieces to the zsh prompt
Add some cool stuff to the prompt
Finish the first version of a real zsh prompt
Add zsh syntax highlighting

I added a plugin to zsh which highlights syntax as I type into the
command line. I added a Rake task that clones the
zsh-syntax-highlighting plugin inside ~/.oh-my-zsh/custom/plugins and
then I added the plugin to the "plugins" oh-my-zsh options inside
~/.dotfiles/zsh/zsh-options.
Remove non working 'localip' alias
Remove MAMP from the shell PATH (warning in brew doctor)
Fix #3: Zsh prompt now works fine

I removed any reference to the default oh-my-zsh `git_prompt_info`
function and all its related variables in order to make the prompt more
portable and customizable.
Fix an aesthetic thing (a dangling space) in the prompt
Ctrl-s in vim, yep