A QSA job means I spend more of my time getting frustrated by badly written software than I already do.
At least with development, I get to try and fix the problem some of the time.
:P
I've never bothered using any regex software, because I know what I'm doing so it'd just get in the way (and look hideous; dunno why people doing regex syntax highlighting pick such horrible colours schemes).
I'm sure RegexBuddy does do a good job with the different flavours, since it's written by the guy that runs
regular-expressions.info (which has a comprehensive reference of what they each support), but being required to pay €30 for proprietary software isn't that great.
:/
(I know there are free equivalents, but no idea how they actually compare.)
EDITED: 31 Oct 2011 15:58 by BOUGHTONP