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2 January 2009

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    Rain Design iLap

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    I hook it up to a 30" Cinema Display when I'm at work, and I prop it up on Rain Design iLap when I'm at home.

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    ReadyNAS NV+

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    I have a ReadyNAS NV+ at home with about 750 GB of expandable RAID storage.

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    Backblaze

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    I've also started backing up essential files with Backblaze.

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    Shure SE110MPA

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    I listen to Shure SE110MPA headphones on the go and Audioengine A5 speakers over an AirPort Express at home.

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    Audioengine A5

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    I listen to Shure SE110MPA headphones on the go and Audioengine A5 speakers over an AirPort Express at home.

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    Linksys WRT54GL

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    My home network is tied together by a Linksys WRT54GL wireless router running the Tomato firmware.

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    TextMate

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    I write Scala and Ruby code in TextMate, run tests and such in Terminal, and answer hell of email with Gmail.

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    Things

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    iCal syncs up to Google Calendar for scheduling, and Things keeps track of my tasks on both my MacBook and my iPhone.

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    MacJournal

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    I've recently started journaling, and I use MacJournal for that.

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    Yep

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    I keep a big library of PDFs (academic papers, presentations, books, &c.) in Yep.

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    TextExpander

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    TextExpander to make emails go faster, LaunchBar to get to what I need quickly and to keep my clipboard history accessible

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    LaunchBar

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    LaunchBar to get to what I need quickly and to keep my clipboard history accessible, Growl and HardwareGrowler to get visual notifications from software

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    Isolator

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    Speaking of focus, I use Isolator to get distractions out of the way.

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    Dropbox

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    We use Dropbox at Twitter to share documents, and we make pretty extensive use of Google Apps.

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    Bloom

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    I've usually got iTunes or Last.fm playing, though lately I've been listening to Bloom play itself when I need to focus.

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