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2 May 2009

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    Sierra Compass 597

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    I travel frequently and take multiple spare batteries (take that, MacBook Air) and a Sierra Compass 597 EVDO from Sprint. The Sprint card makes me happy: being able to get a high speed connection in remote places has made the difference between a working vacation or no vacation at all.

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    emacs

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    Most of my time is spent with Emacs, Processing, Eclipse, Adobe Illustrator and Photoshop CS3.

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    Processing

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    Most of my time is spent with Emacs, Processing, Eclipse, Adobe Illustrator and Photoshop CS3.

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    Eclipse

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    Most of my time is spent with Emacs, Processing, Eclipse, Adobe Illustrator and Photoshop CS3.

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    Transmit

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    After that it's Transmit, TextWrangler, Hex Fiend, OpenOffice, Picasa, and lots of UNIX stuff from MacPorts like FontForge.

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    Hex Fiend

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    After that it's Transmit, TextWrangler, Hex Fiend, OpenOffice, Picasa, and lots of UNIX stuff from MacPorts like FontForge.

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    FontForge

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    After that it's Transmit, TextWrangler, Hex Fiend, OpenOffice, Picasa, and lots of UNIX stuff from MacPorts like FontForge.

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    Cinema Display

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    Most of my time is spent on a 15" MacBook Pro and a 30" Cinema Display. I got the Cinema Display for myself after some particularly tedious client work a few years back.

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