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Brad Fitzpatrick

Programmer known for LiveJournal, memcached, OpenID and gearman; worked on the Go programming language at Google and later joined Tailscale.

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  • rcmnd What they recommend 7 things — each backed by an exact quote.

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    • Uses x200
      At work I have an x200 laptop, a MacBook Pro (rarely booted), a few VMs, and a z600 (16 cores, 12 GB RAM) with a 30" display.

      usesthis.com 16 Dec 2011

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    • Uses Intel SSD
      My main desktop at home is 2005 Mac Mini running Linux. I upgraded the RAM and added an Intel SSD to it. It's very old and slow but it's pretty quiet and I'm too lazy to replace it.

      usesthis.com 16 Dec 2011

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    • Mixed on Mac mini
      My main desktop at home is 2005 Mac Mini running Linux. I upgraded the RAM and added an Intel SSD to it. It's very old and slow but it's pretty quiet and I'm too lazy to replace it.

      usesthis.com 16 Dec 2011

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