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Lovedrcmnd.app
Kindle PaperwhiteTheir words
I do have two Kindle Paperwhites (two because I lost one in a pile of papers and replaced it and then found it again) which I love. The Kindle's best feature is that it offers no way to check my email.
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Likedrcmnd.app
SublimeTheir words
but I do just enough coding to want python running locally, and I've never found a Chrome extension that is anything like as good as Sublime for coding.
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Likedrcmnd.app
ChromeTheir words
and, starting in '12, a mixed period where I moved all my writing to Google Docs and coding to Sublime. (My browser is Chrome because duh.)
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Usesrcmnd.app
BBEditTheir words
Then from 2003-2012, it was mainly BBEdit and WebDAV (latterly Dropbox),
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Dislikedrcmnd.app
iPadsTheir words
I've tried iPads and Nexi tablets, but didn't like them – they are both consumption-centric and concentration-destroying, which is for me a deadly combination.
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Likedrcmnd.app
LG flip phoneTheir words
so I also carry an LG flip phone (my one non-*n[iu]x tool] which is useless in every respect except the two crucial ones: call quality is great, and the battery lasts for days.
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Mixed onrcmnd.app
ChromebookTheir words
The kitchen machine is a cheap-o Chromebook, which has a pretty lousy case and keyboard but is fine for recipes and playing NPR.
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Mixed onrcmnd.app
BeOSTheir words
I used BeOS for a month or so in 1997, which was beautiful but didn't play well with others.
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Mixed onrcmnd.app
DiggTheir words
After several years, I've just stopped using Netvibes in favor of Digg's newsreader. Digg doesn't work as well as Netvibes (and I may ultimately switch back),
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Dislikedrcmnd.app
MavericksTheir words
I dislike what I've seen of Mavericks – the earlier removal of "Save as…" in native apps was already a portent of The End Times, as if more were needed, and Mavericks looks to go further in that direction
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Usesrcmnd.app
emacsTheir words
My writing tools have gone through three phases: 1993-2003, mainly emacs in a telnet window.