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Gina Trapani

Writer and web developer; founding editor of Lifehacker, co-creator of ThinkUp and of the todo.txt format.

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    • Uses TextExpander
      save keystrokes with TextExpander, back up with Time Machine

      usesthis.com 20 Feb 2009

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    • Uses Quicksilver
      keep my desktop clear and launch apps and documents with Quicksilver, and pin my calendar and to-do list to the desktop with GeekTool.

      usesthis.com 20 Feb 2009

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    • Uses TextMate
      On the Mac, I code in TextMate, write in Smultron, take screenshots with InstantShot!, save keystrokes with TextExpander, back up with Time Machine, keep my desktop clear and launch apps and documents with Quicksilver, and pin my calendar and to-do list to the desktop with GeekTool.

      usesthis.com 20 Feb 2009

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    • Uses SnagIt
      I use SnagIt and Camtasia Studio to take screenshots and produce screencasts; I use SyncBack Free to back up my files to an external drive, and I use Cygwin to do command line work.

      usesthis.com 20 Feb 2009

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    • Uses EditPlus
      On the Windows desktop I write and code in EditPlus; I chat using Digsby; I organize my photos with Picasa; I use Google Chrome when Firefox is being slow and bloaty

      usesthis.com 20 Feb 2009

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    • Uses Firefox
      Most of my work happens in Firefox using various webapps, so it's OS-agnostic. On any given day my copy of Firefox has several tabs open with Gmail, Google Reader, Google Calendar, my WordPress installation, Google Docs, and Twitter loaded.

      usesthis.com 20 Feb 2009

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