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Graydon Hoare

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10 October 2019

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    emacs

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    Emacs for editing, which is about half my day.

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    ctrld

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    Currently I'm using one called ctrld which is a derivative of Dina and my previous favourite family, Proggy.

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    ThinkPads

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    I still have a couple ThinkPads kicking around – a 32GB W530 and an older X61 – they still work, they're nigh-indestructible.

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    QNAP NAS

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    I do have a QNAP NAS for local file service, movies and music, but I foolishly bought one with too little RAM so to keep it from paging I have it reboot itself every 24 hours.

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    Firefox

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    Firefox is better in a privacy and politics sense; but a lot of sites are getting to be Chrome-specific, so I use what I have to.

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    42 inch LG monitor

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    I bought a comedically huge 42 inch LG monitor recently, because they got too cheap to refuse.

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