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28 March 2013

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    Synology DS411slim

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    My NAS is a 4TB Synology DS411slim. Then I have two Raspberry Pi's, quite a lot of Arduinos.

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    Lumix G3

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    Camera: A Lumix G3 - micro 4/3 with a fantastic Vario 1:4/4-14 lens.

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    Roland Integra-7

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    Music production: A Roland Integra-7 (fantastic machine - an entire orchestra in a box) and a Roland RD-700NX stage piano.

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    Bose QuietComfort 15

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    Oh, and Bose QuietComfort 15 noise reducing headphones - essential for long-distance flights.

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    Sonos

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    Sonos sound system for listening to music.

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    emacs

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    Emacs, make and bash for all programming. Keynote for slides. Pages for letters.

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    Keynote

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    Keynote for slides. Pages for letters.

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    Dell Latitude E6430

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    At work I have a Dell Latitude E6430 quad-core 2.9GHZ 8GB 250GB SSD running Ubuntu.

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    Raspberry Pi

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    Then I have two Raspberry Pi's, quite a lot of Arduinos.

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