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16 September 2011

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    Canon 5D Mark II

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    I also put a lot of miles on my iPhone 4, my PS3, my XBox 360, a Xoom, a Samsung S1, and my glorious Canon 5D Mark II.

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    MacBook Pro

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    I'm currently using a 17" 2.3 ghz Core i7 MacBook Pro laptop for pretty much all of my computational needs.

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    Drobo

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    I have a Drobo plugged into an ancient Macbook in my basement with 2 TB on it.

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    Chrome

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    Truthfully almost everything I do lives inside of Chrome. Webapps for mail, news, spreadsheets, doc writing, bug tracking, reporting, and the entire Slashdot administrative UI.

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    Fluid

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    I create Fluid installs for each of my major web applications (Mail, Google Reader, Slashdot, Google Docs, we use Jira for bug tracking internally, etc).

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    Aperture

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    I use Aperture for organizing my photo library.

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