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9 June 2016

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    I use a Microsoft Internet Keyboard, which I bought in 2005; it has a perfect click.

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    At home and when travelling I use an ASUS ZenBook UX305. It is light, it has a decent battery life, and it is powerful enough for my needs.

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    I use mutt for email. Remotely, I run a ssh connection to my machine and run mutt there.

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    I run Ubuntu on both machines, sticking with the LTS versions.

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    I format my papers with LuaTeX.

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    I browse the web with Firefox, but I am not very happy with that.

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