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Ryan North

Canadian cartoonist and writer: Dinosaur Comics, Marvel's The Unbeatable Squirrel Girl, and the choose-your-own-path books To Be or Not To Be and Romeo and/or Juliet.

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  • Murdoch stands on a biplane, facing off against an assailant, while James Pendrick pilots the craft.
  • Me on the ground beside a projected logo for a bar called DB COOPER'S. We're both handsome and charismatic and wear awesome glasses. But we can all agree that if we're looking for suspects for who DB Cooper really is we should all look into other people who are not me. Would the only successful air hijacker in American history return to the scene of the crime to gloat like this? Clearly not. Clear

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    • Uses Lenovo T520
      It's being replaced with a Lenovo T520 with a "Thinkpad Mini Doc Plus Series 3 170W" dock (that's what they call it!) that supports 3 external monitors.

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    • Disliked Motorola XT 860
      I had a jailbroken iPhone 3GS till its cell receiver died making it a very thick and expensive iPod, so now I've got a Motorola XT 860 because I wanted a physical keyboard. Guess what, it's kinda sucky too!

      usesthis.com 20 Apr 2012

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    • Loved Kindle
      I guess I should mention I also got a 3G Kindle which I love and a Withings scale that posts my weight to Twitter, which is lots of fun, but also kinda cheesy because every post has their URL slapped on the end of it.

      usesthis.com 20 Apr 2012

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    • Uses AutoHotKey
      AutoHotkey - I used to use a program called Winkey, but that got discontinued, so now I use this. It's free software that lets you map all sorts of actions to the keyboard.

      usesthis.com 20 Apr 2012

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    • Liked Winamp
      Winamp - I've tried a bunch of other music players but always come back to Winamp because it's small and has global hotkeys.

      usesthis.com 20 Apr 2012

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    • Liked Textpad
      Textpad - text editing software that I do most of my writing and development in. It gets out of the way when you need it but has great features like regular expression search/replace (so handy!) and search-in-files, which I use quite a bit too.

      usesthis.com 20 Apr 2012

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    • Recommends Ultramon
      Ultramon - a must when working with multiple monitors. The keyboard shortcuts for moving windows around are insanely useful. Worth every penny.

      usesthis.com 20 Apr 2012

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    • Recommends Dropbox
      Dropbox - everyone should be using Dropbox. I've got their 100GB option because it's totally worth it.

      usesthis.com 20 Apr 2012

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    • Loved Logitech MX mouse
      Oh! And Logitech's new MX mice are amazing. Comfortable, awesome, and with buttons that make the scroll wheel transform. It's the first mouse I've loved.

      usesthis.com 20 Apr 2012

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