We can write this like so:

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And, you can pick up a little table sander with a disk, and a belt for under $150

Seems about right for a young sysadmin, and/or one that does really go site to site. When I'm on contract, and have no idea what I'm walking into, that's what my bag looks like. If it's a long term contract, and I pretty much know what to expect, I'm considerably more lean (http://toomuchtechnology.com/different-load…

With Gi on this. Anyone notice how many of these guys DO NOT HAVE DAY JOBS!!! I can get real creative on that schedule.

If you really want control, and you're comfy fiddling with a text preferences file, and you like FREEEEEEE: https://github.com/jigish/slate

Wrong pronunciation: flounder (as in 'to fail')

Separate word: proscription |prōˈskripSHən|nounthe action of forbidding something; banning: the proscription of the party after the 1715 Rebellion.• condemnation or denunciation of something.

Here's a better, better way. In System Preferences, under Energy Saver, set up rules that work for your habits.

We might also point out that OCR is only available in Evernote to premium account subscribers.

Check my every day loadout, which is IN MY POCKETS. No bag at all.

Let's take this further: Think about this carefully! It will change your photography. There are only three things you can't do better on the computer than the camera: Polarizing, lighting, and shorter focal length. i.e. wide angle.

This isn't a bad idea, but some people do it slavishly, and without really thinking about what they, or you, are saying. Someone told them it was a good idea, so they do it. Idiots!!!!

It's a Kuny product. Their SMALL ZIPTOP™ UTILITY POUCH, #EL-1523

How many times have you had wait staff throw snide comments at you, or some other patron, for leaving no tip, or a small tip. Why can't they understand that a tip is NOT mandatory? This lack of consensus between patrons, and wait staff is what causes the aggravation. If everyone agreed on the S.O.P., it would be…

I'd recommend Java or PHP. Both are current languages with techniques that are transportable, and with massive amounts of online teaching available. Java skills might be a hair more transportable, though.

Also consider precision. If you spend time figuring out how to automate it, you should have, at the same time, ironed out any bugs, or errors. Using the automated methodology reduces the chance of mistakes.

Oddly I think Mac is best for real newbies who have the money. If you want to start fiddling with your system a bit, Windows might be better. If you really want to screw up your system, you might want to move back to the Mac.

I understand the motivation, but it's very inefficient.