For me, and probably a lot of people in their twenties, the thing is that I never had a cable subscription to begin with. After I left home for college, I obviously didn't have a TV subscription in the dorms, and then when I graduated and moved to my own place there didn't seem to be any reason to get cable, aside…

Agreed. That was one of the first things I did, and it's been very useful for a long time.

I know it's simple, but one of the most useful things I do is to create a label called "notes to self" which tags any email I send to myself from any of my other email addresses (such as my work email). This way, if I email myself something to reference later, it's easy to pull up.

I haven't had a full time job since 2010, but I have had several 3-6 month contracts, all in my chosen field. My resume reads:

No. I actually like iTunes a lot. Latest update is a major improvement in terms of speed. And on OSX, I've never had a problem. I use it to stream all of my movies and TV shows to my AppleTV and iOS devices (no syncing required), and I use iTunes Match to get playlists and music synced (automagically).

I usually pack the night before. My big problem is packing too much, so be aware that you can usually wear something more than once or pair it with something else for a new outfit. I wear my sneakers on the plane to save space and give me shoes to run in at the hotel gym. I always pack a swim suit because you never…

Me either. I'm an IT guy by trade and yet I really prefer to have stuff written down. It just makes my life more organized. Plus there's no data plan, dead zones or other technical glitches.