Google Inbox in Chrome is damn near unusable. 600MB of memory for one tab is basically worse than Facebook.

Also, I need to get a damn move-on with this. Only have 20 days left :o Feels like yesterday that I was panicking about having a decent question. And now it sort of falls into perspective: getting LaTeX sorted out has probably bought me another 2 days' writing time, because there won't be much room human error on the typesetting side. At least, far less than if I were using InDesign.

Librarian was telling me just yesterday about one of the PhD students who "received a lot of comments about his footnotes and bibliography" during his defence session because, according to her, he'd typed out his bibliography by hand. I really don't understand why people put themselves through that kind of work when it can all be automated…

Footnotes count towards the final word count.

So far I've lost 1150 words to it, out of an absolute maximum of 7700 words. Eh.

Well there's that too. MBA with a Wacom would be a very powerful and portable setup…and I am considering replacing the Magic Trackpad with a drawing tablet.

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Well…you can't put your feet up in an auditorium, and decanting port would certainly be frowned upon, especially if you have no plans to share…

Nor I, though I regularly pass by an  store. But just the thought of holding a device that's bigger than my MBA is enough to give me some idea, I think.

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I've never had a device larger than 7" before, and that was the Nexus 7, so it'd be nice. 3D touch would be interesting, certainly, and I wonder if the pencil really is as amazingly accurate as everyone says.

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It would, and it'd be easier to carry as well, for most people.

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The original N7 was a total disaster. Mine won't even charge anymore — for a while it would be that I drained the battery faster than it could charge. Apparently the later series fixed those problems, but I was furious at that lack of QC.

Anyway I have the iPhone now, so if I get a tablet at all it'll be the small iPad Pro if/when it's released.

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Reminds me of my 2012 Nexus 7 which used to crash all the time with a BT keyboard: it was so slow that I could type a page in Google Docs without anything showing up for 2 minutes. And then things would disappear randomly from the buffer and I'd get paragraphs of stuff that made less sense than when I originally typed it.

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