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AutoHotKey is a free, open-source macro-creation app for Windows. It lets you create really powerful macros that respond to keyboard input from within any application.

Twitter is great for keeping up with what your neighbors cat is up to, but it's also a great resource for keeping up with other developers. Following some advice from a co-worker I've put together a small list of devs that I follow that I think you should follow too.

I've been using C# as my primary programming language for about, oh 6 years now. I love it but I wouldn't say it's perfect. The C# language is lacking a lot of features that I've found to be huge productivity boosts in other languages.