Paul_O_Meany_Jr

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   by Paul_O_Meany_Jr 7y ago

   If we're delving into paid services, I find Miro to be another incredible product in this space that absolutely nails the UX. My whole design team collaborates on Miro now and we love it. https://miro.com/
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   by Paul_O_Meany_Jr 7y ago

   Interesting! One would think, also, that there may be a similar opportunity at some point to recycle old phones as offline devices and get similar offline Wikipedia functionality using something like Aard. https://github.com&#x2F
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   by Paul_O_Meany_Jr 9y ago

   Maybe something like Piwik is what you're looking for. Open Source, self hosted analytics. https://piwik.org
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   by Paul_O_Meany_Jr 10y ago

   The Fairphone 2 doesn't come with Ubuntu preinstalled and the project to run the OS on the phone is community based and in progress. http://www.omgubuntu.co.uk/2016/07/ubuntu-fairphone-2-port-u... https:&#x
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   by Paul_O_Meany_Jr 13y ago

   Is there any particular reason it has to be T-Mobile Wi-Fi calling? There are lots of free apps that let you do Wi-Fi calling through Google Voice (so you can still use your current number).
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   by Paul_O_Meany_Jr 13y ago

   Installing a custom rom like Cyanogenmod or AOKP would likely solve a lot of your problems. Both are available for your device and require little more work than establishing root, installing safe strap (or another recovery depending on whet