Superpelican

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by Superpelican 11y ago
You would expect a well-built, modern (and hackable?) iPod Classic successor (with support for streaming services, but traditional UI) to be a nice Kickstarter idea?
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by Superpelican 11y ago
Yes, in the Netherlands they were very popular too with pupils in the last grades of primary school and the first grade of secondary school. They are a relatively cheap entry into the iOS ecosystem (with for example popular games) and Apple
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by Superpelican 11y ago
My BlackBerry Classic (like most BlackBerrys) has a dedicated play/pause button between the volume buttons. It's one of the things I love about it :) I can pause my music without turning on the screen.
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by Superpelican 11y ago
The people over at head-fi.org seem to love FiiO. I recently read a review of the X1 and it seems to have exceptional build quality too!
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by Superpelican 11y ago
Having switched to OS X about a year ago after years of Linux usage, I can say that personally I really like the case insensitivity OS X has by default. It doesn't whine every time I accidentally (don't) press caps lock. Case sens
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by Superpelican 11y ago
Would you mind elaborating your answer? It currently isn't clear to which question you are answering yes. ;)
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by Superpelican 11y ago
>When could your problem be dominated by sequencing? It often is in embedded systems, where you're sequencing external hardware to get it to do real-world things. I mean, yes, you could write all that in a monad, but if that's
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Ask HN: Does imperative programming have a (mainstream) future?
5 points by Superpelican 11y ago|10 comments
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Show HN: A stack machine in 50 lines of F#(bitbucket.org)
2 points by Superpelican 12y ago|0 comments