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by bergie 13y ago
A lot of the gesture stuff predates BB10 and was already in Nokia's N9 MeeGo phone. A little bit about the background: http://bergie.iki.fi/blog/meego-diaspora/ http://bergie.iki.fi/blog/
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Visual Arduino programming(jonnor.com)
1 points by bergie 13y ago|0 comments
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by bergie 13y ago
Read this one: http://www.sencha.com/blog/the-making-of-fastbook-an-html5-l...
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BitCoin as a Medium of Exchange(bergie.iki.fi)
1 points by bergie 13y ago|0 comments
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by bergie 13y ago
Nexus 7 is 323ppi, and Nexus 10 is 300ppi
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by bergie 13y ago
Nexus 7 is actually pretty good. Some reviews: http://www.anandtech.com/show/7231/the-nexus-7-2013-review http://arstechnica.com/gadgets/2013/07/the-2013-nexus-7-revi...
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by bergie 13y ago
You could even simplify and say that Jekyll is a build script
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by bergie 13y ago
Not exactly desktop-focused, but I'm working on something in this space: http://noflojs.org/
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by bergie 13y ago
With the Chrome Apps PhoneGap wrapper you can package them for iOS too: https://github.com/MobileChromeApps/mobile-chrome-apps
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by bergie 13y ago
There is a PhoneGap wrapper for Chrome Apps, which you can probably eventually use also for packaging for the desktop OSs (even though now the focus is understandably on iOS and Android as Chrome apps work on the other platforms): https:&#
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by bergie 13y ago
I wonder if this is related to the recent Adobe and vBulletin user database breaches. They might be trying those passwords on GH.
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by bergie 13y ago
I thought this was a lot more interesting GitHub visualization: http://osrc.dfm.io/bergie
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by bergie 13y ago
Food and beer, mostly. Handy when you run out of cash and don't want to walk to the ATM few blocks away :-)
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by bergie 13y ago
...and you generally meet a lot more people. Traveling alone is awesome
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by bergie 13y ago
You can find a washer and drier pretty much everywhere. Most hostels have facilities for washing clothes, and hotels usually provide this as a service. And then there are laundromats of course. The only problem is what to wear while washing
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by bergie 13y ago
We have a shared Aviation Authority in EU in the form of EASA, so this isn't something a particular European country could do on its own.
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by bergie 13y ago
Exactly. I remember very similar supply chain locking stories about Nokia at its heyday. Didn't help them much when market shifted
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Web Credits - Currency for the Digital Age(webcredits.org)
1 points by bergie 13y ago|0 comments
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by bergie 13y ago
Sure, things are nicer if you speak even a little German. I don't, and have been doing fine in Berlin. Other German cities on the other hand are a different story. Oh, and on banks... At least Sparkasse got me an English-speaking rep w
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by bergie 13y ago
I think Nexus 4 has been out of stock in most countries for a while now
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by bergie 13y ago
Also, Berlin is international enough that you'll get by quite nicely without speaking German.
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by bergie 13y ago
The N900 was amazing. I used it as my only computer on quite a few trips, effortlessly handling stuff like flight reservations and hotel bookings regardless of having to use desktop-oriented websites with Flash. And the keyboard was great f
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by bergie 13y ago
Google Now sounds like something that would indeed work a lot better on a smartwatch than it works now in a semi-hidden screen on your phone. Adding it as a lockscreen widget sort of helps, but you still have to dig up your phone and activa
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by bergie 13y ago
The point is not abstaining from voting, but instead to vote for other parties. If enough people would do that, US would eventually get a healthy democracy. (disclaimer: not US citizen. My country has government ministers from six different
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How to take CSS to the next level(radul.name)
1 points by bergie 13y ago|0 comments
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by bergie 13y ago
Weather and time on lockscreen is easy using one of the widgets that can be placed into an Android lockscreen, for example DashClock: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=net.nurik.roma... Shortcuts... ed
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by bergie 13y ago
Thanks for the response! It seems exclude patterns are only available for paying customers, not for open source projects.
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by bergie 13y ago
Looks interesting, but is unfortunately not that useful for projects that include either build artifacts or external dependencies in their repositories. It would be awesome if it utilized some sort of ignore syntax for those.
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by bergie 13y ago
There are several bars and restaurants in my neighbourhood that accept BitCoin, so I'm happy to have some for day-by-day use. Especially as most places in Berlin don't accept cards
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by bergie 13y ago
I don't recall printing anything else than boarding passes in years. Documents nowadays are written on a computer, and also shared and consumed on a computer. And even those only when flying outside of Europe, as here we can use QR Cod

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