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13y ago
What about BBM? Personally I prefer it over Viber and WA, and I'm pretty sure it has the same feature set. It also at least brags about being secure (no clue if it truly is)
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13y ago
Another comment already made this point, but I'm pretty sure most people found it rude and just didn't want to say anything. This weekend I met/saw at least 5 people with Glass on. I didn't tell them to take it off, I ju
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13y ago
Comments on this post are classic HN remarks. Why does everyone here seem to have such a hard time recognising and appreciating other people's accomplishments? Who cares if this is nothing new, he built it and whether or not "anyo
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13y ago
Hey, nice job. I was impressed by this at Pennapps, cool that you did it in such a short amount of time (even if it's been possible for a long time)
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13y ago
I only noticed this yesterday. They even mute the sound by default so it's not really intrusive. Hopefully people move away from gifs soon, even if it means autoplay videos everywhere.
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13y ago
Neat site! The dialog box stays open after clicking "How it Works" though. Thought I'd let you know (assuming you're the creator of this) Firefox 24.3.0 on Linux x86
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13y ago
Hating when young programmers see huge success?
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13y ago
This is an extremely simple game to clone, it's pretty interesting that the original creator had so much success
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13y ago
I wrote an alright one in Python for use in my HN app for BlackBerry 10. Not sure how good it is, but check it out here: https://github.com/krruzic/Reader-YC/tree/master/app I'm not sure what you&#x
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13y ago
Disclaimer: I've never developed for iOS or Android. Honestly I think Developing for BlackBerry is actually pretty good. The other commenter makes good points about the vendor portal and responding to users, but the actual tools for de
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Show HN: ReaderYC, a Native BlackBerry 10 Hacker News client
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