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The Magical Number Seven, Plus or Minus Two(en.wikipedia.org)
1 points by ff_ 12y ago|0 comments
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Towelroot: the Android Universal Root(towelroot.com)
3 points by ff_ 12y ago|0 comments
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by ff_ 12y ago
Nope. Works even if you use an address without http, but beginning with only "//"
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by ff_ 12y ago
And the most beautiful thing here is that his classification algorithm marks this entry as "Probably I shouldn't read this" I love it: http://hn.njl.us/
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by ff_ 12y ago
Gimme one more upvote button, this is a GREAT thought. It's definitely my way of thinking, since today has worked well, and I'm glad that someone applies it harder than me.
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by ff_ 12y ago
If I'm working on something interesting I can do 8, 10, even 12 hours of coding without being aware of the time passing; but that's not the point, we're talking of averages here. Also, some people in 2 hours can obtain the sa
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by ff_ 12y ago
Yeah, without them I'd surely be in trouble; but the temptation of opening HN/Reddit every N minutes (and consequently spend two hours looking all those infinitely interesting entries) it's just too strong.
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by ff_ 12y ago
> "if you work with computers it's nearly impossible to have your brain wired in productive tasks for more than, on average, 4 hours a day" :-) Definitely truth. IMHO the real problem of our productivity is The Internet.
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by ff_ 12y ago
The only thing I'm able to say after this piece is: "WOW."
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by ff_ 12y ago
Wow, that's beautiful. Currently I'm a DO customer (10$ plan), and if they had a 10$ plan I'd make the switch instantly.
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by ff_ 12y ago
This is the best feedback the author could receive: a violent but objective review of every weak spot. Well done.
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Planets Cube: 58 hours to go.(kickstarter.com)
2 points by ff_ 13y ago|0 comments