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humility
11y ago
Congratulations and thanks, had been looking for one for eons now. Looks promising!
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11y ago
SEEKING WORK - REMOTE I'm a skilled Android developer with more than 2 years' experience. I usually focus on simple/minimalist yet elegant user interfaces. My open source projects can be found at https://github.com
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humility
11y ago
Are there enough apps in Windows store?
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humility
11y ago
is it worth the size?
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Ask HN: What phone do you use?
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humility
11y ago
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Crowdsourced programming/development tutorials
(hackr.io)
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11y ago
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11y ago
https://github.com/lvm/django_nsa
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Easily add a NSA backdoor to your Rails app (2013)
(github.com)
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humility
11y ago
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Ask HN: What keyboard layout do you use?
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Prism-Break
(prism-break.org)
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Antergos
(antergos.com)
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humility
11y ago
Great work!!
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humility
11y ago
correctly guessed, I read books that have a lot of images/illustrations!
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humility
11y ago
> Most of the time it works fairly well. Did not for me!
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11y ago
thanks for your suggestion, but let me clarify- I read books to wane off the fatigue caused by looking at the computer screen for long intervals; this purpose would be defeated if I were to use another lcd screen! Also, my eyes are in perfe
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humility
11y ago
bull's eye!
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humility
11y ago
Intriguing, but does it address the pdf reading problem?
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humility
11y ago
Yes, I'm looking for an epaper solution since my eyes get readily fatigued while staring at an LCD, which I have to do a lot.
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Ask HN: Does there exist an actually useful ebook reader?
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11y ago
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11y ago
SEEKING WORK - Remote, Phuket(Thailand) I'm a super experienced Android/Java developer looking for challenging and interesting projects across different fields. Have recently mastered Node.js/Express, hence am open to full st
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humility
11y ago
Mayhaps it's not ideal for backend development, right?
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Ask HN: Future of Go?
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11y ago
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humility
11y ago
Loved computers since childhood, hence I'm a programmer!
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humility
12y ago
Doctor Zhivago by Boris Pasternak, great read!
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12y ago
Seeking Work: New Delhi/India | Bangkok/Thailand | Remote Android Developer(Native), Backend Developer(Node.JS/MySQL/MongoDB) 3+ years' experience with Android/Java, looking for interesting and challenging proj
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12y ago
having used mac all my life, i have high expectations in terms of portability, reliability, compatibility, aesthetics, etc etc. but seeing as the way macs are built, it's very difficult locating apt replacements. Right now, I've z
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12y ago
I really wanted to get a macbook air to run arch linux on, due to its form factor, awesome battery life and reliability, but was dissuaded from doing so by the good folks over at freenode.org/linux..
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12y ago
Not sure how reliable are Samsung notebooks in general, since I've only used a macbook so far which has set high expectations!
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12y ago
I'm sure google has their own version of Superfish in there, waiting to be found!
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12y ago
I concur, probably that's why they've offered a discount so close to the release!
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