jalcine

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by jalcine 13y ago
If you do want to access it directly, try the following: http://jalcine.me/projects/index.html http://jalcine.me/projects/portfolio.html
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by jalcine 13y ago
It's working fine for me; I `dig`'d my domain to make sure DNS and everything was okay, too.
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by jalcine 13y ago
It's a penny in a quarter (as opposed to a dime in a dozen).
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A Black Guy that Codes(home.jalcine.me)
2 points by jalcine 13y ago|9 comments
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I'm Not A Programmer(blog.jalcine.me)
1 points by jalcine 13y ago|0 comments
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by jalcine 13y ago
That $20 trick is something I have been doing personally for a long time (can't anymore with the Nexus 4).
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Harlem Shake JavaScriptifed(github.com)
76 points by jalcine 14y ago|29 comments
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by jalcine 14y ago
Your best bet, as many have prescribed here, will be Qt. It works DECENTLY well under GNOME and fantastically under KDE (ofc) if you're concerned about the Linux market, and works pretty well on Windows, too. Personally, with QML and the ab
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by jalcine 14y ago
I don't know, guys. I moved away from Oovoo because it looked ulgy (for one) and because of those annoying ads. Now that the one service I use a lot and push for others to use is doing EXACTLY what I try to avoid; collecting a bunch of clou
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by jalcine 14y ago
Why do all of that? I might be repeating myself, but why not use XMPP's video chatting services for this?
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by jalcine 14y ago
It isn't new, but it's beyond annoying and beyond intrusion. Personally, if I had the servers for it, I'd provide a platform based on XMPP using it (though I haven't tested out XMPP's strengths).