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by lurker- 9y ago
I'd say on HN then it makes sense that many will misread it as Trello, but I think it's safe to assume that the name was inspired by Telly, and that the Trello similarity is just a (un)fortunate collision.
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by lurker- 9y ago
When I first saw Go I was put off by its syntax, but after giving it a chance I very quickly fell in love with it. I've used C#, Python, Ruby, Java, C, Obj-C, JS and Go for mid-large scale projects. Go is the only language I've ev
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by lurker- 9y ago
And when you turn it into a more realistic scenario (~1 hour video/day - something I'd almost never do with my iPhone but often do with my Pixel), it's hard to imagine not having access to WiFi throughout the week. Even the h
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by lurker- 9y ago
Not sure what countries you're referring to, but I haven't had any issues throughout my travels, and when I visited Vietnam then I didn't even bother to buy data (I believe it only costed about $10 for unlimited data for 15 d
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by lurker- 9y ago
Actually, I'm lucky to work remotely, allowing me to travel around in Asia on a pretty much weekly basis. I'm currently in Thailand where they offer free, unlimited data (accessible pretty much anywhere) for only $9 for a month. I
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by lurker- 9y ago
I'm aware, if it lasted forever then I'd gladly pay an additional $1000+. But as you also know, after 2020 then they'll still offer unlimited high-quality photo/video storage, and I think those who don't abuse the o
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by lurker- 9y ago
I won't defend ditching the headphone jack, especially after Google ridiculed Apple for doing so. But as a very happy owner of the Pixel phone, I'd say the free, unlimited storage of photos and videos in original quality is a mill
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by lurker- 9y ago
Yeah, it was a group project with a lot of presentations, so could instantly recognize who the project belonged to just by looking at group number/easily recognizable pictures. Not sure if there were other identifiable information.. bu
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by lurker- 9y ago
I used it for one of my courses a little over a year ago; I don't recall seeing any flag, but maybe that's a newish feature. My primary problem was that the professor often created a question or two that 9/10 groups hadn&#x27
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by lurker- 9y ago
This is really great, and surprisingly fast (images seem to load much faster than on Reddit, at least for me). Can you share more info about how/where it's hosted and the stack used (besides angular)?
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by lurker- 9y ago
Hello, I decided to build note.delivery because I often want to share notes between my computer and phone without affecting the formatting. I also wanted to familiarize myself with a frontend framework. I am a very experienced Go developer,
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Show HN: Encrypted notes (optional password-protection) built with Go and vuejs(note.delivery)
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by lurker- 9y ago
I don't know how the Play Store commenting system works, but I think before jumping to conclusions then it's important to consider that if there were any foul play then it would probably have been better achieved through "sha
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by lurker- 9y ago
Windows have EmEditor.. unfortunately Linux doesn't seem to have any. Hopefully someone can develop a great frontend for the xi editor ( https://github.com/google/xi-editor ). Sublime Text is imo near perfect, only
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by lurker- 9y ago
I have extremely high hopes for your app, and I'd very much love to see it on the frontpage again, but you make it very difficult to tell what changes has been made since the last time it reached the frontpage (and just a day ago someo
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by lurker- 9y ago
What a ridiculous comment.. I can assure you that the majority of the developers do not own a 8GB dev machine, and surely you can see why this application would be valuable for the average user chatting with their friends on Skype/what