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by microflash 4y ago
After several years of using Feedly, I stopped using it right when they started showing ads in the feed. My biggest complaint with their Pro offering was that it was extremely unbalanced for the personal use (it still is). As a Pro user, I
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by microflash 4y ago
I've no idea. Although I've worked on Java for ages, Android programming never caught my interest. Maybe search for his to get started on Android and browse some open source projects to get a feel of this is your thing.
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by microflash 4y ago
This one is interesting. I've never used a trackball mouse so I'm not sure how long it'd take for me to be productive. But I'll definitely try one at office to get a feel. Thanks for recommending this.
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by microflash 4y ago
I am not sold on programmable keys (yet) but I do deal with a lot of code and scrollable data. Will definitely check out 502.
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by microflash 4y ago
I was actually looking for MX Vertical but it is not available in my country :(
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by microflash 4y ago
Unfortunately, this is not available for my country.
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by microflash 4y ago
Unfortunately, it was always out of stock for me :(
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by microflash 4y ago
Did you mean Logitech G502? I tried searching for LG G502 but it doesn't seem to be appearing anywhere on my regular shopping sites.
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by microflash 4y ago
This is awesome. There seems to be a large (and even extra large!) version available as well. I have added it on my shopping list to give it a try. A question though: is it narrow and long? I have felt myself to be more comfortable with wid
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Ask HN: Is there any good wired mouse in the market?
6 points by microflash 4y ago|26 comments
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by microflash 4y ago
Buzzkill is a godsent and should be an OS feature. Setting rules on notifications, automated actions and a history has reduced the deluge of useless distractions for me. The app is proprietary and closed source though; it also uses Accessib
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by microflash 4y ago
Building a competent perspective on different areas of the "stack" can help you appreciate the problems that your peers and reports might be coming across. It also opens a new angle on problem solving and the ways to shift the sol
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by microflash 4y ago
After years of trying different things, I have come to a conclusion that any variation of technology is not going to help from distractions until and unless you excercise discipline and restraint. Dialing back from the things that distract
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by microflash 5y ago
But Windows Terminal is open-source and probably someday community will fork it to remove telemetry the way they did with VSCode.
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by microflash 5y ago
> - Wikis and READMEs that run directly in the terminal Nushell can open READMEs natively and can admittedly work with Wikis through a plugin.
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by microflash 5y ago
Well, all of those books are not novel-length. They include poetry, essay collections and fiction.
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by microflash 5y ago
I used to do 400 books per year but it has dropped to 200 (excluding technical content). I usually read in bursts with ebooks on my phone and tablet. Weekends are heaviest in reading time.