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http://selfoss.aditu.de
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http://rssowl.org
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https://github.com/Fogbeam/Neddick
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http://beta.newsmaven.co
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http://feedly.com
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https://ifttt.com
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http://tt-rss.org
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http://bookmarkchamp.com
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http://1kpl.us
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http://blogrollapp.com
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http://getprismatic.com
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http://lzone.de/liferea
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Maybe you could take a look at YouTrack: http://www.jetbrains.com/youtrack/ (compare the Agile board) I think Trello looks nice(r), but it's easy to create a mess with it.
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Maybe this will help someone: A lot of times suicidal thoughts are not about a death wish but about a wish for silence in your head. I think realizing this can make a difference. Whatever the case: don't be ashamed, get help.
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Neither does Android. But for both Android and iOS there are libs that can convert SVG into usable objects. For example: https://github.com/SVGKit/SVGKit
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Are you sure? Compressing (deflate) image/svg+xml will make the file very small.
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iOS does support SVG but I think it depends on the browser and how you embed it. Maybe this page will help: http://www.schepers.cc/svg/blendups/embedding.html
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Maybe you should think in terms of "interesting" instead of "upvote". But a fix might be that an item can only be marked interesting on the item page, not on the overview pages.
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Interesting. I always found it fascinating that a lot of people start laughing when watching the horror in a movie like "Ichi the Killer". Maybe humor is the emotion of the absurd and unreal.
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I wouldn't mind getting 0.01% of the CRM market.
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"We chose Samsung devices for select workgroups after months of testing different devices and gathering employee feedback."
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Maybe the problem is that innovation and invention are mixed up all the time. The CD was a great invention while Apple is an innovative company. I'm not sure this is correct but I think that innovations remove risks while inventions are alw
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My thought exactly. I don't get his example. But maybe it's a speed issue. Adding items to a Dictionary might be faster than updating a timestamp on an object.
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In the other parts he is filming in public and is getting the same reactions. Part 2: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7bT1ZfRtrJc Part 3: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QHG9ouQ17-M But I'm not sure it's the size of the camera. Most
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I like PHP. But I can understand why people hate it when they read articles like these. Not escaping user input, storing password in the session. Bad practice all over the place.
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How people respond to being filmed (with devices like Google glass)(youtube.com)
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I was not talking about individuals but companies like Lulzbot who are going to sell them pre-assembled.
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This one for example: http://www.google.com/patents/US4118163 I know it won't be a problem when people use this at home, but Lulzbot is going to sell assembled versions. I hope they don't get in trouble for that.
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My personal experience is that the last 10% are hard when: - I didn't stick to the specs - Added specs while coding - Didn't test while coding - Didn't fix shitty while coding Because I think specs are very important I don't be
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Seems to me this method is patented. How are they going to sell these kits? Reference: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Plastics_extrusion

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