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thebaer
10y ago
GitHub will definitely get the job done if you like going the static site route. Otherwise Ghost [0] is a popular alternative to WordPress for self-hosting. The answer really comes down to how much time you want to spend maintaining and upd
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10y ago
Yes, anyone can make their own Android app store and charge whatever they want for the apps there. http://lmgtfy.com/?q=android+app+stores
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10y ago
Crouton doesn't necessarily go away on reboot. You just have to consistently boot into Developer Mode to keep it (and the rest of your data). You just get a warning and the option to do so each time it boots. That's how I've
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thebaer
10y ago
You're right they don't care, but that doesn't mean it's hopeless. It's up to developers and companies to actually create the pure utilities the free software movement advocates, and sell it not on "freedom and
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10y ago
Yeah, we've been working on this for a while, and figured we'd throw it out there after hearing that news :) A few things that are different: you can see your list of past posts, we store everything in localStorage in the browser,
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Show HN: Write.as – anonymous / pseudonymous blogging
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Thanks. I am planning on updating the iOS app myself now, especially since I'm generally doing more iOS development these days. But it was incredibly nice to hand off that bit of work and get back a fully-functional app, especially a
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How I built a multi-platform app
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10y ago
It's live, and it says at the top: "the camera is on" basically. It's like the call already started as far as the caller is concerned -- no ringing necessary.
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10y ago
I might be convinced of that when they improve the battery technology. No company on the planet except for Apple can say "wireless is the future" and charge $159 for buds that last 5 hours.
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10y ago
Write.as CLI Our open source command-line utility written in Go. Write.as is a lightweight hosted blogging platform with clients on every popular platform. We started with pastebin-like anonymous posting in v1, and now v2 has real blogs and
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10y ago
I was thinking the same thing -- the Chrome Store has been a huge boon for my product ( https://write.as ). But a lot of people are on Chrome OS, and since they're keeping apps there at least, I don't think this is a ter
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10y ago
You can also turn a cell phone off and (with most phones) remove its battery.
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10y ago
Though it's not embeddable, tools like asciinema [0] are great for this, too. [0] https://asciinema.org/
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10y ago
Chromebooks do the best job I've seen of being user friendly and solving the primary use case for millions of people: getting online. They're basically internet appliances, which speaks to their success -- after all, who needs hel
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10y ago
At step 2 the site gets their JS disabled. :)
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10y ago
The great thing about the 3.5mm and 6.35mm jack is that I can use old hardware that still works great with new headphones. The equipment I spend money on lasts and continues to work as I upgrade individual parts over a long period of time
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10y ago
Agreed. And I think the biggest problem with mobile apps is that many act like they're still on the web -- rarely attempting to fit in to the OS with a consistent UI, and inconsistently using native features that help with interoperabi
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10y ago
Well technically , Android doesn't sort notifications strictly reverse-chronologically, but also within different priority levels that the apps themselves choose (e.g. phone calls and direct messages = always at the top, "Foo jus
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11y ago
The nice part about that idea is the flexibility you get over where you share specific content, and how each piece can be platform-agnostic. You could essentially augment Twitter or Tumblr and create posts for each with a single interface.
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11y ago
Plus if it's a taser, where the probes are shot out, you can potentially be "stunning" a small area of the body, depending on how far away they were shot from. The video in the article shows a dude impaled on a fence for 30
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11y ago
What if there's a more popular Adam than Adam Sandler? And does this mean I need to reserve the name "Adam" on my service, so that one day when Adam Sandler comes along, he'll be able to get the name I assumed he wants?
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The "minimum length" idea is sort of interesting. But is this really an issue? Many early Twitter users with one-letter names still use the service. Not all early adopters want a "one night stand" with your product --
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My thoughts exactly. They've already started going that way with ARC; this looks to me like everything converging.
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I think the analogy is apt. The medium, unlike a printed newspaper for example, enables communication as much as it enables one-way publishing. And isn't the latter a subset of communication ? Think of a personal site. What is that, i
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11y ago
I'm 25 and am definitely feeling its effects on my body too, as well as longing for the outdoors. It's worse because I know the damage I do from sitting around means that I need to spend more time actively counteracting it later
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11y ago
I do the same for smaller sites on my second or third time buying from them. But the first time, if it's something I really want, I generally use a temporary email account anyway -- again defeating the purpose.
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Heh, was actually looking for something like this and found some on an old reddit thread: https://www.reddit.com/r/golang/comments/jrl9d/a_gopher_serv...
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The yellow banner was fine until it started stalking me down the page -- I need to at least be able to focus on the article's words.
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11y ago
It doesn't make the point invalid. There are laptops that connect to cell networks. I can make calls to landlines from my desktop. That doesn't change the name, because it does a lot more. I can also use these devices without a SI
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