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by toni 12y ago
> Before, when a company provided Xen or Kvm, you generally would get to have low-level access such as the ability to virtually connect to a serial port or vnc session of your box as it booted. You also, typically, could provide your own
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by toni 12y ago
Excellent point, completely forgot the invaluable F-Droid.
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by toni 12y ago
Nodeclipse[1] is pretty good for doing node/web development. It supports Node/Angular/ExpressJS and many other little bits and pieces out of the box. [1] http://www.nodeclipse.org/
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by toni 12y ago
A while back I flashed my Nexus 5 with a CyanogenMod 11 build. I didn't install the GApps package afterward. One thing you will notice immediately is that the battery life lasts much much longer. With casual surfing, watching video cli
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by toni 12y ago
No worries, these things may happen :)
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by toni 12y ago
It's funny that the Genymotion screenshot clearly shows "for personal use" :) The blog post says Genymotion "has a completely free option along with some paid options for larger groups of developers", which is a sl
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by toni 12y ago
apt-pinning (something that I have always thought is a bad practice) and using a shim. Honest question: isn't this just a giant hairy hack? Am I missing something?
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by toni 12y ago
It can also simply show the hex or rgb numbers inside the box as text. Selecting the text and pressing Ctrl+C should work flawlessly.
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by toni 12y ago
I think you misunderstood what he is asking about. He wants to debug locally on a tablet or a set-top box. The method you mentioned is remote debugging, something he explicitly wishes not to do.
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Build a Twitter Bot With Node.js(markrabey.com)
1 points by toni 12y ago|0 comments
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by toni 12y ago
Great, thanks for adding the direct link to store page.
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by toni 12y ago
Wow, thanks! That's what I was looking for. Why the article didn't link to the exact product page on this store is really beyond me. Edit: They added a direct link to the store. Great!
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by toni 12y ago
I have spent 10 minutes trying to find an actual working "buy now" or "add to cart" button, but sadly, those are no where to find. I followed the link from Location Puck Tutorial Page[1] to mbed.org page[2] which does ha
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by toni 12y ago
I think you should regularly read "Singapore Dissident"[1] a blog written by a Singaporean lawyer who is at the moment a political refugee in US. [1] http://singaporedissident.blogspot.com/
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by toni 12y ago
> I'd imagine the cost of an OS license is a total non-issue compared to what they're charging the client I think you'd be wrong if you knew how much the total sum of all Windows licenses cost in a large-scale deployment.
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by toni 12y ago
My sentiments indeed. I will not dare to hack on a $400 Android tablet, but gladly brick a couple of $50 tablets in order to learn one thing or another.
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by toni 12y ago
Why would it only attract hobbyists? I know a couple of software companies that develop "kiosk" type apps and can benefit from a Linux tablet. Currently they work with a barebone Win2K installation on an under-powered x86 mini pc
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by toni 12y ago
My bad searching abilities :) Didn't really mean it must be cheap per se. I actually backed Ubuntu Edge. One thing I realized is that adding "cheap" to your search phrase will show up more hacker-type attempts to install Linu
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by toni 12y ago
Just a couple of days ago I was DDGoing a phrase like "Debian cheap tablet" or such and found this page[1]. I still can't understand why there is no market for a Linux tablet. [1] http://www.gregwar.com/posts&
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by toni 12y ago
The screenshots look extremely polished. Good work! Is there anything specific that makes this a social network specially for churches? Maybe you should emphasize those points a little bit more? From 3 features listed in main page ("Di
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by toni 12y ago
The button does not work with plain Adblock Plus too.
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by toni 12y ago
I don't see how you might conclude that "TC doesn't seem opposed to PressFarm's success as a business" based on that one line of comment. I read Alexia's response as "We considered the possibility that thi
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by toni 12y ago
In other words, TC does not approve charging money for providing a set of useful email addresses (even if it's wrapped in a neat Bootstrap/Stripe gift box) and regards it as good old shady pro spammers . It leads to young startup
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by toni 12y ago
Agreed with you completely. Every time a new web app is posted to HN and it doesn't work without enabling Javascript, a small circle of security-conscious people complain about it. The responses from other people are in the lines of:
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by toni 12y ago
Very refreshing to see a big, red warning in the screenshot about the fact that Javascript is enabled ! Usually you see the same thing when Javascript is disabled, asking you to enable it.
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by toni 12y ago
My personal advise is to stop wasting your time with studying anymore. A lot of web agencies and startups do not care if you have a university degrees or not, they only care about your programming skills. Find a job in Singapore, Malaysia,
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by toni 12y ago
I would suggest you to find a job in Singapore or even Malaysia. Browse http://startupjobs.asia/ and try to apply for jobs in countries around you. After you have 3 to 5 years experience, try to emigrate to United States,
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Escriba: Online text editor(escriba.co)
2 points by toni 12y ago|0 comments
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Minicart.js - Portable PayPal Shopping Cart(minicartjs.com)
50 points by toni 12y ago|6 comments
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Odyssey.js – A simple way to weave interactive stories(cartodb.github.io)
3 points by toni 12y ago|0 comments

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