uloweb | 7 years ago | on: Ask HN: What open source project, in your opinion, has the highest code quality?
SQLite++
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uloweb | 7 years ago | on: Ask HN: Any project management app you feel at home with?
Basecamp
uloweb | 8 years ago | on: Airtable gets $52M in funding
Good product, but they are still making something very similar to spreadsheets, instead of creating something new.
IRL It looks, like they have created more powerful and effective internal combustion engine, but still not a Tesla, thereby keeping more market for old-looking software and leaving less place for something really new.
uloweb | 12 years ago | on: Apple's Remote Desktop client is bundled for free with every Mac
Blog post from "14 FEB 2011"
uloweb | 12 years ago | on: Elance Flappy Bird jobs
It is possible to create one game and then sell it 10x times with different name/images.
uloweb | 12 years ago | on: How I hacked Github again
almost $1000/hour for watching TV shows.. nice job)
uloweb | 12 years ago | on: Journalists at Sochi are live-tweeting their hotel experiences
uloweb | 12 years ago | on: How To Become Uber Productive While Working For Yourself
This works only if you are doing the same tasks every time, or if they are easy. And you should already know how you can do it. But, in case you have a big problem to solve, and some details are unknown, dividing project in daily to-do's can be tricky.
uloweb | 12 years ago | on: PayPal Denies Providing Payment Information to Twitter Username Hacker
And then they would rename it to "Umbrella corporation"
uloweb | 12 years ago | on: PayPal Denies Providing Payment Information to Twitter Username Hacker
I am too. Just because Twitter can very easily prove that account was stolen and return it to the owner. I don't think it is possible to steal, for example, twitter name "jack" or "barackobama".
uloweb | 12 years ago | on: Evolution of words frequencies in porn
uloweb | 12 years ago | on: Jb’s story about how he nearly lost his Twitter handle
It seems that now you should not only use different passwords anywhere, but also different logins and emails, different credit cards and may be even different names, addresses and phone numbers. Just to be sure.
uloweb | 12 years ago | on: Medium raises $25 million
Yes, but only if you already have the successful experience with, for example, sofas.
uloweb | 12 years ago | on: US and UK spy agencies scoop up private data from 'leaky' phone apps
yeh, time to use simple nokia phones again.
uloweb | 12 years ago | on: How to Make Time for Your Side Project
I also wake up at 5am on busy days before deadline, so I have two hours more to work without interrupting. Of course, I have to get to bed earlier, but my evenings are absolutely free. It really works.
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