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If you do go ahead and build support for it there is a small bounty already up for grabs.

https://freedomsponsors.org/issue/271/support-eclipse

Mission Control is my all time favourite SomaFM channel!

This extension has made viewing HN for me much more pleasant since the author first published this.

I too was impressed by the response from posting on that thread. I had recently moved to Germany to be closer to my partner and got spotted by a company that was really interesting to me (MenschDanke [0]). Had a few interviews, met the team and all that went well and I start working on Monday :)

[0]: http://www.menschdanke.de/ This thread should definitely be continued!

I saw this a few years ago but never got round to trying it. Does anyone know how effective this actually is?

This is excellent - congratulate your friend!

Location: Berlin, Germany ☆ Full Time

Stack: Android/Java/SQLite/TFS ☆ PHP/mySQL/git ☆ ASP.NET/C#/MS-SQL ☆ JavaScript/HTML5/CSS3/RDFa

Resume: http://malachisoord.com/static/doc/CV_Malachi_Soord.pdf

Contact: me@malachisoord.com

Recently moved to Germany from the UK and am looking to get involved in the tech scene in Berlin. Interested in joining a small/medium sized company involving something web/mobile related.

Totally didn't know about this! Cheers for the heads up.

This looks like a totally different approach to 3D printing! I'll be interested in seeing how this project pans out.

Looks like the certificate on this site has since expired.

You can block such permissions in CyanogenMod based roms via their 'Privacy Guard' feature. And I am sure there are other solutions but most likely would require a rooted device.

I think such functionality as you described should be included into Android as standard allowing the user to grant permissions to confidential information.

The best online tool I've seen is http://www.debuggex.com/

+1 on this - I had to look at the status bar to see where these URLs would take me for some of them...

Awesome - well done :) I'm loving this!

What's using a yubikey like? I've got LastPass premium account and seen it being promoted... How would it work with the password manager on your mobile?

Ahh - just seen it's got NFC build in.

Some of the captures I have noticed more than one solution, perhaps modifying the suggested words even further is required.

Awesome - Well done!

The W530 looks like an absolutely lovely machine... I am tempted to get one myself as I am planning on moving state side and wanting something to replace my desktop for development.

I like it :) Some pointers...

- Validation on the input form

- HTML looks like it's been generated in some WYSIWYG editor... Have a read over this: http://learn.shayhowe.com/advanced-html-css/

Well done! This is awesome - such a nice UX :)

Thanks!

... looks like I just missed out :/ Did anyone catch this?

Just to add... for PNG optimisations on Windows.

* PNGGauntlet - http://pnggauntlet.com/ - Combines PNGOUT, OptiPNG, and DeflOpt.

Awesome :) any plans for last.fm scobbling integration?

Agreed! This is highly useful :) Nicely implemented too!

You can also buy a UK based VPS ( http://www.lowendbox.com/tag/uk/) and install some VPN server on there/ Note: Make sure the provider allows TUN/TAP

How does one get down-vote?

From what I've read It's all done on the device.

"One of the biggest issues with Siri is that it requires access to Apple’s servers in order to work. In Jelly Bean, however, Google will provide full offline voice dictation to users. Granted, that’s not a full Siri competitor, but the fact that the search company has been able to take it offline in a mobile setting is very important."

http://www.eweek.com/c/a/Mobile-and-Wireless/Android-41-Jell...

Thanks for putting this together... Looks good:) reminds me of console.fm.

Is there any way to skip through the selected mix?

That is some impressive upload! Cheers for this!