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rogeryu··on Ask HN: How do technical non-developers help with open source projects?
This describes so much what I do and like. Your list is really useful for me. Many thanks!
rogeryu··on Ask HN: How much to put in a resignation letter?
Follow the advice in the rest of this thread: keep it neutral or positive. Maybe things turn around for you, and although you now think that you will never return at this company, in five or ten years time you might think differently. Your situation may have changed, the economy may have changed, the company may have changed, and either of these may make it totally different.
rogeryu··on HTTP/2 Is Done
Simple to use doesn't mean simple to create. Even a simple and small code base doesn't mean the think-process preceding the actual programming was simple.
rogeryu··on Show HN: Anoncat, stay Anonymous while sharing and chatting
Anonymous over HTTP - is that a joke?
rogeryu··on Source Code Similarities Between NSA Malware and 'Regin' Trojan
Or India was the first target.
rogeryu··on StartSSL down and out?
See https://auth.startssl.com/
rogeryu··on HTTPS Watch
You can install the Calomel addon in Firefox and see how secure those certificates are. https://addons.mozilla.org/nl/firefox/addon/calomel-ssl-vali...
rogeryu··on Wire – Modern Communications Network
Good tip. I tried this for several apps. Too bad it seems this doesn't work for the Play apps: Books, Films, Kiosk. But several apps are gone (Hangouts, search, Plus etc) and I hope they stay where they are.
rogeryu··on Wire – Modern Communications Network
You don't understand. People don't associate that number with a phonecall, but with Whatsapp.
rogeryu··on Stop Changing UIs for No Good Reason
Use K9 Mail.
rogeryu··on Stop Changing UIs for No Good Reason
I do care about Windows desktop changes. Not for me, but for my mother, over 80 years old, and although she still can handle changes, it becomes more difficult. She's using Windows 7 right now (coming from XP via 2000 and 98), with the classic (grey Windows 2000) design. I hope that stays with Windows 9. I'm very glad we could skip Windows 8.

I guess many older people will have these problems, and I can't understand that MS has no clue about the first generation of elderly people using computers.

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