nrj

It seems that `mylist` should be `l`.

Scan your network for telnet services.

There is a suite of Jackbox games like this that are really good. Particularly, Fibbage: http://jackboxgames.com/project/fibbage

SEEKING WORK - Berlin, Germany or Remote

I’m a freelance developer of many talents. My primary expertise is iOS/Cocoa; I am also very well versed in writing server-side applications in Rails, Node and various Python frameworks. I generally like to work with smaller companies where I can contribute to many areas of the software stack. I particularly enjoy solving problems related to optimizing performance and scaling.

Website: https://nrj.io

Github: https://github.com/nrj

Twitter: https://twitter.com/nickrjensen

I also noticed this:

  foo, bar
  baz, bog

  first="foo", second="bar"

  first"foo", second"bar"
  first"baz", second"bog"

You can install for Mac OS X by opening the Makefile and uncommenting the line: CONFIG_APPLE=y

A couple more:

Particle Designer - http://particledesigner.71squared.com/

Bitmap Font Generator - http://www.bmglyph.com/

Same. I had to drag the scroll handles to get it to work.

Does this silence the relentless "Software Update" notifications?

This is purely an opinion and totally depends on where your priorities lie. All of these things are true and your overall cost of living will be lower. However you will most likely need a car and your social life won't be as exciting because everything will be happening in the city.

Looks great. Nice design, though I'm not sure that I would ever need to manage my S3 on my phone.

Shameless Plug

Coincidentally I just launched a similar app for OSX - http://bucketsapp.net

Thanks! I really hope you enjoy it and if you have any feedback you can always find me here.

Developer here. I appreciate the feedback and I totally understand. The price has now been added to the launch page.

Developer of Euclid here. I made this app over the last couple weeks mostly to scratch my own itch. As a person who develops a lot of UIs this tool is invaluable to me. Whether I'm working on an iOS app in the Simulator or a web app in the browser, being able to call up fullscreen crosshairs with a hotkey is super helpful to make sure everything lines up. This is also sort of an experiment for me as I've never sold anything on the Mac app store. I would love to know what HN thinks of Euclid, any feedback is much appreciated. Thanks for looking!

Developer of Euclid here. I made this app over the last couple weeks mostly to scratch my own itch. As a person who develops a lot of UIs this tool is invaluable to me. Whether I'm working on an iOS app in the Simulator or a web app in the browser, being able to call up fullscreen crosshairs with a hotkey is super helpful to make sure everything lines up. This is also sort of an experiment for me as I've never sold anything on the Mac app store. I would love to know what HN thinks of Euclid, any feedback is much appreciated. Thanks for looking!

This would also be cool if instead of search terms you could see stock prices.

It seems to be using a private API method of UITextChecker. [checker suggestWordInLanguage:@"en_US"]; to generate each word in the list. Can anyone explain what this method is actually doing? It doesn't take any sort of argument (other than language), does it literally just give you a random english word?

Same here. OSX 10.7.4, Chrome 23.0.1271.95.

Appears to be broken in Chrome on OS X. After my 5th choice I'm stuck on a gray screen.

Fry: Do you take Visa?

Clerk: Visa hasn't existed for 500 years.

Fry: American Express?

Clerk: 600 years.

Fry: Discover Card?

Clerk: Sorry, we don't take Discover.

What sort of sites are you visiting that do work without javascript?

Paintball guns could make this more interesting.

I am 6'4", and I recently bought a Zody, review here: http://www.geek.com/articles/gadgets/review-haworth-zody-cha...

I actually prefer this to the Aeron chair that I use at my office. I like it so much that I bought a second one for my girlfriend.

HTML is not for e-mail. That's what web browsers are for.

Chrome/Snow Leopard here... I can back through all the pages, but when I get to the cover I'm stuck there.

I made the OneWay app and posted it here about 2 years ago. I have a fairly decent amount of users still but I'm hoping that maybe some new people can discover it today and give me some feedback! Lately I have been thinking about updating it and putting in the Mac App Store. Anyone been through that process with a free app before? Was it worth it?

May I suggest markdown support for the profile descriptions? Being able to add links would be nice.

A Mac user and no mention of Quicksilver?

Legitimately slack off - http://xkcd.com/303/

Right on. I use wordpress to create all the pages on my site http://goto11.net but I also added some new tables and PHP pages to create and manage my appcasts (http://connectedflow.com/appcasting) right in the wp-admin.