Android and CLI

» 17 May 2013 » In Android, Programming » No Comments

Yesterday our training involved Android together with the command line interface. There’s not much chat, but overall, I can say that IDEs are optional. Really, I’m considering using command line on (almost) all my development environments.

I’ve learned android over a year ago, and it was just yesterday when I … Read More

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Detecting Storage of Modern Smartphones

» 05 May 2013 » In C#, Programming, Technology » No Comments

I got my Nexus 4 few weeks ago. It has no micro-SD card slot, but this is not a rant about the lack of storage scalability. When you plug modern smartphones into a Windows machine, you’ll get a Portable Device label. What does it mean? It’s technically not a Removable Read More

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Professional Career

» 22 April 2013 » In Life, Programming, Web Development » No Comments

Few days from now, I will be starting my professional career. To be honest, I’m pretty much excited. I will be working for a big telecommunications company in my country, and I’ll probably do some web development related work during my stay. This is very new to me, and the … Read More

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Mind and Motivation

» 02 April 2013 » In Life, News » No Comments

It’s rather easy to follow a patter of procrastination excuses than finish your simple task. That’s what I have realized just about the past moments of my life, all of it. It doesn’t quite satisfy me in the long run, but hey, i’ll be work free today.

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Reviving Upscreen – A Screenshot Utility

» 19 July 2012 » In C#, Open-Source, Programming, Releases » 2 Comments

Not so long ago, I started Upscreen for Min.us API. I used C++ with minimal 3rd party libraries, and got it working for few weeks. But then it became unstable and I didn’t have the time to update it (my apologies). So now, I revived the project and used imgur … Read More

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Committing Sensitive Data

» 18 July 2012 » In C#, Git, Open-Source, Programming, Security » 2 Comments

I spent the whole night trying to figure out how to revert commits, and remove my sensitive information from my public repositories. This helped me realized how important it is to learn and practice git.

I mostly do open source projects on C#, and I always put to-change data … Read More

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