Do you people have some methods for concentration? I have little time
   after works and one day i start to develop a c++ game i started months
   ago and never looked back, another day i try to learn ruby by adding
   random functionality to an online todo-listish project which will
   obviously reach a dead end eventually, some other days i try pic stuff
   on breadboards... When i take a timeout at work, i try to read papers
   on network protocols, and sometimes bitcoin, and sometimes other crypto
   stuff... It does give a momentary satisfaction, but the thing is,
   nothing ever gets done in the end. I started to think that being able
   to reach knowledge this easily (smartphones, wikipedia, sci-hub, etc.)
   perhaps isn't a good thing, and diverts focus.
   5:43 AM, July 29, 2016, Me <john@johnlgrubbs.net>:

     Cyanogenmod was just killed by M$. Best alternative IMO is
     CopperheadOS.
     -John
     On July 28, 2016 11:36:44 AM CDT, Cecilia Tanaka
     <cecilia.tanaka@gmail.com> wrote:

     On Jul 28, 2016 1:05 PM, "John Newman" <jnn@synfin.org> wrote:
     >
     > Thanks!  Love stuff like this... this will make an interesting
     tool.
     There are lots of interesting projects in the whole world, wow!
     It's always fascinating to think about all the possibilities!
     (*o*)  #love  <3
     I am not a programmer, but you don't need to be a programmer to see
     beauty in some ideas and codes.  I like open data and strange crazy
     stuff.  :)
     <http://thegovlab.org/we-want-to-hear-from-you-what-is-the-value-of-
     open-data-for-developing-economies/>
     <http://www.thegovlab.org/project-open-data-for-developing-economies
     .html>
     I already saw cute Brazilian projects using Python in security area
     and a lovely project about a possibly safer cell phone, making
     interesting changes in CyanogenMod  (USP, you will appreciate it,
     @Oda.  Already saw it in person, yay!), but most of the ideas are
     under construction and development yet.  I will share information
     when ready.  :)
     I don't code, but code is cute!  <3

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