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• Who am I?

  Hi! I'm Silveira Neto, I just finished my Computer Science Bachelor at Federal University of Ceará. Jug Leader at CEJUG. I already worked at Sun Microsystems and Casa Brasil. Currently I live in Fortaleza, Brazil.

  

  This is my personal blog for technologies and random stuff. I have another blog (Eu Podia Tá Matando) more about fun stuffs.

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• Recent Posts

  • Capturas de Tela no Android
  • The Caps Lock Java Socket Server
  • Beware the locale
  • Chaveiro Höfner 500
  • 1º Café com Tapioca de 2010
  • Perigeu Lunar de 2010
  • Contando Algarismos Em Um Intervalo
  • pés no paraíso
  • Miojo Script
  • Easily Sortable Date and Time Representation

• My other blog

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  • Segredo das Fotos de Perfil
  • compila alguma coisa aí
  • sulcos em um vinil
  • Trololo

• My del.icio.us

  • Lightness Demonstrations
  • Building a laser trigger for your camera
  • Processing OpenCV Tutorial #2 | andybest.net
  • Mapa da Lua
  • Gravity Swarm

• Br-Linux

  • A semana no BR-Linux: Travamentos no Firefox, plágio, Cassandra e a rede de sucata em Jalalabad
  • A nova legislação brasileira de direito autoral
  • “Eu gostava de MS-DOS”
  • OCR: Abbyy porta seu ‘Fine Reader Engine’ para Linux
  • Dingoo: Diversão movida a Linux na palma de sua mão

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