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by beseku 4y ago
Is this something to do with Brian Lovin? I see the design of his personal site is a heavy influence, but didn't know it was open sourced? https://brianlovin.com/writing
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by beseku 11y ago
Spektrix | London, UK | ONSITE Spektrix' mission is to help arts organisations be more successful through better ticketing, marketing and fundraising. Looking for DevOps and Infrastructure Engineer ( https://www.spektrix.com&
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by beseku 11y ago
As I understood what I was told by their support, if you have a text or call allowance, that is used against local numbers too.
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by beseku 11y ago
I've just come back from Europe (Spain) for the the first time with my operator and their new free roaming plan - it was amazing. I pay Three £15 p/m for unlimited data, lots of intra-Three calls and some messages/calls to ot
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by beseku 12y ago
So disappointing. This is such a lovely piece of software and such a shame corporate greed is halting the progress of innovative software.
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Tweetbot for Mac pulled from app store after hitting Twitter's user limit(theguardian.com)
1 points by beseku 12y ago|1 comments
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by beseku 12y ago
At the speed we run, it would make no difference I would imagine. The benefits of shaving your legs only really come into effect for cyclists at the pro level ... those of us who can manage a steady 25km/h see far less benefit. I alway
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by beseku 12y ago
Subtitle taken from http://www.telegraph.co.uk/technology/news/10975625/Did-TomT...
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Mapcode – A short address for any location on Earth(mapcode.com)
203 points by beseku 12y ago|119 comments
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Cronycle – Take control of your content(cronycle.com)
1 points by beseku 13y ago|0 comments
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Atsumeru, curated best-of lists and a meant to track your progress(atsumeru.co.uk)
1 points by beseku 13y ago|0 comments
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One day to make a play(theguardian.com)
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by beseku 13y ago
"I'm just astonished that an MP appears to have been so ignorant of the law of her own land ..." You don't know our MPs very well do you ...? I'd say this is pretty much par for the course. The only laws they know a
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by beseku 13y ago
I'm assuming you don't live or visit the UK often, as that poster is everywhere and is used in various forms by huge numbers of companies. There is absolutely no political subtext to its use anymore. It's a meme, the equivalent to using a
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by beseku 13y ago
I'm not an accountant (about as far as could be from it) but in a discussion with an accountant friend of mine he suggested that there really is nothing that can be done about these avoidance schemes. He posited that the only real way to en
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Amazon paid £3m tax on £4bn UK sales(guardian.co.uk)
9 points by beseku 13y ago|4 comments
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Matter and Medium(medium.com)
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by beseku 13y ago
I'm sorry if you feel it's unfair, but it's hard not to jump to such conclusions when the Twitter account is dead and nothing (visibly) changes. It would certainly make people feel better if, with slowly progressing software, it was made ea
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by beseku 13y ago
Interesting that this is written by one half of the Analog Folk/Fictive Kin co-op. These guys are responsible for Mapalong, a (formally great) mapping service that they abandoned early last year and for which they ignore any requests for ex
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by beseku 14y ago
"... they even managed to kinda lift the old DN icon ..." I think you misunderstand. I'm not arguing as to whether the Flat UI guys copied them or not, but like the larger argument, the icon he is putting forward as copied work is itself co
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by beseku 14y ago
I think you are hitting the nail on the head - with styles/aesthetic arguments like this, when is it a copy? Adding a leaf of paper into the icon? Colouring it in? Adding a line of faux text below the faux image? Which came first? Which wa
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by beseku 14y ago
Now I don't know what icon is in the Flat UI pack, but to cite the DMCA's icon as being 'kinda lifted' from theirs[1] when it is so similar to a number of CC-licenced icons on The Noun Project seems like a poor argument in my eyes. [1] htt
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by beseku 14y ago
The 'old DN icon' ... http://thenounproject.com/noun/newspaper/#icon-No6346
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by beseku 14y ago
London, UK - Front-end, RoR and iOS developers We're ramping up a new internal tech team to allow us to build our own products and tools (for internal and public use) and need great developers to help us build up and potentially lead a team
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by beseku 14y ago
When I think back to the decisions I made as a 17 year old (and an 18, 19, 20 ... year old) I think it is perfectly valid to call a 17 year old a child. At that age I would guess a large proportion can barely cook for themselves, have never
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by beseku 14y ago
What was traded in? The infrastructure couldn't have been built without the sponsors and restrictive agreements which, after the event, didn't have much of an effect on creating a huge party spirit throughout the city. The only trade was sp
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by beseku 14y ago
It's interesting, as I live in London and, even after getting a bit angry about how strong the copyright police were being, would have to admit that the Olympics were a resounding success. Everybody I met who was previously cynical grew to
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by beseku 14y ago
What a walk down memory lane. I built my first website on one of these 14+ years ago as a coursework component (it was a fan site for the UK dance band The Prodigy). The browser (Fresco?) was awful and didn;t support frames, which was a hug
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by beseku 14y ago
I think that depends on the angle you approach the issue from. Having spent the last three years in Japan after growing up in the UK, I find the general lack of respect towards electricity as a deadly force that is encapsulated in the flims
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by beseku 14y ago
You know whats absolutely stunning about this baseline and every discussion on here about it? Not a single mention of any kind of understanding of design. Thats nothing short of ridiculous. I'd take ten front-enders who knew about baselines

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