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LukeB_UK
12y ago
Big burnt bits on the bun isn't a good way to say that it does it well though...
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Twitter’s Small Chance To Maim Email
(techcrunch.com)
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LukeB_UK
12y ago
That white text against the tree rings is pretty much unreadable...
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LukeB_UK
12y ago
The first paragraph on the FCC's Open Internet brief and what you wrote are very different. You claim that net neutrality allows discrimination. The FCC's first paragraph says it doesn't.
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Practice Makes Permanent
(lukeb.co.uk)
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Mashup Breakdown
(mashupbreakdown.com)
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This is Bolt, Instagram's new messaging app
(theverge.com)
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LukeB_UK
12y ago
As someone from the UK, I've never heard of either of these sites. Kind of amazing that a business that's limited to one country can be worth so much.
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The Code Manifesto
(codemanifesto.com)
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LukeB_UK
12y ago
So every time you wear your shoes out, you have to buy a new pair of these expensive ones?
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LukeB_UK
12y ago
It isn't: http://git-scm.com/downloads/logos
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LukeB_UK
12y ago
Your website is broken on my nexus 4. Parts of the content are overlapping and the video is half covered. Edit: Not to mention the top menu taking up a load of screen space.
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12y ago
As of September, programming is a mandatory part of the curriculum in UK schools.
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12y ago
Atwood's law in effect?
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Emergency phone and Internet data retention law set to be passed in the UK
(bbc.co.uk)
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The Avengers in CSS
(codepen.io)
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12y ago
From the "about" page[0]: But it deserves a better and more delightful design. This is my vision of how the reading experience should be like. Better typography, removed side bar, reduced clutter, improved contrast and clarity, a
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LukeB_UK
12y ago
I disagree with point 11. You shouldn't rely on someone else's service to be the way for users to access yours.
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LukeB_UK
12y ago
This was using the demo code that was already on the page.
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LukeB_UK
12y ago
Getting errors on chrome 35.0.1916.153 on Linux Mint. 56 on line 34 in webkit.api.js Uncaught #<error> on line 15633 in webkit.bin.js
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Amazon announces the Fire Phone
(engadget.com)
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LukeB_UK
12y ago
For me, deleting my LinkedIn account was one of the best things I've done. I only ever recieved spam from recruiters, endorsements for skills I don't have from people who don't really know and invites to connect with people t
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The name makes me think it's a language, not a framework.
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"Sorry Dad, a guy on the internet told me to be a dick and tell you it's all your fault"
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LukeB_UK
12y ago
I quite like Twitter's approach: https://twitter.com/signup 4 Fields, all relevant.
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LukeB_UK
12y ago
Me: What do you know about the Honey Badger? Him: I remember it! Honey is a sweet syrup made by bees from nectar. It's probably not a good idea to confuse honey with a Honey Badger. Might end in a bad way for you.
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12y ago
A good example of companies and open source projects having a little humour and showing that they're human too.
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12y ago
If you don't like PHP, you're in luck! There are many, many, many other languages you can use. Let other people make their own choices, no need to rant about a language you dislike to try and convince them to not use it.
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Git Fap
(gist.github.com)
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How is this getting upvotes? His main argument is that it locks you into a certain platform. So did Objective C. Being that a lot of people who will pick up swift will be Objective C developers who were already locked in, I don't see t
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