TamDenholm

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   by TamDenholm 12y ago

   Surely this creates precedent of US government recognised legitimacy? While it might hurt the markets in the short run, i reckon it'll overall help bitcoin as a currency in the long term.
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   by TamDenholm 12y ago

   Forever ago i created http://allthefavicons.com/ in a similar vein. I've not touched it in years, but it still gets a few hundred uniques a month, strangely, mainly from Japan.
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   by TamDenholm 12y ago

   Its actually kind of nice reading a blog post like this written by a human clearly insulted by the incident and standing up for their company, rather than a carefully crafted statement output by HR.
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   by TamDenholm 12y ago

   That kind of freelancing is yes, however, finding local clients who you can meet face to face to genuinely provide value to their business and you'll make decent money. Do a few talks at local business meetups on something really simpl
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   by TamDenholm 12y ago

   Pretty cool concept, i really like things like this. Small and incremental changes that improve the daily life of real people. We dont always have to go after huge problems with complicated sweeping changes that are hard to implement and us
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   by TamDenholm 12y ago

   UK, Remote or onsite anywhere in the UK, Contract & Freelance Stack: LAMP, HTML5, CSS3, JS, etc Standard front and backend PHP technologies, experience in various CMS's & Framewprks like Wordpress, Code Igniter, Kohana, Laravel
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   by TamDenholm 13y ago

   I've always wondered if it would be worth the government actually creating a "license to speed". The same as you can get a license to drive a lorry or a motorcycle, why isnt there a license with a proper test that trains you
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   by TamDenholm 13y ago

   HMO with marketing I know very little about marketing both online and offline, i've had some ideas but really have no knowledge on whether its good or not. I'm kinda in an analysis paralysis state of not knowing if i'm going
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   by TamDenholm 13y ago

   Nice publicity stunt, never having heard of these guys before, im now listening through their albums on Spotify, love it.
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    by TamDenholm 13y ago

    Scottish guy here, running my biz from Edinburgh (Local guys, get in touch and say hello). If i was a prospective job applicant, in Scotland, why do i have to go to a London meetup to work for companies in Scotland?
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    by TamDenholm 13y ago

    The thing is, what i'd class as "stupid ideas" can still become popular. Personally i still think that twitter and snapchat are stupid ideas. I think they're cool, fun and interesting for the tweens that use them but the
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    by TamDenholm 13y ago

    One that i run is www.chatwebdev.com webby types mainly UK based.
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    by TamDenholm 13y ago

    I'd say both, I bought a business 3 months ago, it was making £18k a year, i've got it running at about £40k a year now through basic cost cutting and automation using technology. I plan to bring it up to £60k a year without growt
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    by TamDenholm 13y ago

    This is one of those things thats hilarious yet not at all funny. The typo versions are going to be worth WAY more than the corrected versions. Call it a limited edition.
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    by TamDenholm 13y ago

    Unprofessionalism is an opinion. I'm a contractor and so its common for me to work in 3-6 different offices a year, depending on the amount of engagements i take. I've been doing this for around 10 years now. So as you can work ou
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    by TamDenholm 13y ago

    Id love to use lob but theyre not operating in the uk. Does anyone know of a similar service for uk?
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    by TamDenholm 13y ago

    Please remove the scroll animations...
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    by TamDenholm 13y ago

    I assume that the Chip-and-pin system isnt standard in the US like it is in the UK. Can a similar technology be applied to chips?
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    by TamDenholm 13y ago

    This has actually crossed my mind lately, i looked into leasing a van for business purposes and i did "back of the napkin" calculations on hypothetically starting my own used van leasing company. I couldnt make it worth the hassle
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    by TamDenholm 13y ago

    If you register for vat and go on the flat rate scheme you charge 20% and only have to pay 14.5% to the vat man. If you charge £50 an hour, you get an extra £110 a week for simply being registered. Also, it makes you look like youre big eno
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    by TamDenholm 13y ago

    Im an average PHP developer, im good at what i do but im nothing special, my client list is excellent however. I charge £400 a day and am constantly in demand and turning down work. I am however moving into something totally different busin
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    by TamDenholm 13y ago

    I posted this on a similar thread, I own a cleaning business and although it had some programming involved, its not the main part of it. The current profit is on target to be around £4.5k a month. I will at some point write the story up, bu
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    by TamDenholm 13y ago

    Hey all, i realise i'm much too late to this but if anyone checks, i setup a mailchimp list i'll blast out when i make a proper write up of my story: http://eepurl.com/FNvPr
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    by TamDenholm 13y ago

    House cleaning primarily, yup. 104 clients, 10 of them are offices, 9 cleaners.
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    by TamDenholm 13y ago

    Bit late to the boat but: Around $700/mo from a themeforest account. And the more interesting story, about £4.5k/mo from a cleaning business that i bought. I will at some point write the story up, but the TL:DR is: Spotted vastly
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    by TamDenholm 13y ago

    If i was interviewing someone and they brought their parent to the interview, (assuming they are legally an adult) i'd immediate ask them to leave, because they're clearly unfit to deal with the world. Sometimes you just gotta sta
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    by TamDenholm 13y ago

    I recently had to setup a few mailchimp campaigns for a client and so found myself using the new UI quite a lot. Their new design has quite a lot of UI bugs and things that make no sense. Its all fixable with feedback, but it would've
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    by TamDenholm 13y ago

    Is there any site or organisations that are around for the purpose of buying these kind of things? Kind of kickstarter but more larger payments for a percentage of a large purchase? I suppose kind of like a timeshare, but not a rip off? I&#
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    by TamDenholm 13y ago

    This is one of the continual discussions i have with my grandmother, who worked a total of 2 jobs in her entire life, where as i, as a web developer contractor/freelancer, can have as many as 20 "jobs" in a year. She worries
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    by TamDenholm 13y ago

    I think the hardest part of "trying bitcoin" is quite simply converting any native currency into bitcoin. The last time i looked into it from a GBP perspective, it was a major pain in the butt. If i could buy bitcoin with my CC on