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by ed209 14y ago
technically it's not illegal, but completely immoral. Imagine if I channelled all my PAYE taxes through an offshore company, who would pay for our health system, infrastructure etc.
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by ed209 14y ago
I'm guessing he's actually referring to tax avoidance. Not sure how long it will last though as the UK is going be clamping down on this http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-20559791
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by ed209 14y ago
I'd be interested in this too. I'd like to know if it's in a format where you could judge yourself/your own idea and see what score comes out.
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by ed209 14y ago
But the reasons you're giving for saying "but I'd much rather never have a modal ever" are down to bad design decisions. In that sense any UI pattern could cause you the same reaction if used badly. I don't think you can write of modals sim
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by ed209 14y ago
Good on you for giving your hard work away. I would make a suggestion though to tighten up those pixels in the demo png, the half pixels are making most icons look blurry http://cl.ly/image/093M0z0z3a2W
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by ed209 14y ago
Why do you think that?
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by ed209 14y ago
As already mentioned, the WKS/DAYS should probably formatted in the same way. Maybe I missed something, but how do you know what you are bidding on, just from the button? Or does this need to be embedded somewhere that already has the produ
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by ed209 14y ago
and this article makes that point pretty well. It might not say it explicitly, but by the end of the article that's the message I got. I've been guilty myself of looking for the "solo-founder how-to" guide. Like the person above, inevitably
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by ed209 14y ago
I wonder if jaiku.com could have kept twitter honest?
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by ed209 14y ago
I don't exactly agree. I think good people who have made a name for themselves or done something of note in their field are hot commodities. It's perfectly normal to be good at your trade and not get a look-in.
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by ed209 14y ago
One possible flaw here is that it only sends public images. I don't post pics (the exact pics I want to send) of my daughter publicly. Isn't there a way to tag the photo as ok to send?
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by ed209 14y ago
your grand mom is on email? neat. This would also be cool with Dropbox. I know people have shared albums with new pics added every-so-often. And a printed option (someday) would be nice too. Something like the recipient can one-click to get
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by ed209 14y ago
I'd love to use CrashPlan for the bulk of my older projects but I have 350GB data and as I'm from the UK there is no way to seed it. It would take me something like a month to upload all that data.
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by ed209 14y ago
£51 for 5GB of data is expensive. I'm in the UK and on t-mobile I pay £17 per month for unlimited data (not 4G though), all calls and all texts (well there are limits, but for my moderate/heavy usage it's as good as unlimited) and those cal
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Not Succeeding Is Just As Hard As Succeeding(qiip.me)
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by ed209 14y ago
Here's something I realised a little while ago: The web is my content management system. I post to Flickr, Dribbble, Blogger, Github, Google+, Twitter etc and that stuff is my content. I post it there so that other people will find it and
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by ed209 14y ago
I used to look for the best product on the market when I was considering a new service. I no longer do that. I now look for the product whose support will be there for me when disaster strikes. No matter what product you choose, at some poi
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by ed209 14y ago
That's not a pattern I've noticed generally. A lot of the sites I deal with are very specialised with content. For example, posting a listing to Etsy.com requires some very specific details which are not relevant to other sites. To post an
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by ed209 14y ago
wowzer. I just checked for my business account with santander and found my password as you mention. Edit: although when you get logged out for inactivity or you click log out it seems to get rid of this cookie.
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by ed209 14y ago
also http://flavors.me and my project http://qiip.me
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by ed209 14y ago
that's what I thought so I'm building http://qiip.me
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by ed209 14y ago
I post my stuff all over the web, I don't want to repost all that to my own personal site. Posting to all the other big players is great for discovery, grabbing all that content to post to my own site is great for email footers, business ca
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by ed209 14y ago
I have to admit I'm not a huge fan of that logo, there are some nice ideas on dribbble http://dribbble.com/search?page=1&q=ebay
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by ed209 14y ago
Is this one better than the extensions that already existed for taking screenshots?
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by ed209 14y ago
on this topic - this is a video worth watching http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F-QA2rkpBSY
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by ed209 14y ago
I'm 35. Until I was about 33/34 I felt like I was in my early-twenties. I know to some that's still young, to others that's over a decade away, but over the course of this year I think I have crossed over a bright white line as you put it (
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by ed209 14y ago
here you go http://cl.ly/image/0j3i3C2q003U :)
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by ed209 14y ago
it takes about 3 seconds to lower or raise my (electric) height adjustable desk. I got it for £200 off ebay. You can just about see the mechanism on this post about my workspace http://qiip.me/edlea/blogger/post/4019
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by ed209 14y ago
Did you consider a height adjustable desk? I work alone, so it's not too embarrassing having an electronic desk. I have noticed that my legs ache less. I stand for about 1/3 of the day usually.
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by ed209 14y ago
I would love to see Etsy get in on this.

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