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jacobmorse
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jacobmorse
10y ago
I know of an ancient book that has been saying this all along.
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jacobmorse
10y ago
A post about garish design on a garishly designed blog. Appropriate.
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jacobmorse
12y ago
Brainspace Corporation, Dallas, Texas - (Full time, Local) At Brainspace ( http://www.brainspace.com ), our goal is to meaningfully connect the world. We're building the next generation of web and mobile applications on top o
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jacobmorse
14y ago
Dallas, Texas (will consider REMOTE): Rails Developer At PureDiscovery ( http://purediscovery.com ), our goal is to meaningfully connect the world. We're building the next generation of web and mobile applications on top of our groundbreaki
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jacobmorse
14y ago
Dallas, Texas (Will consider REMOTE): Core Engineer, Cloud Application At PureDiscovery ( http://purediscovery.com ), our goal is to meaningfully connect the world. We're building the next generation of web and mobile applications on top of
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jacobmorse
14y ago
Dallas, TX: Core Engineer, Cloud Application At PureDiscovery ( http://purediscovery.com ), our goal is to meaningfully connect the world. We’re building the next generation of web and mobile applications on top of our groundbreaking and pa
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jacobmorse
17y ago
Archive.org also has a nice collection of (often free or CC-licensed) "Netlabel" music, much of it electronic. http://www.archive.org/details/netlabels
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jacobmorse
17y ago
I can personally vouch for Indochino. I'm a very slim guy and had always struggled to find a suit that fit just right. I have ordered two suits from them; I sent my measurements and I received a perfectly-fitted suit in less than a week. Th
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17y ago
It isn't so much an issue of taste (or sentiment) as much as it is an issue of the design itself. Typography is about math/geometry as much as it is about taste. Helvetica was designed first, meticulously. Arial came later, resembling Helve