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by meigwilym 11y ago
To be fair, short paragraphs has been the BBC's style of online news for years. This story from 2005, for example: http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/business/4695495.stm Edit: clarity
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by meigwilym 12y ago
There's also an example in Techniquest, Cardiff (UK) www.techniquest.org.
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by meigwilym 12y ago
Seeking Work - remote or UK (based in north west Wales) Experienced PHP web developer with experience of front and back end work. I've worked with all kinds of teams over the past 8 years developing off-the-peg wordpress sites as well
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by meigwilym 12y ago
PHP Developer looking for contract work. Location: north Wales, UK Remote: Absolutely Willing to relocate: No Technologies: ~ PHP (Laravel, Symfony2, CodeIgniter), MySQL, Postgresql, L(A|E)MP stack ~ Wordpress (themes & plugins), Drupal
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by meigwilym 12y ago
OT: siarad Cymraeg Paul?
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by meigwilym 12y ago
I'm not sure how effective this is, but I've recently started settin up wordpress in it's own directory. It's a simple procedure, which defends against fishing for example.com/wp-admin hits. All my WP sites are in e
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by meigwilym 12y ago
I'm a BT customer and I immediately checked this out. Using the latest Chrome/Firefox, searching for anything in the address bar is sent over https. Perhaps the author is being 'watched' as he is a surfing via BT's
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by meigwilym 12y ago
Whilst I'm pleased that CI will not die an unmaintained death, I do wonder if it will be worth putting in the work to modernize the framework. Symfony2 and others are now so much more ahead of CI. Composer and PSR-x standards make deve
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by meigwilym 12y ago
Nice work. It's also worth checking out Jamie Rumbelow's MY_Model https://github.com/jamierumbelow/codeigniter-base-model
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The birthday paradox at the World Cup(bbc.co.uk)
7 points by meigwilym 12y ago|0 comments
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by meigwilym 13y ago
UK drinks manufacturer Robinson's have just released Squash'd[1], similar to your first idea [1] http://www.robinsonssquashd.co.uk/
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by meigwilym 13y ago
Ridiculous EU cookie law. And to add further ridicule, the current advice is that these kinds of popups are superfluous, and just have a cookie info page on the site. See http://blog.silktide.com/2013/01/the-stupid
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In defence of QR codes(meigwilym.com)
1 points by meigwilym 13y ago|0 comments
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by meigwilym 13y ago
Great article. He makes several strong points on ThemeForest's Avada theme. I recently read about this theme, it reputedly earned $1M for the author. http://earnistan.com/inspiration/pakistani-freelancer-earns-...
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by meigwilym 13y ago
I must disagree. As a coder, your tools are your computer, the compiler and user interface. It takes skill, knowledge and understanding to use these tools effectively. I own saws, hammers and power tools, but I'm certainly not a carpenter.