mprev

43 ms·

421.
by mprev 9y ago
Why the quote marks around acquired?
422.
Which metrics matter?(devrel.net)
1 points by mprev 9y ago|0 comments
423.
Staff surveillance in SV tech firms(theguardian.com)
46 points by mprev 9y ago|6 comments
424.
by mprev 9y ago
It took away from the whole thing, for me. Almost like the author is not wanting to look like a nerd and, so, over-compensating.
425.
by mprev 9y ago
Reading all the above comments makes it seem that being British is supremely easy compared to navigating American class.
426.
by mprev 9y ago
Would contentful be a similar idea?
427.
by mprev 9y ago
Whatever you think of the motorway itself, once you're on it you get some pretty nice views from it up on the moors.
428.
by mprev 9y ago
The M62 across Saddleworth Moor is already breathtakingly beautiful, in its sparse way. I realise those hills were forrested long ago but I’d be sad to lose the views from up there. Otherwise, I love the idea of returning even just this sma
429.
'Steve Jobs' fashion brand wins trademark dispute against Apple(telegraph.co.uk)
1 points by mprev 9y ago|0 comments
430.
by mprev 9y ago
For all we have some pretty good science programming in the UK, what with Jim Al-Khalili, Brian Cox, Sky at Night and more, we're missing the Heinz Wolff and Johnny Ball style characters who bring their subjects alive for children. It&
431.
by mprev 9y ago
Major sites, really?
432.
by mprev 9y ago
Even if you take that stance, it’s hard to square it with the fact that Silicon Valley needs more than VCs and startup founders to function.
433.
by mprev 9y ago
It might seem trivial but, until selecting text is easier, I’ll struggle to use any iPad as a Mac replacement.
434.
by mprev 9y ago
If you look at Square or Stripe, for example, the fees are way south of 3%. Sure the banks, processors and gateways take a fee but it's nowhere near a total of 3% these days. That was more my point.
435.
by mprev 9y ago
I didn't say anything about avoidance, so I'm not sure your questions about dividends etc were directed at me. At the turn of the century, it was common for software developers in the UK to leave their job on a Friday and then sho
436.
by mprev 9y ago
Maybe 15 years ago. IR35 has made that approach tax-neutral, at best.
437.
by mprev 9y ago
Jersey isn’t part of the UK. The UK is responsible for the defence of jersey, so that’s something of a bargaining chip, perhaps.
438.
by mprev 9y ago
Genuine question: where in the world does Visa make anything close to 3%?
439.
Usability testing for APIs(devrel.net)
1 points by mprev 9y ago|0 comments
440.
Five tips for harmony between dev rel and product teams(devrel.net)
1 points by mprev 9y ago|0 comments
441.
by mprev 9y ago
The plastic used in the DC41 vacuum cleaner is so flexible that parts of it bend almost to the point of breaking during normal use. Without judging if the plastic is cheap, it certainly feels less solid than they used to, in my experience.
442.
Uber loses licence to operate in London(news.sky.com)
3 points by mprev 9y ago|0 comments
443.
by mprev 9y ago
As used by the characters Julian and Sandy in the postwar BBC radio comedy Round the Horne.
444.
by mprev 9y ago
We have a Tide account, alongside a more conventional business bank account with a high street bank. Tide is not without its issues. For example, there's no way to accept payment from a non-UK account (no IBAN, BIC, SWIFT). It's a
445.
by mprev 9y ago
WRITERS | FREELANCE | REMOTE | https://hoopy.io We're a developer relations and developer marketing consultancy working with clients worldwide. We're looking for freelance writers who have a track record of writing com
446.
The loneliest train station in Britain(kognitio.com)
1 points by mprev 9y ago|0 comments
447.
by mprev 9y ago
Bit of a stretch to say it's only down to Twitter.
448.
by mprev 9y ago
Nicely parodied in The Thick of It (UK forerunner to Veep).
449.
by mprev 9y ago
And yet a woman is, perhaps, dead. Hardly comic relief.
450.
by mprev 9y ago
Questions to which the answer is "no".

More ›