oakesm9

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   by oakesm9 13y ago

   Designing interfaces usually. It's a mixture of the vector and rastor editor and has a really simple to use UI. I'm mainly a developer but I could pick it up pretty quickly once the designers showed me the basics. Powerful but simple to use
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   by oakesm9 14y ago

   Do you have any examples to share? All the languages I've used have been american english, which is a sensible decision.
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   by oakesm9 14y ago

   Be glad you didn't try and figure this amazing piece of road out... Streetview: http://goo.gl/maps/Nni7P About: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Magic_Roundabout_(Swindon)
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   by oakesm9 14y ago

   The advert I got for that YouTbue video started with a Lionsgate logo...
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   by oakesm9 14y ago

   GiffGaff in the UK is a bit more radical with "fixing wireless". £12 for unlimited texts and data and 250 minutes. But any calls to other GiffGaff customers don't count towards your limit. There's other plans as well, including data only on
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   by oakesm9 14y ago

   This is a native look only in iOS, and the only reason not to actually develop natively is because you want it to work cross platform with minimum effort (or you're too lazy to learn a new language, which you can do in a couple of weeks). I
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   by oakesm9 14y ago

   It seems too easy but that's the answer I got.