rhodimus

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by rhodimus 6y ago
Chalkboard | Manchester, UK | ONSITE & REMOTE | Equity | http://usechalkboard.com/ Local businesses feel left behind by technology. And yet, 40-55% of total monthly household budgets are spent locally, and the average
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by rhodimus 6y ago
Chalkboard | Manchester, UK | REMOTE | Equity | http://usechalkboard.com/ Local businesses feel left behind by technology. And yet, 40-55% of total monthly household budgets are spent locally, and the average person visits
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by rhodimus 6y ago
Chalkboard | Manchester, UK | ONSITE | Equity | http://usechalkboard.com/ Local businesses feel left behind by technology. And yet, 40-55% of total monthly household budgets are spent locally, and the average person visits
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by rhodimus 6y ago
Chalkboard | Manchester, UK | ONSITE | Equity | http://usechalkboard.com/ Local businesses feel left behind by technology. And yet, 40-55% of total monthly household budgets are spent locally, and the average person visits
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by rhodimus 9y ago
Fantasy User Interfaces, for those that don't want to follow the link and search the page.
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by rhodimus 11y ago
Sadly they haven't got it: https://twitter.com/NewYorkFBI/status/677597263540191232
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by rhodimus 13y ago
That is pretty much what Games for Windows Live is/was. It didn't go very well.
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by rhodimus 13y ago
Snowden's email address at the top of the letter.
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Geordie Rose on quantum computing(ideacityonline.com)
1 points by rhodimus 13y ago|0 comments
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by rhodimus 15y ago
>> There's nothing in traditional media that works that way. And that is exactly the point - it feels like we are finally waking up to what the web can really do that traditional media cannot. I'm sure in a few years having the cont
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by rhodimus 16y ago
I kinda agree, although my "search behavior" is slightly different from yours, so others may (will) be very different in their usage. As well as a browser add-on (don't Google already have something similar to this?), I think it is more tha
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by rhodimus 16y ago
I'm not sure how anyone would be convinced that I find I can work faster with Firebug than other developer tools just by listing a bunch of features. shrug
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by rhodimus 16y ago
> It does have that on the other hand. I know, but CSS editing is easier with Firebug. > My DOM inspector does seem to do that as well, though it doesn't highlight the altered subtrees the way Firebug does. Not nearly the in same wa
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by rhodimus 16y ago
> Why? What difference do you see between the browsers debugging-wise? Feature-wise, very little. But as I said - I do find I can work faster with Firebug - I much prefer the the DOM inspector (one click node editing, css editing, the f
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by rhodimus 16y ago
I can only speak for the Chrome/Safari WebInspector, and they're good, but I find myself going back to Firebug if I have to do any serious debugging - personally I find there to be a big step up in usability with Firebug meaning I can work