steffanwilliams

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by steffanwilliams 4y ago
It doesn't seem to have the US layout available in the UK, which is always a shame to see! I'm too used to the US layout to switch.
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by steffanwilliams 14y ago
A little like https://spacebox.io/ too.
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by steffanwilliams 14y ago
There is a generator on Codepen that allows you to do this, that probably deserves more praise: http://codepen.io/blazeeboy/pen/bCaLE
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by steffanwilliams 17y ago
That sequence is called the Konami code, which you can read more about at: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Konami_Code If you're interested in seeing other sites that use it, check out http://konamicodesites.com/
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by steffanwilliams 17y ago
Agreed, a web based one makes very little sense. For a desktop solution, I'd recommend Pixen. http://opensword.org/Pixen/
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by steffanwilliams 18y ago
Exeter University, UK.
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Gridinator: create custom grid layouts(gridinator.com)
1 points by steffanwilliams 18y ago|0 comments
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by steffanwilliams 18y ago
No. Yes. Yes. Next question!
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by steffanwilliams 18y ago
Nope! I really wish I could bring myself to sit down and read, but if its not in my feed reader (or Hacker News), then I'm probably not going to read it. I've always had quite a short attention span and when I sit down, open a book and star
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by steffanwilliams 18y ago
Cheers. How do you mean why do you have to login? It's just a little to-do app, like Remember the Milk or Tada List. You sign up, log in and start adding things you want to remember. Keeps things private. I only built it for myself and have
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by steffanwilliams 18y ago
Interestingly, I was wondering the same thing! I wouldn't call what I'm doing much of a web app ( http://scribbleit.net ), but I wanted to learn some basic PHP so I decided to create a to-do list app (wow, new idea huh?) because I hate all