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adaptavist.com/display/~gfraser/About
About - Guy's Blog
Who am I? Hi, I'm Guy, CEO and cofounder of Adaptavist. Now, you'd probably assume a CEO would be somebody that's great at communicating and socialising and all that sort of stuff. Well, not me I tend to ramble a lot, as you're about
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jonathanwaddingham.com/about-me
Waddingham's words (and pics) » About me
Home About me Articles Where to find me online Waddingham's words (and pics) Where I post *other* stuff, infrequently About me Hello! My name is Jonathan Waddingham, and this is my not-really-finished website. I currently work as a product manager at JustGiving, having previously been digital strategist, charity champion and a couple of other things too (see Linkedin for details). I tend to speak and blog a lot about how charities can use the web (especially social media) to be better at
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ink08.net/blog
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ink08 Admin | Home Down with modal windows! 08.27.08 These guys have been annoying me for a while, and in a sudden flash of insight I remembered what they are called: modal windows, i.e. windows that hog the focus and that you must interact with and dismiss before you can use the rest of the UI again. These are almost never the right thing. The use case in which modal windows tend to irritate me most is when I need to configure a program using one part of the UI based on information
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losingfight.com/blog
Safe from the Losing Fight
Safe from the Losing Fight because i don't write software for windows Home Contact Posts RSS Comments RSS Black Maria Beta Program andy on Aug 22nd 2011 I?ve never been much for twitch-based computer games, instead preferring ones that require a little more thought and strategy. In fact, I tend to prefer real world card and board games to the computer kind. One of my favorites is the hearts card game, which requires dodging hearts (penalty cards) while trying to force other players
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downrighttech.com/blog
Brain Dump
Brain Dump Just another WordPress weblog PagesAbout Categories Games Google Request for feature Site News The Internet RFF: Google Reader Keep as unread improvement Google, Request for feature No Responses » Jan 272010 As a user of Google Reader who many times rises above 1000 unread posts because of more pressing matters I tend to prune my posts by using the following keyboard shortcuts: Pressing ?n? and ?p? for next and previous posts (yeah I know that j, k is the cool way) and