A record of the everyday
Small posts.
A longer story.
Photographs, things I was learning, conversations along the way. A browse through my Twitter / X archive, one year or one remembered word at a time.
@bseymour · 13 December 2008 – 5 February 2026
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Most active: 2013, with 3,184 posts.
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313 posts in 2021 · newest first
December 2021
@hankchizljaw Totally agreed with part b, but less so with part a. Part of my reasons for eventually moving into technical pre-sales was after seeing a few fabulous projects, and sadly even businesses, cease to exist because of insufficient commercial success, in part due to weak sales GTM.
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RT @leeerob: Next Friday – a special live stream 👀 Tune in to hear some exciting news for all web developers. https://t.co/RzZmSszUkr
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November 2021
Did I mention that we’re hiring 😅 https://t.co/DUNJfd9jYl https://t.co/cJDn1NvPZv
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