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@bseymour · 13 December 2008 – 5 February 2026
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January 2020
@naconf I have a minor hearing abnormality - I’m often over-sensitive to environmental and background noises... what I loved with the captioning was when I was unable to hear part of a sentence was the ease of reviewing the feed, rather than best guessing - i felt far less tired after.
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It’s a neat coincidence is that upon waking this morning, I had been writing notes about the @StoryusLife Export process, and trying to ensure that stories and moments are long term accessible through open standard file types and leveraging directories for data structuring https://t.co/YCfHZ4sL5L
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New Adventures is the gift that keeps on giving. Enjoying a slow Saturday morning, reading the @naconf magazine. 3 book suggestions added to my wish list: The Social Photo (@colly ), Thinking in Systems (@Cennydd ) and Ends (@LittleHelli ) https://t.co/pDfHXT0ZAZ
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TIL: Modern Garamond typeface variants were derived from work from the 1500’s! Also “The Visual History of Type” is a glorious and mesmerising book https://t.co/FL3RKgoHhC
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Big kudos and huge thanks to @colly and @hellogeri and the whole @naconf team - what a wonderful and thought provoking day, coupled with a lovely reunion with so many friends, old and new. #naconf https://t.co/IR2l3gwjQM
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The talk Liz Jackson (@elizejackson ) just gave at @naconf was phenomenal - one of those talks which grabs you unexpectedly and fundamentally opens up avenues of thoughts hitherto dormant. #naconf https://t.co/3dmJ6ZSuUL
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Trying to think of the use case where it makes sense for pressing ‘lower’ would lead to ‘max heat’, on this temperature control. #uxfails #isithotinhere https://t.co/08DH21BG5R
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Well I’m certainly not in California anymore! A frosty and beautiful morning back in the UK https://t.co/7vcmq8mefL
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Bikes, Boats, Scooters and Cable cars (nearly) Getting around and about in San Francisco A short @StoryusLife Postcard : https://t.co/5d4R0ZmvK1
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I just uploaded “San Francisco Sunrise time lapse” to #Vimeo: https://t.co/ZR85HdhoQs
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@hankchizljaw I love the self publishing and distributing outwards approach. Are you looking at using Open Graph to push the image out to the Socnets? I’m finding it works pretty well on Storyus: https://t.co/vXlHcKgGcl
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These are the words and pictures from an earlier moment. Roles, opinions, links and like counts reflect the archive; they aren’t a live feed. Historical references to Vercel and other employers remain where they belong.
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