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@bseymour · 13 December 2008 – 5 February 2026
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170 posts in 2023 · newest first
July 2023
@scastiel In chatting with a mate doing a similar exploration, it looks like I may have been incredibly fortunate I’ve been considering this character/form for some time. Inspired by @rauchg yesterday, had a quick look at domains and the https://t.co/pi4wnwb6Bc was available so grabbed it
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Drafting this as a new personal logo/ident > = 'more than' icon of an eye looking to the side (such as https://t.co/QSYigI6k7R ) = 'see' ᐷ = see more (seymour)
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This is a such an exciting update coming down the line in @nextjs soon. The communication potential from art directed images is huge. I’m considering releasing an updated version of my 2015 book ‘Practical Responsive Images’ to go coincide with it. https://t.co/38quIqvYpx
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Driving the Red Bull ring ahead of the F1 Grand Prix (courtesy of the PlayStation VR2 headset and Gran Turismo) https://t.co/GxZ8OY9l2o First time I’ve tried going live…
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June 2023
May 2023
RT @vercel: On this day 10 years ago, @reactjs was introduced. Congratulations to the React team for a decade of innovation. https://t.c…
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