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@bseymour · 13 December 2008 – 5 February 2026

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March 2019

7 March 2019

Having enjoyed grabbing a beer (well a great coffee stout) with @beep at @naconf I’m excited at the possibility that I may get to catchup with @AaronGustafson at #imagecon (@cloudinary’s imaging conference) in SF in May. https://t.co/yzd0cqkZiQ

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6 March 2019

@sallylait The kids were asking about skiing lessons when we were passing by the indoor place in Milton Keynes... the costs for 3 of us to learn were pretty darn high (Em can already ski). It seems to have such a high barrier to entry, even to see if they enjoy it.

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6 March 2019

@sallylait The family have been trying to encourage opportunities for us to go skiing for a while, with me being resistant, but that looks wonderful

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5 March 2019

@de @lurkmoophy Forgetting it was in the fridge, and having a happy surprise while making coffee is part of it too.... otherwise the pizza which would be otherwise be wasted would be sad ☹️

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5 March 2019

@lurkmoophy @de I’m standing beside you on this one Luke ... bring it on

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3 March 2019

5 of 5 stars to Night Flights by Philip Reeve https://t.co/azcCu431V5

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1 March 2019

@Documentally @Adobe I’m still on CS6 ;)

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February 2019

28 February 2019

5 of 5 stars to Scrivener's Moon by Philip Reeve https://t.co/BFNVeMqHrY

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25 February 2019

#ReflectingOn Half Term as I head into London : Laser questing, Oxford trips, popping in the the British Museum, foggy hikes, lambing, cycling and the sunniest and warmest weekend with first dip in the brook of the year :) https://t.co/Gi6ycHvqoJ

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21 February 2019

RT @fehler: 1/ Mental health is a cause that is very, very dear to my heart. I have suffered mental health issues for a number of years and…

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18 February 2019

@alpower @StoryusLife “Come and help me make it better”... is also helping to draw Jack into improving his f/e skills too. As you can imagine, I’d be ecstatic if we ever get to the point where some of his code makes it into a commit :)

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18 February 2019

For all of the joy of exploring and experiencing content layouts that are a lovely on the iPad. I’ve had to move to consider the iphone as the primary content creation and editing device for the majority of its current users.

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18 February 2019

Despite him having access to an iPad & laptop, his primary way to write on @StoryusLife is via his iphone. My workflow used to involve waiting and sync’ing to the laptop for weekly updates. He’s taught me the importance of the immediacy of pushing a photo & forming a ‘moment’

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12 February 2019

Really pleased to get through several more Storyus micro-sprint items this evening. I think (and hope) that it’s the progress you make when you’re not really in the mood that makes the difference. https://t.co/esRSBraD9s

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11 February 2019

#ReflectingOnTheWeekend as I head into London (via @StoryusLife ) https://t.co/QTpDSDWyle

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7 February 2019

5 of 5 stars to A Web of Air by Philip Reeve https://t.co/JSzNhNSzRV

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7 February 2019

RT @Raspberry_Pi: We've opened our brand-new Raspberry Pi Store inside the @Grand_Arcade, Cambridge, UK. Come along and try out some Raspbe…

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7 February 2019

RT @Raspberry_Pi: Some photographs from the new Raspberry Pi Store. Project booths allow visitors to try out different coding experiences a…

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6 February 2019

@grigs @codebeast @SynStalker @yoavweiss Tagging in @csswizardry too, as he was sharing some really insightful research relating to this in his f/e performance workshop a few weeks back.

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6 February 2019

@csswizardry I hope your injuries are improving Harry. Been chatting with some colleagues about resource loading, and I wondered if you were far off releasing that article that mentioned in the workshop at NAConf?

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2 February 2019

5 of 5 stars to Fever Crumb by Philip Reeve https://t.co/zJXOlJ6E6Z

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January 2019

27 January 2019

At the seaside in San Francisco https://t.co/jpGi5GVrQj

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27 January 2019

Short Lessons for the kids. (Written at 40,000ft) https://t.co/AxGfLnoBLx

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26 January 2019

@roytanck We’ve got some old android tablets that we test in - That’ll be interesting to see if it works, and what kind of hover state is supported too

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