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Hit me up with your favourite mechanical keyboards. I’m looking to buy one (not build one). 

Bonus points if they’re in stock and can be bought from the UK.

HELP! What A/B testing tools are you/your company using?

Anyone think it’d be a nice idea to have a separate section on people’s profiles for images?

Any recommendations for a mechanical keyboard? Ideally fully set up (I don’t wanna custom build) and available in the UK

Pasadena, 2016.  Kodak Portra 160, Contax G2.

Sausage. 

Toronto, 2014. Kodak Gold 200, Contax G2.

Hi all! I’m excited to be here. I’ll be posting some photographs for a bit. 


Los Angeles, 2016. Shot on Kodak Portra 160 with Contax G2.

The correct amount of crisp sunlight outside today

I’m very much liking this so far. BUT, can I get some more haptics? Let’s not pretend we don’t wanna feel these slick buttons being popped!

Howdy all. I’ve been using codepen to dump bits of code from GPT and Bard. But I’m not a huge fan anymore. 

Whats everyone else using for code snippets? I’d ideally like something I can just jump into very quickly

Who’s posting nice things on Instagram? www.instagram.com/simonpatrickgabriel

First mechanical keyboard and I love it. (Keychron Q1 V2)

Anyone use Framer? I’ve seen they’ve positioned to be a no code website builder > publish service. 

Does anyone know if I can and build in the app, then export and use the front end elsewhere?

Does that make sense?

📷 If any of you folks are into Film Photography- shooting, looking or both, drop me a follow. I’ll be posting through some of my favourite archive bits. 

I’m also a Lead UX/UI designer at an interior design ecom brand, and I’ll be sharing bits of that also. 

Excited to be here

Toronto, 2014. Shot on Kodak Gold 200 on Yashica GX.

My main component next to its instances grouped in auto layout

I basically use Twitter to follow design related folks. But due to the nature of Twitter’s gamification, what bubbles to the top is ALWAYS depressive, controversial, or provocative content, even from the design community I follow… (1/2)

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