Hey friends! A close personal friend of mine has just opened her own Etsy store, and I'd be super grateful if you could quickly check it out just to help get her started 😊
#EtsySeller#SmallBusiness
https://t.co/ClnShyE5XC
@YellElleBelle Oh yeah! I had a proofreading test where I had to use a Word doc to track the changes, and I'm sitting here with my poor man's Apache Office hoping it'll work the same 😬
I'm currently looking for new, full-time remote work.
My experience and expertise is in web design and full-stack development, though I'd like to transition into the gaming industry, either in community management, QA, or UX.
RTs, advice, connections all appreciated ❤️
@larsiusprime As a webdev for over twenty years, the whole "blockchain is the future of the web" isn't going to be a thing.
It's interesting in principle, but wildly impractical. The impact to loading times of content alone, which would be *colossal*, invalidates it as a concept.
@altairdottv I know there are a lot of excellent designers, developers and UX folk following you who'd be interested when you're ready to grow the team further.
Just let us know!
@bluesky It's an interesting contest, but given that you want to see actual implementations rather than just designs/theories, and the potential time saving value you'd get from them, there should be a couple more zeroes on the end of that prize...
@BridgeTheMan I've been a supporter of crypto for a verrrry long time, but NFTs like "buy and own this cute jpg!" seem like nonsense scams to me.
You're absolutely right with in-game items though. Makes sense for games to create items players can sell/trade (with pub getting % each time, ofc)
As a gamer, wannabe game dev, music lover, and huge fan of rhythm games (especially Harmonix titles)... you bet your butt I'll be applying to this!
Fingers crossed for me please, friends ❤️
Hey Harmonix Fans,
We're looking for candidates with extensive knowledge of Rock Band to join our QA team.
Check out the page below and apply if you think you'd be a great addition to our team!
https://t.co/SpmU5FeDCS
Worth the money? Probably not.
The only real value seems to be the undo functionality, and this seems targeted to business/power users... who should already be using a framework that buffers pending tweets to avoid mistakes.
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Interesting: Twitter is rolling out an optional subscription model with limited undo (30 seconds, similar to GMail) and a threaded reader mode, as well as a few other niceties (bookmarks, custom icons).
https://t.co/6ilUz65nl0