Steve · 8 years ago
Welcome! Let me know if you need help. I made this site.
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Steve · 8 years ago
HELLO FRIEND
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Señor Vidbot* · 9 years ago
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*Elena;~ ♥* · 1 decade ago
I'd say this account is pretty cool other than the fact that it creeps the heck out of me!
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kelly* · 1 decade ago
hi steve
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Butterbear · 1 decade ago
I love your cat Steve
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Steve · 1 decade ago
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Señor Vidbot* · 1 decade ago
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Breeze · 1 decade ago
Hello?
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Señor Vidbot* · 1 decade ago
<3
so much
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Señor Vidbot* · 1 decade ago
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Steve · 1 decade ago
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iluhyoux · 1 decade ago
http://www.wittyprofiles.com/q/5753323

please favorite
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Señor Vidbot* · 1 decade ago
The reason this is useful is because lots of actions in web applications are REST driven and so simply sending a user via a link to a specific URL will initiate something they need to do. Using styles that can work for both types of elements (links and buttons), gives us the flexibility to keep our means of interaction looking consistent and appropriate whether it’s being done with Ajax or a standard submission.
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Señor Vidbot* · 1 decade ago
I love the cover of the most recent Bloomberg Businessweek: [image: Airplane ] Here's a peek at how the design process works at the magazine. *Tags:* Bloomberg Businessweek design magazines
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YouthInRetrospect · 1 decade ago
"Airplane "
excuse me
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Señor Vidbot* · 1 decade ago
With the aim of discovering optimal ways of designing simple interactions on mobile devices, I examined the task of checking flight status.” Users visit mobile sites not only to consume content, but to get things done. Let’s take air travel as an example: tasks that users often find themselves performing on an airline company’s mobile site include checking flight status, checking in for a particular flight, and searching for and booking a flight. How does mobile user interface design support task completion? What are the optimal ways of communicating and displaying interactions on mobile sites? With the aim of discovering optimal ways of designing simple interactions on mobile devices, I examined the task of checking flight status. I’m hoping that my analysis sheds some light on this topic. The Interaction: Checking Flight Status Travelers can initiate a status check for a flight by locating the flight using its departure date, plus either the flight number or the departure and arrival city or airport for the flight. Sounds simple enough, right? Analyzing this task, here are the steps that are involved in checking flight status:
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Señor Vidbot* · 1 decade ago
ok
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Señor Vidbot* · 1 decade ago
Like many people, I’ve fallen for the show Downton Abbey. Seriously didn’t expect that to happen, but it did. Anyhow, I decided to make a little Downton-themed Valentine’s Day card for my as yet unknown Valentine’s sweetheart. If that doesn’t work ...
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Señor Vidbot* · 1 decade ago
Like many people, I’ve fallen for the show Downton Abbey. Seriously didn’t expect that to happen, but it did. Anyhow, I decided to make a little Downton-themed Valentine’s Day card for my as yet unknown Valentine’s sweetheart. If that doesn’t work ...
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Señor Vidbot* · 1 decade ago
Like many people, I’ve fallen for the show Downton Abbey. Seriously didn’t expect that to happen, but it did. Anyhow, I decided to make a little Downton-themed Valentine’s Day card for my as yet unknown Valentine’s sweetheart. If that doesn’t work ...
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Señor Vidbot* · 1 decade ago
Like many people, I’ve fallen for the show Downton Abbey. Seriously didn’t expect that to happen, but it did. Anyhow, I decided to make a little Downton-themed Valentine’s Day card for my as yet unknown Valentine’s sweetheart. If that doesn’t work ...
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