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2009-11-23
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About the color for the shirt I would prefer a darker blue (just a matter of taste) 
Something like this one:
Something like this one:
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2009-11-23
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Originally Posted by Texrat
I liked it, I could even read it, but I'm not going to Barcelona so I didn't think I should comment!
No feedback on the code idea?
It was THAT bad?
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2009-11-23
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Originally Posted by TA-t3
Well, as originally noted, I'm suggesting a theme element that would be incorporated into ALL code-oriented events. This just happens to be the springboard.
I liked it, I could even read it, but I'm not going to Barcelona so I didn't think I should comment!
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2009-11-24
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#156
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Order placed. Thank you for your hard work!
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2009-11-24
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Originally Posted by Texrat
I am sorry I was in multitask mode yesterday and I forgot to reply, just a question..why the morse code? Only because is a code or there is a particoular reason? I am just curious...Sorry for the non reply my fault, the idea wasn't bad we can keep it for the next meeting.
No feedback on the code idea?
It was THAT bad?
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2009-11-24
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Originally Posted by Samantha
It's a visual pun, a self-referential play on symbology.
I am sorry I was in multitask mode yesterday and I forgot to reply, just a question..why the morse code? Only because is a code or there is a particoular reason? I am just curious...Sorry for the non reply my fault, the idea wasn't bad we can keep it for the next meeting.
Again, the idea was to create a design element for a coding theme that could be incorporated into all Maemo coding event artwork. But I have an even better idea that truly represents UX + Code and I'll work it up very soon, then start a separate thread for it.
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2009-11-24
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Originally Posted by Texrat
I agree, I am interested in those ideas as well, let's move to another thread and discuss about it
It's a visual pun, a self-referential play on symbology.
Again, the idea was to create a design element for a coding theme that could be incorporated into all Maemo coding event artwork. But I have an even better idea that truly represents UX + Code and I'll work it up very soon, then start a separate thread for it.
It was THAT bad?
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