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All of the links on rotation images and company text go to DoorDash for me. Also, only a short line of text is shown and the rest is cut off. "Lyft uses connect to Create an integ"
This is on IE10 Version: 10.0.9200.17267 (work machine).
Screenshot: http://imgur.com/lddIlhz
Baltimore - data.baltimorecity.gov Honolulu - data.honolulu.gov Colorado - data.opencolorado.org Lexington - data.lexingtonky.gov Somerville - data.somervillema.gov Palo Alto - paloalto.opendata.junar.com Louisville - portal.louisvilleky.gov
Each of the 5 tiles represent a group of letters/numbers. The reason you see 'EABCD' is because he is only using the first (blue) tile. If you wanted to type 'n' you would put your finger on the yellow, which contains 'KLONM', and slide it to the fourth tile.
The numbers I'm not sure. I think it is the same concept with 1-4 on the first tile (blue) and other numbers on other tiles.
Still doesn't seem like it would be faster for typing.
Blue (1st) tile is EABCD, Green (2nd) is FIGHJ, Yellow (3rd) is KLONM, Orange (4th) is PQRTS, and Red (5th) is VWXY.
Everything I find on Flippa is a Wordpress powered autoblog. I wish there was a way to filter any site on Flippa that is done in Wordpress.
I really like the Twitter Bootstrap. I am also no good at design, but with it I was able to get something that I liked up fairly quickly. It is probably this easy with other grid systems, but I liked the info on the bootstrap page.
I assume they decided against it because the .com was taken.
It's because they are pulling in the small image and than scaling it up instead of using the bigger one and scaling it down.
One they use: http://a3.twimg.com/profile_images/1181691748/vs_black_logo_...
One they should use: http://a3.twimg.com/profile_images/1181691748/vs_black_logo....
I think you are taking what he said in the wrong way. The way I read it, he is not saying Nigerian banks are bad (or anything about the banks at all really). What he is saying is that he is promising his users that their money isn't going from them to a 419 scammer THEN into the Nigerian banks.