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nickmchardy.com
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| | | | | Description Struggling a lot, barely got anything from these guys. Source Unknown | |
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nickmchardy.com
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| | | | | Super quick post today, could probably be a tweet, but eh! Here's what this site looks like on a text-based browser, in this case, Lynx: Not bad I reckon. I can imagine a lot of modern sites look pretty trash in CLI mode. But I guess this site is hardly trying to be "modern" from it's design, I mean, chiselled buttons that look like buttons? That would never be allowed in a modern site! | |
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vis.org.au
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| | | | | We're looking for talented Victorian athletes to accelerate to Los Angeles 2028 and Brisbane 2032 Paralympic Games. | |
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nickmchardy.com
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| | | Well it's been a little while since I've posted here, mainly because I have so many projects on the go at once. More to be revealed later, of course. But for this blog I would like to talk about a not so new project of mine, namely Hawkesbury History, People & Places or more easily just "www.hawkesbury.org". What is it? Hawkesbury People and Places is an ongoing project which collects & locates places, buildings, organisations and people of the Hawkesbury Region. | ||
