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Chris Beaman User Experience Designer. Chris Beaman is a User Experience Designer from Massachusetts. From an early age, Chris was interested in digital design. He was captivated by the works of such websites as Digital Blasphemy, using their desktop wallpapers as backgrounds for his computer. He longed to be able to create similar works of art. In 2003, while in Colorado, Chris got his first job working for a technology company (Body Bar, Inc) and was tasked with maintaining the company’s eBay store....
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Chris Beaman - A UX/UI/CSS Designer living in Huntsville, AL
A UX/UI/CSS Designer living in Huntsville, AL. I’ve been designing and building apps and websites for 10 years. Hire me to:. HTML, CSS and JavaScript. I design clean, professional, and consistent interfaces that cater to the aesthetic expectations of the end-user. I aspire to always serve the end-user through an iterative design process based on research, testing, and feedback. These are some of the tools and resources I use most in my Visual Design work. Google Fonts is my goto font kit for professional...
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Chris Beams
Sep 2, 2014. Today is the 26th day of my 30-day writing experiment. Im close to the finish line, but ending the experiment early anyway. Heres why and what I found along the way. Sep 1, 2014. Keeping Up With Bitcoin. The bitcoin world moves pretty fast. Here are a few reasons I find keeping up with it worthwhile and a few of the resources I use to do it. Aug 31, 2014. How to Write a Git Commit Message. Aug 29, 2014. Eliminating Bitcoin's Weakest Link. Aug 27, 2014. Aug 27, 2014. Aug 25, 2014. Aug 24, 2014.
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Chris Beams’s Blog. Active Directory and more…. Active Directory - sAMAccountType. Server Core - Time and Regional Settings. Active Directory - Remove a Domain Using NTDSUTIL. Operations Master Role Functionality Risk Assessment. You do not have permission to modify the group. Remove a Domain Using NTDSUTIL. Ok, vacation started. Received any good out of office replies yet? Here's mine for this year https:/ t.co/YdHrxzrNL6. I talk serverless and edge computing in this @ geekwire. Ok will do 4 months ago.
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Andy Maxwell stepped up to the plate and organised a hummdinger all the way to the Isle of Ulay for some decent diving and an excellent weekend. There's something very right about catching your food and throwing it on the grill that evening. There was lots of all sorts of action, and this time I have notes so there will be a bit more colour when I'm back off holiday. Suffice it to say we found out a few things about a few people; some we'd rather not have known, some we should have guessed. We had 12's, ...
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Chris Bean - the integration of my life, the story of God, and the world I inhabit
Lessons From a House Plant. March 17, 2015. In her defense, I’m not sure that a plant would’ve stood a chance if it was placed under my care during my high school years. As I walked into the campus ministry house today where I often hang out with college students, I noticed a similar botanical crisis. Whimpering in the corner of the front room, the plant pictured was desperately trying to communicate its need for water to the oblivious passersby. “Help, I’m so thirsty! It is quite easy to be so consumed ...
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Chris Bean - the integration of my life, the story of God, and the world I inhabit
Lessons From a House Plant. March 17, 2015. In her defense, I’m not sure that a plant would’ve stood a chance if it was placed under my care during my high school years. As I walked into the campus ministry house today where I often hang out with college students, I noticed a similar botanical crisis. Whimpering in the corner of the front room, the plant pictured was desperately trying to communicate its need for water to the oblivious passersby. “Help, I’m so thirsty! It is quite easy to be so consumed ...
