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OK, this web site has a terrible terrible interface. It uses these nonstandard recessed ovaloids and SOME of them are text fields and others are buttons that take you to other pages. It also tries to establish a HTML5 database without letting me know why.
Nothing sets up an HTML5 database, but it does ask use geolocation if your browser supports it
OK, this web site has a terrible terrible interface. It uses these nonstandard recessed ovaloids and SOME of them are text fields and others are buttons that take you to other pages. It also tries to establish a HTML5 database without letting me know why.
what buttons/links are you talking about exactly? Nothing sets up an HTML5 database, but it does ask use geolocation if your browser supports it
WORKPLACES, SIGN IN and Search By city or address all use novel UI elements of thinly recessed semi-transparent ovaloids, or let's call them extreme rounded rectangles. One is a text field and others are buttons.
i kept naturally thinking it would be someone in the workplace edit page. Maybe a link from that page would be nice.
The search function does not work for me. I typed in 'Baltimore' and received zero results. But when I browsed the listings I came upon Beehive Baltimore ( http://desksnear.me/workplaces/32-beehive-baltimore ).
Little known secret: libraries and hotel lobbies are great coworking locations for little to no cost.
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what buttons/links are you talking about exactly? Nothing sets up an HTML5 database, but it does ask use geolocation if your browser supports it
"The website “ http://desksnear.me” is requesting 1 MB of disk space to store “html5 test db” as a database on your disk." WORKPLACES, SIGN IN and Search By city or address all use novel UI elements of thinly recessed semi-transparent ovaloids, or let's call them extreme rounded rectangles. One is a text field and others are buttons.
Currently in a team Skype call trying to resolve the issue. You can still see all the workplaces available via the "Workplaces" link. Search and creating workplaces are the pages that are affected.
Thanks to everyone for checking us out. We will keep @desksnearme updated with the progress.
Cheers.
I like it. Actually, I'm looking for a desk to work at in Buenos Aires for the next 3 weeks. The cafes here are very busy and noisy. I wonder if AirBnB will enter this category since they are a "marketplace for space".
You beat me to it! I was just going to comment that this was the office version of AirBnB! Hopefully there will be some Toronto additions.