The Web Guy

A sneak peek into my portfolio website. Live in Dec

The internet s not a safe place🤣

We need the TV series of this ASAP

@BiggChab @LadyLibert38059 You were 10 when he died. Defo new Gen

@LadyLibert38059 I’m not new Gen, i was 10 when he died. We all danced to his songs as a kid

I have a theory that if he was still alive he wouldn’t be this popular and relevance anymore, his early death gave him that godly statue.

@thekonyjen Naïve Realism

she’s right & im glad she’s not letting yall bully her into apologizing lol unless you’re a basketball fan, these men are unknown to the masses & that’s truly ok. 😂

@JulianGoldieSEO Yes

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She’s actually right, that’s why I keep saying you need to play the game the way women play it. They are ruthless with their choices and don’t compromise no matter what & I respect them for that. I wish more men will learn!

@kobe_boujee88 Ebi Soo nor dem go do you since you no go check your emails or dms😒

Herh ECG

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@kobe_boujee88 Bro, please check your email

19 affordable homes built for Ghanaians

@kobe_boujee88 Please check dms

“We don’t want Africans in our country South Africa”

“I used to like thick ladies but now i prefer Petite babes,because sitting on my face won’t be difficult” — Don Jazzy😂

@willofdaedalus I believe we met at ALX

one year in firmware programming learned a lot, still learning a lot and will learn so much more in the future - a grateful firmware programmer ⚡ me and some of my kids (the rest can't come outside to play yet)

@TheAccraMarket DANG!

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I love how the guy used her words to pin her. Never seen such brutal truth in a while!

the aura of not having an english name >>>

@markoilico Awesome. Please send this

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@jordan_ross_8F OPENCLAW

The founders who figure out OpenClaw in the next 90 days are going to look like geniuses in 2027. The problem is most agency owners don't have time to figure out the install, the security risks, where to start, or what to actually hand it first. So my team built a 48-page beginner's guide that does it for you. Inside: — The exact prompts to hand it on day one — Plain English setup for Mac and Windows — How to secure it so it doesn't burn your business down — 42 copy-paste workflows across sales, marketing, ops, and finance Your competitors are sleeping on this. Comment OPENCLAW and I'll send it.

Been noticing a problem with Nigerian twitter. Most don't know how to spell what they mean to say. "discourse"

@yehhmisi In life, I have learned to let people find out their mistakes by themselves.

Since you wanted me to see this here’s what I’ll say. No one is saying a developer should behave like a robot or never think about the business. But there is a clear line between contributing helpful perspective and positioning yourself as the person who gets to challenge the founder’s entire business model in a client meeting. This person was not your co-founder. They were your client. Your role in that conversation was to understand what they wanted to build, evaluate whether it was technically feasible, explain trade-offs, and decide if you were willing to take the job. That’s the professional boundary. When you start asking a client how they plan to make money and telling them they need to go back to the drawing board, you’ve moved out of the role you were hired for and into one they never asked you to play. There is nothing wrong with offering suggestions. In fact, good developers do that all the time. You can point out risks, suggest improvements to flows, highlight technical implications of certain decisions, or recommend features that might help the product succeed. But the moment you start interrogating the viability of their entire idea you’re challenging the premise of the work itself. The “I’m not AI” argument you’re going for also misses the point. Of course you’re not AI. But being human in a professional setting doesn’t mean inserting yourself into decisions outside the scope of what you were hired to do. It means knowing where your expertise is most valuable and applying it there. If you want to act as a startup advisor or business consultant, that’s a completely different role, and one that usually requires a track record, context, and a relationship where that kind of input is actually invited. Right now it sounds less like you lost the deal because you spoke about profitability, and more like you lost it because the client felt their idea was being dismissed by someone they approached to help build it. That’s a very different dynamic. When you’re hired to build, your strongest contribution is building well, advising where it directly affects the product, and respecting the boundaries of the engagement. Crossing those boundaries especially with people who don’t know you comes across as overstepping. I hope you listen. I wish you well.

@Tbag__1 Not just online Charley.

there are bullies and trolls on here but this particular girl is as rude and brash to people online . you can’t defecate in the open and be shocked at houseflies coming at you .