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Sean Tilley
Sean Tilley
Sean Tilley is the lead developer and core founder of Losers Like Us. He is a huge computer geek, and has a lot of love for things like GNU/Linux, Free Software, Decentralization, Internet Anonymity, and most recently, building websites.
In late 2010, a simple Wordpress site was set up to accomodate a podcast. Eventually, the guys wanted to contribute content in new ways. Articles. Videos. Reviews. As the demand for new things to do rose, the old crap site began to buckle under the pressure. Say what you will, Wordpress lovers. It's not a CMS that scales up very well.
As the podcast began to get a bit popular, Sean redesigned the entire website based on what he felt would make more sense. Some of the visual motifs were carried over from the old site, such as the ridiculous color motifs. Hey, it worked, didn't it?
Sean's hobbies are numerous. He loves a good book, enjoys amatuer-level graphic and web design, and loves storytelling. His passion for writing is what keeps him going on the site. He is said to be the biggest tech nerd out of the group due to the fact that he obsesses over all human technology. Or, at least, the interesting ones.
Sean has also gone on to found DeadSuperHero, Uncorporated, a sort of anti-company that aims to band together various projects under a single umbrella and grow a community. While that might not sound like the most feasible thing in the whole wide world, he loves what he does.
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I recently picked up a copy of this from Joe, and I wanted to know what other people thought of it. Frankly, I loved the visual style, and thought it got off to a really good start, but the finale was really underwhelming.
Just finished plugging in a nice addition to the site: we now have a Responsive Theme engine working!
Now wait a minute, you say, what is that, and what does it mean?
Welcome to the new and improved Losers Like Us site! Specifically, welcome to the forum section. We still have a few kinks here and there, and some additions we'd love to make, but overall we'd say the site is at the point of being useable.
Last night I lay in bed looking up at the stars in the sky and I thought to myself, where the heck is the ceiling?

