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In spite of all the hate IE gets, I have to concede that their developers are rather decent people. I'm sure the cake [1] they sent to Mozilla was a gesture of

In spite of all the hate IE gets, I have to concede that their developers are rather decent people. I'm sure the cake [1] they sent to Mozilla was a gesture of honest goodwill. [1] http://www.mozillazine.org/talkback.html?article=24004 http://www.mozillazine.org/talkback.html?article=24004

Locke1689 17y ago
In spite of all the hate IE gets, I have to concede that their developers are rather decent people. Of course. Some Microsoft people may even frequent HN. ;)
- jf 17y ago
  We do. :D
  - Locke1689 17y ago
    Yeah, the ";)" was supposed to be a hint: I'm interning there this summer.
    - endtime 17y ago
      I interned there last summer. You're going to have a blast. What team are you going to be on?
      - Locke1689 17y ago
        SQL Server. It sounds great -- I can't wait.
        endtime 17y ago
        Cool. :) I was on the WAC team, working on the Word Viewer web app. I know a couple people who are going to be there this summer - can put you in touch with them if you like.
- olliesaunders 17y ago
  Yeah, I'm pretty sure Microsoft is full of great people, it's just that crazy CEO of theirs.
  - sketerpot 17y ago
    And that damn web browser they make. (I make a web site. It works great in every browser I try... until I open it in Internet Explorer, where it's all messed up. This is not an isolated incident.)
    - duskwuff 17y ago
      The instances where you don't have to implement IE workarounds are the isolated incidents, in my experience.