FourthProtocol

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by FourthProtocol 14y ago
As far as JavaScript goes he's not off the mark. The thing that saddens me a bit is that it's yet another post about a particular language/technology/thing. No language/technology/thing is better than another. It may be better than another
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by FourthProtocol 14y ago
You'll have noticed in life that every point has a counter point. In this case it's Microsoft. Specifically Steve Sinofsky's approach to managing delivery of Windows 7 and 8. For some insight, read his book (One Strategy). Microsoft talk ab
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by FourthProtocol 14y ago
From a usability perspective WS-Federation is far superior to BrowserId. Not least because BrowserId is hobbled by the browser, whereas WS-Fed works across any platform, any architecture (native desktop/phone/tablet, browser, cloud ...), an
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by FourthProtocol 14y ago
Note that this is my personal opinion. I think we should be trying to come up with new solutions - BrowserId/Persona some some identity problems, but nowhere near all. Have a read through Kim Cameron's post [1] to get a feel for how nai
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by FourthProtocol 14y ago
This is a good guide for a starter, but doesn't address dealing with rock stars themselves, which is what's required if your contribution is going to be merged. And that usually requires the skin of a pachyderm, and the patience of a fox.
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by FourthProtocol 14y ago
This isn't an unfair comparison at all. From the consumer's perspective both provide many similar services. And products, for that matter. And (serious question) what's stopping Google from providing support, when other SaaS providers can (
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by FourthProtocol 14y ago
If we're going to play like kids anyways, then I think more interesting would be a map showing journalists with gun permits.
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by FourthProtocol 14y ago
> Like..? It's actions that define an individual or an organisation, and not words. Better would've been an unambiguous policy update that clearly quells people's concerns, without the feel-good corporate messaging. Trust is easily give