chriserin

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by chriserin 15y ago
very nice. I'd like to see some use of underscore templates to replace some of the jQuery append/html rendering techniques. Also, routing would be cool. (nitpik: In your swap method there is a variable swaped, should prob instead be swap
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by chriserin 15y ago
This is a treasure trove of marketing information. Apple will know your entire library and what you are listening to and when. Not exactly a privacy concern, but its something they can potentially make money off of somehow.
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by chriserin 15y ago
If you are a patron at a place you like, and you want to support them, you pay in cash, and its polite of you to do so. Thats a little bit extra for the establishment and a little less for Visa/EDS/Chase or whatever payment chain your tran
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by chriserin 15y ago
Open discussion, democracy and transparency is certainly the goal of the internet at large, but individual sites have different incentives. The moderator has curating as one of their responsibilities and they probably have a general sense
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by chriserin 15y ago
& is physically more difficult to type than U because of the hand stretch from holding the shift key. Not everybody has the same size hands :). While typing letters is easy, special chars are more awkward just because of where they ar
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by chriserin 15y ago
I think this should be the main point. The sites you care about (email, facebook) should have a unique password. The sites that don't matter can have a login with your common password. This is much more reasonable than asking everybody to
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by chriserin 15y ago
Kids can spot bullshit, but how often do adults spot bullshit and have less power to do something than the kids cited in the article did. This article is cool because it gives specific examples of children wading through the muck to delive
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by chriserin 15y ago
Yeah, that's what is confusing to me about any .NET developer employment angst. ASP.NET and other business infrastructure technology seem unaffected by desktop software innovation. I have to believe that desktop software is a small piece o