mr_justin

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by mr_justin 18y ago
Stop doing government work :p
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by mr_justin 18y ago
> Since IE7 is pushed pretty aggressively by windows update I would think there must be a few large corporations in there who have rejected the update thus far? Don't forget that IE7 isn't available on Win2k, which is still being used i
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by mr_justin 18y ago
I absolutely agree. You need to be able to look at YOUR numbers and do the math based on your company's needs. Blanketed statements do not work here. FWIW, most people who are dropping IE6 support are doing so when it hits the 6-8% usage ra
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by mr_justin 18y ago
If we're talking about designer blogs or minor sites/apps that do not involve a great amount of development, then I absolutely agree with the author. BUT if we're talking about large web applications that have serious development costs for
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by mr_justin 18y ago
Garrett Dimon's comments are the only voice of reason on that page. Posts like that are useless, yet I'm sure Jason will use all the "I agree, GS is lame" comments from his fan club to validate his reasons for posting.
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by mr_justin 18y ago
Building codes exist for a reason, simple as that.
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by mr_justin 18y ago
Serious downtime and downtime are not the same, and if twitter is down for a few minutes that means a few minutes of not receiving an SMS because you're routing your services through them.
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by mr_justin 18y ago
I'm sorry but the Porsche analogy is just crap. If you ask Porsche enthusiasts, they will not list "trunk room" or "more leg room" as desirable features of their next Porsche. If you ask the thousands of people who buy a Porsche because it
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by mr_justin 18y ago
This is Nate, Andrew, Becky and John's talk, John was not the only panelist nor was he the only one worth listening to.
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by mr_justin 18y ago
They still prefilled in the "is " part into the textarea though.
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by mr_justin 18y ago
It's a proof of concept, and a darn good one, graceful degradation is unneeded.