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by mroman 19y ago
Thank you Mr. Graham. Your essays never cease to inspire, delight, and amaze. I feel VINDICATED upon reading them. Always precise, yet loosely coupled. Ideas and concepts that seem to exponentially expand within the mind of the reader. I ha
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by mroman 19y ago
I like how he writes that they "deserve to fail" . . . hmmmm . . . as if Mr. Norman's sensitivities were the measure by which software companies succeed or fail . . . laughable, absolutely laughable. As if ROR were not "a brilliant success.
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by mroman 19y ago
I fully agree - it seems as though some people truly have nothing in their head of greater importance than a "poll" as inane as this . . .
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by mroman 19y ago
Thank you for yet another great essay Mr. Graham . . . I think that - in a sense - your essays are programs for human minds.
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by mroman 19y ago
Personally, my productivity went up after me and my wife separated. No kids involved. It was a focus issue with me. I simply could not manage to fully focus on what I was doing when having to deal with another person's constant issues, whe
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by mroman 19y ago
I represented myself in US Federal court on a civil rights action against a county and Sheriff's department, and prevailed. Had never previously picked up a law book. Gathered evidence myself, and circumvented the defendant's attempts at de
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by mroman 19y ago
not finishing an end tag isn't an error? o-k Sounds familiar, the whole "it's not a bug, it's a feature!" I DID take a look at the source code, that is how I saw that . . . Speaking of the W3C validator . . . I suppose YOU would know better
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by mroman 19y ago
Well, if you "love to read beautiful and meaningful HTML" why does your site http://prezentit.com/ have HTML errors? First one is on line 34. An end tag isn't finished . . . there are several more, and I am not even a web designer. That's
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by mroman 19y ago
As a reader, I would like to see: - Book reviews and recommendations - Software reviews and recommendations
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by mroman 19y ago
I find http://www.usability.gov/pdfs/guidelines.html to be a worthwhile resource, particularly owing to its being based on research.