nfm

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1. 301.▲
   by nfm 16y ago

   You'll often have NAT to deal with as well, and have to set up explicit port forwards to your local device (and give it a static IP address) in your routers.
2. 302.▲
   by nfm 16y ago

   Is it just me, or can nobody else see this working in practice? Upgrading to Windows 7 to get IE 10 seems like a classic "You're doing it wrong"!
3. 303.▲
   by nfm 16y ago

   Agreed. It's great to know that there's some formal usability testing going on (and very interesting to see the results), but without comparing the usability of the existing desktop it's hard to know if we're going forwards or backwards.
4. 304.▲
   by nfm 16y ago

   Don't let a little competition get in the way!
5. 305.▲
   by nfm 16y ago

   I think you should definitely use multiple files. By all means concatenate them and minify them for production, but I find it very helpful to have CSS files for layout, forms, and specific sections of the site or app. CSS complexity is incr