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I'm not sure I follow your argument. JS is bad b/c it's client side? Doesnt that paint all fat clients and every piece of software before the "web" in the same light?

well said.

I've been asked to sign an NDA at almost every job I have taken in my professional life -- once I have accepted the job -- I have only once encountered a company that wanted me to …

Dont forget document.write, or the blocking behavior of script tags themselves.

Who is pushing this cross platform datastorage solution you speak of?

[I am not a lawyer, you should always consult a trained legal professional when working with legal matters.] Don't let corporations bully you. Find lawyers who are willing to work …

I have read it and linked to it because it is actually happening. You suggested its a 'no-no', which is definitely not the case. I think you may believe I want the patient to carry…

Why would nurses, who have been given the phones in the first place (and do the billing) not be able to run 24/7 GPS on their own phones? Also, it wouldn't even have to be 24/7, if…

this appears to be far more anecdotal evidence than research. I was thinking a published study, not simply consumers noticing price differences on checkout, haphazard sampling to s…

So it's a digital timecard system where the patient is required to keep a special ID? Certainly sees neat, but why not just base the whole app off GPS data and skip the cards for '…

I've heard about their UX A/B testing around showing cart flow and checkout, but actual pricing? Can you link to research?

I'm a fan of http://preloaders.net/

> "can't be cracked" Not sure about that. Certainly tough, but crackable. http://stackoverflow.com/questions/448963/has-recaptcha-been... http://www.allspammedup.com/2011/01/google…

Wasn't this announced in October of 2010? http://www.cultofmac.com/steve-jobs-explains-was-java-was-de... "Java runtime at the same level, and it may even be removed from future ve…

that's unreal. Min 29 on seems to be where the direct discussion of "rule" breaking begins. Rule breaking by Swartz being getting the JSTOR files from students and placing them onl…

Demand progress makes it sound like MIT asked the gov't not to pursue the case. But the gov't went forward anyway http://demandprogress.org/aaron

this thread as well http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=2782059