What you do defines who you are and who you are simultaneously effects what you do. They are one in the same thing.
>"I don't think Craig's a bad guy, but he's harvesting $50M a year into his pockets and not improving the site. In ten years I think Craigslist will be an afterthought..." If I were pocketing $50M per year for 10…
In 10 years of development, I have never worked for a company that required any version of IE.
Not working for me in Chrome 9.0.597.98
A clever way for one domain squatter to gain control over several domains owned by other squatters.
The idea that a small percentage of inputs account for a large percentage of outputs does not mean that unexpected inputs account for a large percentage of the outputs. I see your thought pattern that unexpected events…
To say that he's wrong and that his ideas are laughable is very small-minded. He stated that he's a father of two -- he knows what he's talking about. If his statements don't describe your experience, that's because…
This is a silly problem for IE to have for sure (not that anyone's surprised), but really... if you are using more than 30 <style> tags, then you've likely got some fundamental design/architecture issues to…
This was a very poorly written article. Nowhere in the article does it mention that these stats were adjusted for market share of each browser. Of course IE generates more clicks -- it has more users. And what kind of…
The epitome of design! Gotta love it!
What you do defines who you are and who you are simultaneously effects what you do. They are one in the same thing.
>"I don't think Craig's a bad guy, but he's harvesting $50M a year into his pockets and not improving the site. In ten years I think Craigslist will be an afterthought..." If I were pocketing $50M per year for 10…
In 10 years of development, I have never worked for a company that required any version of IE.
Not working for me in Chrome 9.0.597.98
A clever way for one domain squatter to gain control over several domains owned by other squatters.
The idea that a small percentage of inputs account for a large percentage of outputs does not mean that unexpected inputs account for a large percentage of the outputs. I see your thought pattern that unexpected events…
To say that he's wrong and that his ideas are laughable is very small-minded. He stated that he's a father of two -- he knows what he's talking about. If his statements don't describe your experience, that's because…
This is a silly problem for IE to have for sure (not that anyone's surprised), but really... if you are using more than 30 <style> tags, then you've likely got some fundamental design/architecture issues to…
This was a very poorly written article. Nowhere in the article does it mention that these stats were adjusted for market share of each browser. Of course IE generates more clicks -- it has more users. And what kind of…
The epitome of design! Gotta love it!