“Obama pledges Net neutrality laws if …” cnet.com/news/obama-pledges-… If I were a US citizen and had elected him, I’d be in a rage (via @gruber)
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“buried in here are all the valuable hacks that make the difference between a spec TLS stack and a working TLS stack” tedunangst.com/flak/post/wor…
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@bdw429s My point is not the popularity. Neither .Net nor ASP are “programming languages”.
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“The Male Privilege Checklist” – I don’t know about items 7 and 18 where I live, but the rest is 100% spot on. amptoons.com/blog/the-male-p…
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A report listing “.Net, Java, ColdFusion, ASP” as “popular programming languages” has lost all credibility at once net-security.org/secworld.ph…
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@bitworking At times like these I miss the good old weblog discussions, where it was reasonable to assume people knew shades of grey
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@justinsheehy I know. I was just trying to point out … never mind, shouldn’t have gotten into that.
“you have ruined javascript” – hilarious take on Angular.js & Co. (via @fnd): codeofrob.com/entries/you-ha…
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@justinsheehy I’m sure she’s an awesome person, but I can’t stand following her because every single tweet of hers makes me mad.
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@markusvoelter :-) Have you looked at the responses to that post? It seems that people can only think in black or white. Just silly.
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@mliebelt … anstatt so zu tun, als könnte man die alten einfach erhalten.
@mliebelt Dass das für den User angenehm ist, kann ich gut verstehen. Aber das Modell einer Bücherei basiert auf völlig anderen Annahmen.
@mliebelt Ich wünschte, die Gesellschaft würde mehr darüber diskutieren, was denn die richtigen Modelle für die Zukunft sind
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@mliebelt Was mich irritiert ist, dass das Konzept einer Bibliothek da einfach sehr wenig Sinn hat.
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I mostly agree, even though I don’t think Rails is a good testing role model: @dhh: TDD is dead. Long live testing: david.heinemeierhansson.com/…”
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