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WWDC
As Frank and Russ mentioned, Apple is at it again.
How ironic that during the week Apple pledges support to developers, it blatantly chooses to backstab them. It is becoming a habit.
Talking about irony… Isn't it annoying that the keynote for a developer conference focuses so little on items of actual interest to developers? It's nice to hear about Apple introducing yet another set of overpriced monitors, but frankly, how does that help me develop for the Mac?
FireIE
Frank tell us why some people still use IE.
I just switched to Firefox has my primary browser. I had been using MyIE for a while now, but I can no longer stand to deal with IE. The darn thing keeps on breaking on me, and I don't have time to fix it anymore.
Unfortunately, like everybody else I'll still have to use IE to test things. It won't be too much of a hassle with Firefox's excellent “View This Page in IE” contextual menu option.
WWDC
As Frank and Russ mentioned, Apple is at it again.
How ironic that during the week Apple pledges support to developers, it blatantly chooses to backstab them. It is becoming a habit.
Talking about irony… Isn't it annoying that the keynote for a developer conference focuses so little on items of actual interest to developers? It's nice to hear about Apple introducing yet another set of overpriced monitors, but frankly, how does that help me develop for the Mac?
FireIE
Frank tell us why some people still use IE.
I just switched to Firefox has my primary browser. I had been using MyIE for a while now, but I can no longer stand to deal with IE. The darn thing keeps on breaking on me, and I don't have time to fix it anymore.
Unfortunately, like everybody else I'll still have to use IE to test things. It won't be too much of a hassle with Firefox's excellent “View This Page in IE” contextual menu option.