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Interesting blog on the weakening of local community impacts on small biz: http://tinyurl.com/5nsmjm |
impressed by Amazon Payments |
@niqui a conf call? with Austrialians? |
quite impressed by 'Amazon Remembers', seems fairly accurate. |
a quick bit of jQuery methinks before heading out for dinner! |
@spanner_banana I didn't get an invite! |
just been quoted $522 per line of code for a project... hmmm... |
@nphan82 what are you looking to learn? |
@niqui a turducken? |
@jccrosby I know, Katie saw Equis last night where he bared all and done dirty things to horses, he is apparently also really tiny! |
On his way to work, craving some coffee |
apparently has has a bigger penis than harry potter |
@TheBusyBrain nope, what are you trying to do? |
@ackernaut jQuery or Mootools |
@toddysm crazy considering its not even 3rd party! |
@toddysm agreed, assuming JS is coming from trusted source and (ideally) liability is assigned to 3rd party in contract there is no prob |
@mesh 2dSense is quite good if you are talking about QR codes |
@toddysm how do they suggest you gather analytics? The only security risk comes if its 3rd party JS, but even that can be mitigated |
@bradheintz I'd also recommend you take a look at Selenium, great for testing things on the browser side and creating reusable test scripts. |
@bradheintz it seems a little more comprehensive than the scriptaculous stuff, but actual usage is very similar. |
