bahjoite

"And this kind of pedantry feels like a tactic."

Astonishing that this was the response to a comment which offered-up le mot juste.

The whole point of the article is that not everybody is able to use javascript, for a variety of reasons, and it makes perfect sense for apps to provide as close to equivalent functionality as is practicable.

For PHPers and lovers of Free Software, Eclipse and PHP Developer Tools (PDT) are very fine tools. Long live Eclipse!

Someone should add a "Has my hashed password been broken?" and an opt-in notification when one's password is eventually revealed.

Last person standing gets a prize.

Same. And with nearly thirteen thousand lines in the source of the page you'd think the text would be there too.

edit: oh, there it is, 25 lines beginning at line 8201.

People should send calling cards ("Hi, it's so-and-so, wish to call on you at your convenience") and wait for a response. Same for telephones (send an email/text message first).

Something approaching Utopia arises on island owned by its residents.