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Monthly Archives: April 2012
Douglas Crockford on JavaScript and JSON
One of the things I both love and hate about being a professional software developer is having to continually learn new technologies and languages. I started writing code in Applesoft BASIC and 6502 assembly, drifted through my Pascal phase and … Continue reading
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Rebates and Refunds Take the Form of Nearly Useless Prepaid Debit Cards (and how Citibank Lost a Customer)
Long ago, I gave up on rebates. In most cases, most of the rebates I sent in were simply never honored. Now, when I see a rebate for a product, I don’t buy the product. Period. As a result, I … Continue reading
