There are two interesting things to read over at Joel’s site: the first is an anonymous response from a Microsoft employee to his article blasting .NET as a non-entity, and the second is a deeper look at Microsoft’s Passport service. While Passport does offer some level of convenience for its users, it’s also a very, very scary thing. The thought that it will someday be built into the Web browser and operating system is downright chilling. (See why we need competition?)
There are two interesting things to read over at Joel’s site: the first is an anonymous response from a Microsoft employee to his article blasting .NET as a non-entity, and the second is a deeper look at Microsoft’s Passport service. While Passport does offer some level of convenience for its users, it’s also a very, very scary thing. The thought that it will someday be built into the Web browser and operating system is downright chilling. (See why we need competition?)
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