ProcrastIEnation

Dan Benjamin, in a post concerning the software he uses:

I love Safari. It’s snappy and, unlike Firefox, feels well integrated into the operating system (but not in an overwhelming, locked-in sort of way like IE). Unfortunately, Safari isn’t cross-platform. So even though the web app I’m developing that day looks and works great in Safari, it might render like crap and fail completely in another browser.

So, in general, I code for Firefox first, and 99% of the time, it’ll “just work” in Safari. Later, I can come back and worry about things working in IE.

It's nice when a professional works the same way I do. Just do it, and worry about what Internet Explorer fucked up later.

Via Daring Fireball

Well, we could go to a bar, find some people we don't like and beat the crap out of them.