Dan Brickley

"I don't like the idea of properties, which strikes me as creating unnecessary ambiguity about what you're actually doing1. But, I do love not having to type as much boilerplate code. " -Will Larson. I agree with the sentiment -- elimination of boilerplate code seems like a pretty reasonable criteria for evaluating a language or language feature, and @decorators of all flavors can help with this. - DeWitt Clinton via Bookmarklet

Continuing in my hunger for all things SSD. - DeWitt Clinton via Bookmarklet

"You could go to Google. Or you could stay here and get straight to your answers." -Yahoo - DeWitt Clinton via Bookmarklet

"On the Reader team, we know that the old adage "change is good" isn't always true. Sometimes, change is just change. In this case, we hope that these decisions both improve your Reader experience today, and pave the way for additional improvements down the line. So...what's changing, you ask?" -Jenna Bilotta - DeWitt Clinton via Bookmarklet

As a heavy Reader user, I give it a hearty +1. - Joel Webber

"We haven't drawn a conclusion yet about who we think will win. We like Facebook Connect, but we like OpenID better. We're cheering for both, but louder for the open source, open standard solution. We think Facebook's odds are better, but perhaps the OpenID community will rise to the challenge now that it has such a formidable competitor." - Chris Messina via Mento

memory refresh: he presided over the Dover,PA trial over teaching ID Creationism in public schools. - Bora Zivkovic