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IE UI Designer On His Switch To FireFox

Posted by CmdrTaco on from the abandoning-your-own-child dept.

wellington writes "Scott Berkun (who worked on UI design for Internet Explorer 1.0 thru 5.0) talked about why he switched to Firefox. In addition to five reasons why he switched, Scott also detailed five UI flaws in Firefox."

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  1. Sheesh by Clinton · · Score: 0, Offtopic

    Not one post, and the site is already very slow!

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  2. Re:UI suggestion by Locutus · · Score: 0, Offtopic

    Great SIG. Good ole Douglas Adams... We'll miss him.

    LoB

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  3. OT: sig by Darby · · Score: 0, Offtopic

    Can anyone reccomend the best place to sell off Magic cards?

    1) Ebay is probably the best to get the most for them. It's a bit of work, especially if you sell them individually to maximize your income. There is a lot of traffic there though for cards.

    2) A card shop won't pay much in general.

    3) If you just want to get rid of them quick and cheap, I might take them ;-)

    1. Re:OT: sig by ottothecow · · Score: 0, Offtopic
      1) well, I've got a lot of cards and selling individually would most likely be too difficult (though if the market is quick enough that I wouldnt flood it on my own, it might be doable).

      2) I know they dont pay much (they gotta sell them for a profit after all) but some of the pricelists of the online shops I have seen looked fairly decent (both on rarer cards and junk cards). The problem is that I dont know which ones are the most reputable or pay the most (maybe there is a better shop that does a bad job of publicising itself).

      3) I'll add you to my friends list (hmm, you are already friend-of-friend) and maybe take you up on that if I ever get around to making some sort of list of my cards.

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