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The CODE Keyboard - #74 by AndrewC - blog - Coding Horror Discussion Looks well - like the minimalist look. I’d say it was fun to be involved in hardware design for a change… Is there a usability benefit for a backlit keyboard, or does it just for aesthetics? Assume m...

Why Can't Programmers.. Program? - #15 by codinghorror - blog - Coding Horror Discussion James: it’s amusing to me that any reference to a programming problem-- in this case, FizzBuzz-- immediately prompts developers to feverishly begin posting solutions. The whole point of the article...