Reading about Drag 'n Drop Uploads and in the comments:

// FFS. I could have done el.hidden = true, but IE doesn't support
// hidden, so I tried to create a polyfill that would extend the
// Element.prototype, but then IE10 doesn't even give me access
// to the Element object. Brilliant.

I wouldn't know this guy if he came up to me on the street and (slapped me || handed me cash || testified about Jesus || offered to shine my shoes), but I definitely GET it. 😉 😃

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    Why doesn't our like button have a 😃 icon like Facebook's? Waa.. waa.. 😛 😃

    I've never seen Jquery written like that before?

    dalecosp Why doesn't our like button have a 😃 icon like Facebook's?

    Frankly, the last thing I want any site to try to emulate these days is Facebook; but that's colored by a lot of reasons separate from their UI. 😉

        What gets me is that it's 2018, even Microsoft have given up on IE, and yet it still exists.

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        Weedpacket

        Some people in this office are still on WinXP ...

        Fortunately, this guy's not one of 'em. Although Win 10 seems to have problems with its storage engine interface for hard disks ... it's really breaking my concentration/get_things_done_ability. Win7 was much superior in that regard.

        And while we're discussing that, what the heck happened to FireFox? Stats say < 10% here ... 😮

          dalecosp
          Actually, it was kind of a good thing IE is still kicking around down there: I needed to use a site that runs in a Java applet. I was able to avoid the wackiness that comes with trying to run Java with anything more modern.

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