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Long caching headers can keep your javascript heavy web-app from being downloaded every time - the first time you hit the url it "installs" (by caching the files) and after that it loads in about the same time as a native app.

I'd be much more interested in tools that explain each candidates's stance and previous actions on the issues I care about that the media won't cover, such as intellectual property, than in more horse race coverage. The horse race has been flogged to death.

FUD - you don't have to support every browser. And it's especially disingenuous to say that if you're developing websites/web applications you should care about, say, IE20 users running in IE 5 compatibility mode.

To AMC's credit, the CPM AMC receives for Mad Men is much higher: $34 instead of $12-$25. It could be because people pay attention to the commercials, since the show is about advertising. A cynic would say it's a prestige thing for media buyers to get their ads run on Mad Men.

http://www.mediapost.com/publications/?fa=Articles.printFrie...

Yes, but then they unfortunately submit it to the USPTO

You could look at trading volume to determine whether the stock has "settled down". That would at least indicate decreased volatility.