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Joe Ganley |
I make software and sometimes other things. |
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More clearing the decks of old projects: This one is a JavaScript implementation of dots and boxes with a very simple computer opponent. It works perfectly in Firefox, but incorrectly in Chrome and not at all in Internet Explorer. This was an evening's work, and is under-tested and a bit brittle.
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I've long had a good handle on the core JavaScript language, but the other night I set out to understand the DOM and the event-handling model, and the result was this toy sudoku app. If any more seasoned JavaScript programmers see anything stupid in there, please comment.
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We went to Las Vegas last week (my first time there), and the one casino game that surprised me was War. Yes, just like the one you used to play as a kid until you realized that it is boring. I walked past a table, and then doubled back in disbelief that this was what I thought it was. This is about the most brain-dead card game I can think of, far dumber than anything else in the casino (except, of course, the slot machines).
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