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What about signing him to an incentive-laden contract that's contingent on him playing so many games/snaps? Won't he prefer that to being franchised (i.e. 1 year contract with no guarantees beyond that year).
Commented Dec 1, 2011 on What will the Redskins do about Landry? at Rich Tandler's Real Redskins
What will the Redskins do about Landry?
By Rich Tandler One of the big questions the Redskins will have to answer this offseason is what to do with safety LaRon Landry. For his first three seasons he was something of a disappointment, barely noticed during the course of a game. But there was a good reason for his relative invisibi...
All I can say is "dude, are you just waking up?" For someone that's had an iPhone and been in this business for so long, surely you have to known this for a *long* time. Apple has had these policies in place since they launched the app store.
Also, at this point I think it's unfair to call Apple a "King". Unfair to kings that is. Apple is more like a despotic ruler...
Commented Oct 16, 2011 on Serving at the Pleasure of the King at Coding Horror
Serving at the Pleasure of the King
I enjoy my iPhone tremendously; I think it's the most important product Apple has ever created and one they were born to make. As a consumer who has waited far too long for the phone industry to get the swift kick in the ass it so richly deserved, I'm entirely on Apple's side here. But as a so...
The infinite version number is great unless you use version numbers to differentiate between the old and the new and thus to get people to pay for the new version. Infinite version number will work for browser and webservices that are either free or charge by usage. I can't imagine it working for Visual Studio, desktop and console games, OSes etc. Unless everything switches to a service oriented system.
Commented May 23, 2011 on The Infinite Version at Coding Horror
The Infinite Version
One of the things I like most about Google's Chrome web browser is how often it is updated. But now that Chrome has rocketed through eleven versions in two and a half years, the thrill of seeing that version number increment has largely worn off. It seems they've picked off all the low hanging ...
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