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Would You Take $10 To Remove Negative Feedback?
Would you take a $10 bribe + apology to remove negative feedback you left for an eBay seller? What if the item was a $2.69 cable and the only problem is that it was 4' long instead of 5'?
After he posted his negative feedback on eBay, he received the e-mail shown above. In addition to an apology, it reads, “We would like to do anything possible to fix our relationship… Is there any possibility to make the revision for the negative feedback? we can give you 10usd reimbursement if you can simply remove the negative feedback for us.”
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Inside OS X 10.8 Mountain Lion: Apple overhauls software updates, App Store
System updates are now sensibly converged with a refreshed App Store in this summer’s release of OS X Mountain Lion, centralizing software updates and adding automatic app installs for all your iCloud-registered Macs.
Show HN: ANSI art renderer in JavaScript/Canvas
escapes.js is a small JavaScript library for rendering ANSI
art, a form of computer art that flourished in the mid 90s. ANSI art was
composed by colorizing sequences of characters and blocks drawn in the
built-in system font, which made it easy to transmit across telephone
wires. As a result, ANSI art was especially popular on Bulletin Board
Systems (BBSes).
This library was designed to be simple and fun to hack on. It has no
hard dependencies, but it integrates neatly with jQuery. The source code
and documentation are available on GitHub.
escapes(‘ansis/shnya-01.ans’, function () {
$(this).appendTo(‘body’);
});Try it!