timberburn

If people are looking for something similar without RFID tags, there are sites like http://chronograph.io. It synchronizes stopwatches and timers between anyone viewing the same session.

My most appreciated feature is having a user interface for plugin settings.

That's the direction consumer desktop apps should move. Cheaper to develop, maintain, update, etc.

Still happens. I pay rent through RentPayment.com, but their homepage (which contains a login form) is served over HTTP.

Thanks for the downvote - I was referring to actual coding. And with regard to note taking, I never had the problem of transcribing instead of summarizing because I was typing.

Along with all the other reasons why this is terrible, I would despise this because I just can't write as fast as I type. Having to use paper/pencil for the SAT was troublesome enough.

Over a phone interview with Segment.io, I was asked to program an elevator controller. It was described to perform like an HTTP server would handle requests... They were getting confused when I started writing code for a state machine. Glad I got a job offer somewhere else.

When I was setting up an account on Comcast's website, I was consistently getting an nondescript internal server error when submitting the form.

Took me quite awhile and many failed attempts to find that Comcast will throw an error when your requested username contains "comcast".