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Microsoft uses their powers for good

We're Mac users here in Web Communications, and as a web designer not wed to the  Microsoft toolset, I've cursed Redmond's name on an almost weekly basis for the million ways they've made my job more difficult (Front Page 98, Microsoft CMS, proprietary "standards", breaking Flash embedding, grrrrrrr!)

However, I love the fact that they're supporting OpenID.  This might actually be the end of web users having to maintain 1000 accounts.  OpenID is a standard means of maintaining one user profile, password, etc. that you can then use with any participating site.  Bravo!
Published Sunday, February 11, 2007 8:25 PM by Joe Eastham

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About Joe Eastham

Joe Eastham arrived at Seattle University in August 2002 to work as a web developer and support technician for SU's Office of Information Technology. He joined the Marketing and Communications group in July 2003 and has been happily producing web content ever since. After earning a bachelor's degree from the Evergreen State College in 1995, Joe worked for local non-profit arts organizations. Later, he landed at PACCAR Inc., where he developed web sites, acquired a pocket protector, and fulfilled his lifelong dream to drive the big-rigs (not really.) An unrepentant geek, Joe survives on a steady diet of movies, comic books, weird fiction, and the occasional novel. He lives with his lovely wife and two dogs in the soggy tundra of Seattle's northern reaches.

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