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µB wrote:

... and Chrome's Java engine.

isnt it amazing?

http://www.chromeexperiments.com/
the canvas object is full of win!
my pal mrdoob did this sweet depth of field
and i cant believe this guy ported another world to javascript!

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µB wrote:

I want Opera's security, configurability and functionality with FF's plugin flexibility and Chrome's Java engine.

This.

I also like Firefox's awesome bar, can we keep that please?

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The Bronx

Yay, an excuse to link to a pretty infographic:
http://www.michaelvandaniker.com/labs/b … ualization

cool

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Oh, and (sorta) speaking of web standards and whatnot, a friend made something lovely using HTML5; reminds me of an imaginary demo, so I'll link to it: http://www.clublime.com/lab/html5/sphere/

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minusbaby wrote:

Yay, an excuse to link to a pretty infographic:
http://www.michaelvandaniker.com/labs/b … ualization

cool

How could people in 2008 still use IE5? D:

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minusbaby wrote:

Yay, an excuse to link to a pretty infographic:
http://www.michaelvandaniker.com/labs/b … ualization

cool

That is mad cool chart.

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On TCTD:

Total of whole one week IE: 7.61%

Breakdown
8.0     59.09%    
7.0    30.39%
6.0    10.39%    
5.5     0.13%

Pity that one 5.5 user. I have more readers on Blackberry, Amiga os, or Ps3s.

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µB wrote:

I want Opera's security, configurability and functionality with FF's plugin flexibility and Chrome's Java engine.

Same here! I can't give up Firefox's plugins though. They're just so convenient smile.

Not to mention I love how I have all my bookmarks set up. They make me happy.

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BitPop wrote:

Google just announced they are dropping support for FTP in Blogger.  Well done Google you idiots! Now I have to port all my blogs to Wordpress.  Grrrr.

Use Gopher, you'll be happier. Much happier. smile

You'll want to check out my gopher page:

gopher://retro-net.org/1/arfink/

They're super easy to write, easy to maintain, clean, retro, and if you have a browser which won't be stupid about interpreting the protocol, really fast. I suggest using Lynx for the ultimate in authentic Gopher surfing experience. I host my Gopher for free on the Retro-Net, a nice 68k Macintosh BSD-based network service for retro computing enthusiasts.