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I have to say Kevin is doing an incredible job remaining collected and professional even amongst the unprofessional comments from both the pro-Flash and anti-Fl

by danlove 17y ago

I have to say Kevin is doing an incredible job remaining collected and professional even amongst the unprofessional comments from both the pro-Flash and anti-Flash.

tjogin 17y ago
He's saying that all the problems that all of us have with Flash on a daily basis actually do not exist. We're just imagining all of it, all of us. That is not doing an incredible job, it's just not listening.
- jdowdell 17y ago
  Try actually reading what was said, instead of rephrasing it according to some internal narrative.
  - tjogin 17y ago
    No matter how hard you try, no matter how long you try; you will never ever be able to convince the people of the internets that Flash isn't a crash prone performance hog.
    - jdowdell 17y ago
      Most people don't think it is. That's why everybody uses it. Crashing seems to be mostly directly correlated with pseudonymous Apple-polishing on webforums.... ;-) (btw, if you're sincerely trying to improve your own experience, there's a quick set of diagnostics here: http://blogs.adobe.com/jd/2010/02/troubleshooting_player_stabili.html http://blogs.adobe.com/jd/2010/02/troubleshooting_player_sta... )
      - tjogin 17y ago
        People don't use Flash because they like it, they use it to view the content that requires it. It astonishes me that you don't understand this. Like I said; no amount of effort on your part is going to make us forget our experiences with your suck ass plugin crashing our browser every day. Thankfully, there are Flash blocker plugins that make this a more rare event. Your inability to understand this does explain why Flash is getting worse instead of better though. So thanks for that.
wensing 17y ago
Somehow he needs to enable ActionScript to cross the same bridge that JavaScript did. Remember when JavaScript was primarily the tool of script kiddies run amok?
pohl 17y ago
It's possible to act collected and professional whilst also being obstinate and disingenuous.

by danlove 17y ago

I have to say Kevin is doing an incredible job remaining collected and professional even amongst the unprofessional comments from both the pro-Flash and anti-Flash.

tjogin 17y ago

He's saying that all the problems that all of us have with Flash on a daily basis actually do not exist. We're just imagining all of it, all of us. That is not doing an incredible job, it's just not listening.

jdowdell 17y ago
Try actually reading what was said, instead of rephrasing it according to some internal narrative.
- tjogin 17y ago
  No matter how hard you try, no matter how long you try; you will never ever be able to convince the people of the internets that Flash isn't a crash prone performance hog.
  - jdowdell 17y ago
    Most people don't think it is. That's why everybody uses it. Crashing seems to be mostly directly correlated with pseudonymous Apple-polishing on webforums.... ;-) (btw, if you're sincerely trying to improve your own experience, there's a quick set of diagnostics here: http://blogs.adobe.com/jd/2010/02/troubleshooting_player_stabili.html http://blogs.adobe.com/jd/2010/02/troubleshooting_player_sta... )
    - tjogin 17y ago
      People don't use Flash because they like it, they use it to view the content that requires it. It astonishes me that you don't understand this. Like I said; no amount of effort on your part is going to make us forget our experiences with your suck ass plugin crashing our browser every day. Thankfully, there are Flash blocker plugins that make this a more rare event. Your inability to understand this does explain why Flash is getting worse instead of better though. So thanks for that.

wensing 17y ago

Somehow he needs to enable ActionScript to cross the same bridge that JavaScript did. Remember when JavaScript was primarily the tool of script kiddies run amok?

pohl 17y ago

It's possible to act collected and professional whilst also being obstinate and disingenuous.