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I'd say Safari = black turtleneck.... firefox = hoodie.... actually the chrome figure makes sorta sense. chrome is super early adopters, so likely wealthier pu
by brianbreslin 16y ago
I'd say Safari = black turtleneck.... firefox = hoodie....
actually the chrome figure makes sorta sense. chrome is super early adopters, so likely wealthier purchasers of high-end electronics... dunno completely pulling this outta my A$$ :-)
- jmreid 16y agoYou can say ass here. We're all adults.
- jmatt 16y agoThat's an artifact from a past era. Likely from BBSes, gaming or IRC. I think it should come off as the equivalent to a dialect that just provides some insight to the poster. I know when I use it it's usually unintentional and subconscious. And, of course, there is the implication that if you don't like swear words then read it as such and don't be offended. I remember it being used often in moderated fidonet[1] though that may have been limited to local and regional forums. Also to avoid the swear word filters on BBS chat in the 80s and very early 90s. And in some MMORPGs for the same reason circa 2000 to present. [1] http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/FidoNet http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/FidoNet
- brianbreslin 16y agoGood to know. Didn't want to get down voted purely for saying ass.
- xorglorb 16y agoInternet Explorer: Commoners. Firefox: Geeks, Biological relatives of geeks, IT people. Chrome: Programmers, basement dwellers, hipsters.