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The non-sarcastic answer: most of the time, the differences are irrelevant. Clearly you have not had the wonderful experience of trying to get something workin

• qeorge 16y ago
  He's still correct. Even with IE, you just learn how to deal with it and you move on with your life.
  • fletchowns 16y ago
    Tell that to the people that have wasted thousands upon thousands of man-hours because of IE. Surely if the history of IE had been written differently the web would probably be a few years ahead of where we are at right now.
    • mishmash 16y ago
      And for most, those hours were passed on to clients, so there's probably some meta-comment about impact to the economy that IE has had.
      • snowmaker 16y ago
        No, that is the "Broken Window" fallacy. A common fallacy in economics: http://freedomkeys.com/window.htm http://freedomkeys.com/window.htm
        • tl 16y ago
          It's only a broken window fallacy if the comment was implying that the impact was positive.