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Microsoft sends Mozilla traditional treat to celebrate shipping Firefox 5
- Roritharr 15y agotl;dr: Going to the Chrome like fast development cycles resulted in getting cupcakes instead of cakes.
- chrislomax 15y agoI was going to say this. IE probably looked at the development cycle of major releases for the next year and thought it would cost them a fortune in cakes! Wouldn't surprise me if Firefox changed their release tactics to get more cakes...
- zyb09 15y agoyep, but the clever IE team caught wind of it and operation get more cakes failed. Firefox 6 rescheduled to 2013.
- CrabDude 15y agoMethinks the IE team is making a jest at the miniature nature of the Firefox 5 release in the form of a miniature cake. =)
- kazuya 15y agoThe cake is a lie.
- patrickk 15y agoFor those who didn't get the reference, this is from the video game Portal: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qdrs3gr_GAs http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qdrs3gr_GAs
- owenmarshall 15y agoI don't think it's a question of not getting the reference -- I dare say most of us likely did get it. I think the real question is "what does this reference add to the discussion?" And as far as I can tell, it adds absolutely zero value.
- praptak 15y agoDon't be fooled. It's the evil Microsoft trying to retrain our Markov-chain-predictive parsers to interpret "Microsoft sends threat" as "Microsoft sends treat" from now on.
- sixcorners 15y agoChanges in firefox 5: https://developer.mozilla.org/en/firefox_5_for_developers https://developer.mozilla.org/en/firefox_5_for_developers