> I also feel is a good thing that video card vendors will get a swift kick in the balls to get their act together and make their drivers secure and decent fina

> I also feel is a good thing that video card vendors will get a swift kick in the balls to get their act together and make their drivers secure and decent finally. This makes me laugh because video card vendors could give a damn if their drivers are "secure". What does security mean when you're talking about a processing unit. Is the prevalence of virus's that work on the x86 processor giving Intel a "swift kick in the balls" and forcing it to "get its act together"? In reality, NVidia will just blame the user, browser, and website in that order saying "we ran the code you gave us".