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Has Chrome fully taken over yet?(haschromefullytakenoveryet.com)
100 points by datalist 8y ago|144 comments
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by datalist 8y ago
True, one of them is document.registerElement()
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by datalist 8y ago
Quite the opposite story of https://medium.com/@neroux/linux-why-dont-you-love-me-30cd05...
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Chrome just took over Papua New Guinea too – 5 to go(haschromefullytakenoveryet.com)
2 points by datalist 8y ago|0 comments
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by datalist 8y ago
> No other country makes you take off your shoes. No offence, but that is simply not true. At European airports one is not always, but regularly, asked to take off his shoes.
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by datalist 8y ago
You addressed my second point but not the first nor the third. Mockery or not, it happened and still happens. Only two years ago in Cincinnati. That was technically not "punishment" but the result was the same. My main point is no
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by datalist 8y ago
First, there are plenty of example where other animals do grasp these concepts very well. Second, as I have shown earlier humans already do "prosecute" animals for such behaviour. So why would argue that "absurd hubris"
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by datalist 8y ago
Extending to other animals the same rights humans enjoy is not silly but logical and long overdue. And your example of prosecuting a lion is unfortunately already reality https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mary_(elephant) S
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by datalist 8y ago
> When we did some changes to our iptables, we had to recompile the kernel, because every match or target was requiring a kernel module. What?
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by datalist 8y ago
> Very few does anything serious on it. A desktop OS on the other hand has access to the very most sensitive information Thats why more and more people use it exclusively for everything, including online banking.
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by datalist 8y ago
One can only hope that is sarcasm
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by datalist 8y ago
What sort of argument is that supposed to be? jevgeni made an excellent point and actually articulated his concern. Open source has absolutely nothing to do with how Google is tracking users here, and not only are there major parts in the A
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by datalist 8y ago
What? I cant do more than provide the numbers my statements are based on. Please go and check that before you make wild allgations about lack of evidence or empathy.
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by datalist 8y ago
It did come with advantages, no doubt, but - as so often - its market share is not necessarily because it tried to push the web further, a large share is simply because of Google's aggressive marketing. To this day Google is pushing th
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by datalist 8y ago
That is certainly not the equivalent as it still occupies storage. Also, you could actually uninstall IE. That only uninstalled the shell, not the libraries (as there were dependencies) but it was gone in terms of the application.
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by datalist 8y ago
The web was just slowly emerging at that point. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Global_Internet_usage#/media/F... 15% vs 80% these days. And thats the "developed world", globally it was around 2%.
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by datalist 8y ago
I am not arguing iOS'es market share in the US, I am saying it is of faaaaaaaaar less relevance outside the US.
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by datalist 8y ago
Eight years ago I'd agree with you, probably even five-ish, but for the past two, three years there is virtually no difference anymore and Android is usually the priority, except for some designer firms who still live in their Apple bu
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by datalist 8y ago
And no, the web barely mattered in the mid to late 90s. That was the time when it was still nice there ;)
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by datalist 8y ago
Absolutely not true today and I am in that business. The number of companies which are iOS-only or even iOS-first is negligible these days. In most cases both platforms are supported, often with Android having a head start.
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by datalist 8y ago
And yet there was competition. It is similar to today, respectively we have even less choice, we have two platforms, out of which one is mostly a lifestyle company and has a minor market share of ~20%, whereas the second is dominating the m
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by datalist 8y ago
It had a few new concepts, mainly multi-processes, but "far superior when it came out" is a broad exaggeration. Equally, IE was far superior to Netscape when it came out ;) This is not to say Chrome is (now) the inferior browser b
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by datalist 8y ago
That was true about seven to ten years ago.
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by datalist 8y ago
Zero competition? OS/2, Linux, Apple, BeOS, etc. Stifling innovation? How? The "web space" didnt even really exist.
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by datalist 8y ago
No need to change to Europe. Worldwide is at 77% http://gs.statcounter.com/os-market-share/mobile/worldwide/#... Poland (#6 in the EU by population) is at 97% http://gs.statcounter.com/os-mark
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by datalist 8y ago
Hence I wrote "strong" and "leader in many areas". "World currency" implies more than a dominant use in international transactions though. My overall point is the statement as-is (currency and banks) is somewha
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by datalist 8y ago
Slow down, "de facto world currency" and "most banks" is somewhat exaggerated. The dollar is still a very strong currency and in many areas the leader, but it is still not the world currency. Equally, banks do offer some
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by datalist 8y ago
Still watching it but I second your sentiment. To be honest after the conferences in the past three, four years I did not have the highest expectations in the first place, but so far that was - again - amazingly underwhelming. As you said,
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by datalist 9y ago
Thanks for the detailed response, but I am "with" you :). The bit (no pun intended) I do not understand is why there is such a discussion in the first place? Why do they insist on a plaintext status bit? Thats why I wondered if th
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Did Google Manipulate Search for Hillary (2016)(youtube.com)
19 points by datalist 9y ago|2 comments

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