thezilch

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1. 691.▲
   by thezilch 16y ago

   How is this even true? The IE8 and IE9 teams have been making great strides to get back into the game. Again, it is only "standards" groups and the DOJ that forced Microsoft's hand out of innovating the browser space. Just look at IE's filt
2. 692.▲
   by thezilch 16y ago

   Let's talk about "standards" clear (working drafts) throat ... I seriously doubt one can innovate on the web, without using cross-browser hacks to only support the non-IE crowd. Even "standards" as simple as the DOM would have you jumping
3. 693.▲
   by thezilch 16y ago

   I've cursed IE every bit as the next guy, but your hatred is astonishingly misguided. ActiveX aside, during '96 through '00, Microsoft innovated web properties more than any browser since. It wasn't until standards zealots and the DOJ were
4. 694.▲
   by thezilch 17y ago

   The opposite is happening here. The user (browser) requests "foo-123.css" and is served "foo.css."
5. 695.▲
   by thezilch 17y ago

   You may like to try out the following (vim solution): http://m5.posterous.com/slime-like-communication-from-vim-to...
6. 696.▲
   by thezilch 17y ago

   Or restarting the browser, as recommended by Google. Even with some of IE's _native_ settings, it is required to restart the browser; I would not twice about restarting a browser, if I were so paranoid about Google "tracking" "sensitive" da
7. 697.▲
   by thezilch 17y ago

   ctrl+click
8. 698.▲
   by thezilch 17y ago

   6) Ctrl+open (open being mouse-click, enter-key, or similar) or middle mouseclick 7) Same as (6), including Shift
9. 699.▲
   by thezilch 17y ago

   "[...] look forward to having a product that showcases how tweets can make search better in the coming months." -GoogleBlog In other words, Google has yet to release an unpolished product, unlike MS who released what is already better done
10. 700.▲
    by thezilch 17y ago

    I wouldn't consider IE6 the "main problem." In fact, IE -- at large -- or the Microsoft, IE team should be considered the main problem. Even IE8 is horribly far behind in CSS, HTML5, JS, et al implementations -- the very thing this plugin s