wantab

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by wantab 12y ago
Millisecond differences? No you don't.
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by wantab 12y ago
In many ways I agree that most news nowadays has no relevance directly to your every day life, as he complains about early in the article, but on a broader scale they do. Later, he agrees with that but says he's never involved. Well, i
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by wantab 12y ago
You remember the last time they installed their own browser by default, don't you?
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by wantab 12y ago
I was more concerned when Microsoft did. I have no issue with Apple or Google. In fact, if it weren't for Google and Mozilla, we'd all be using IE6 right now.
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by wantab 12y ago
Apparently you think Chrome still uses WebKit
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by wantab 12y ago
I don't know what Modern IE is other than a testable version of IE. No version of IE is respectable since it can't hold a candle to any other major browser.
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by wantab 12y ago
You haven't seen Spartan yet so I wouldn't make any promises on what you will do with it.
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by wantab 12y ago
>Firefox is too slow. Despite all the evidence to the contrary? >As a power user I notice millisecond differences in page render times. No you don't. As a web developer, I personally can attest that's not true.
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by wantab 12y ago
I believe the answer is FreeBSD.
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by wantab 12y ago
You are confused. While having mobile-friendly web sites is beneficial to Google in many ways, I'm sure, you are arguing that it is the only benefit of having a mobile-friendly web site which is false. I am positive, from your own pers
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by wantab 12y ago
And a perfect example as to why Google says having a mobile-friendly web site is important.
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by wantab 12y ago
Don't feel bad. HN has turned into a political, anti-government step up from Reddit. But a step up from Reddit is no compliment.
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by wantab 12y ago
Based on your complaints, it sounds to me like OSX would be perfect for you.