Not only Android, mind you.

Perhaps a portion of voice traffic spends some time as VOIP traffic nowadays? I don't claim that it does, but it wouldn't surprise me.

Funny, I just read an old computer games magazine with a review of a Pinky/The Brain game...

Mr a-yz, giving an examples that I know of instead of the examples you would prefer does not make my personal dislike any less intense, and neither does it make other people's personal dislikes any less intense. I do like some solutions in .Net, but overall I don't like it.

Do you say the same thing to the people who say "I don't like broccoli"?

I've worked with .Net and Team Foundation and never catched the workflow. I do not claim .Net to be bad, as I have seen too much good engineering done with it, and I have seen quite a few nice tricks in both C# and the framework. I do reserve the right to dislike the general principles behind many pieces of the design and to do so passionately, while respecting the work of good people who designed C# and .Net and who use it. Dislike has very little to do with it coming from Microsoft.

It also doesn't apply to places where people passionately dislike .Net.

Ultimately evil, this will at least provide a list of patents that threaten VP8.

Not really backdoors, if you RTFA. They can broadcast network signal, give people satellite phones or other satellite transcievers. There's more stuff that the officer didn't want to discuss, because deployment of those is decided at the level of "commander-in-chief".

Amen, brother!

Rendering engine. On pages requesting Chrome Frame, they switch the entire rendering engine. Not just the Javascript engine.

Grandpa

Oh, they couldn't have made it work out of the box, could they? >: (

I don't see anything wrong with the UI. I haven't experienced a problem with security. On Windows, I like that it provides Apple's font rendering; much neater for me. Here's an anti-list for you.

Chrome installs GoogleSoftwareUpdateAgent on Mac, which cannot be configured in any way, and can barely be uninstalled. Through Terminal which, while adequate for me, isn't adequate for the average computer user. I don't have broadband and I don't want Google deciding when they can fetch and unload 30mb packages on my machine (doing so when I'm on 125mb-capped cellphone connection is not a good time).
Firefox wasn't fast until 4.0. Plus I ran into a bug on Firefox 3.5 that blocks one key feature of a project of mine with its buggy sessionStorage implementation.
Opera is wonderful, but its Dragonfly is a remotely-hosted joke which I cannot use while offline or on slow connection. Plus, as of early 2011, I cannot continuously sync bookmarks with any other browser.
IE9 is IE.

I also like Safari's Speed Dial implementation (I like it better than Chrome's and Opera's). Nonetheless, I have all of the above on my Mac, except Chrome, due to its background malware being required for it to run. Malware because it actively hurts my wallet.

Looks the same on OS X as it did in 4.0b7, b8.

Nobody expects the Klingon inquisition!