Damn straight.

But, to be fair to the article, IE 6 and IE 8 are two wildly different beasts. IE 8 is MUCH closer to Firefox 3.5 (and Safari 3, Chrome, etc...) than IE 6. From a web developer's perspective, I'd much rather this article break the browser's down on their capabilities than their names/families.

The vast majority of Firefox users browse the web with no extensions whatsoever. The summary states that Firefox is at a certain percentage (a high percentage) according to StatCounter. Yet you seem to believe that StatCounter's numbers are worthless (and low) -so what, you think that Firefox actually has a much, much higher percentage of the browser market than what is quoted here? You say that "most" FF users use NoScript, and, hence, aren't including in this survey? I don't think you've quite thought this through.

Jesus. I think you need to go different bars.

Speaking as someone who saw them open for U2 several years ago, I'd say this is because their quality has improved.

So, let me get this straight. Apple does at least as much industrial design to the computers that they sell, their "off-the-shelf" parts notwithstanding, as Dell and HP. (I would argue that they do much more, but I'll leave that be.) Additionally, Apple uses its own complete operating system, which guarantees that its computer experience is significantly different from Dell and HP. These computer makers just use Windows. And yet, somehow, Dell and HP and are each more of a computer company than Apple?!

I don't think the grandparent is the one who's impaired.

There are some very funny, outraged posts regarding this in the official xbox live forums. Microsoft has also banned players for a number of other offenses, including obscenity and racism, and these posts are great. My favorite: http://forums.xbox.com/29600400/ShowPost.aspx#29600400

Please direct this post to the original poster, who's whiny bitchiness about his own mod is the reason this thread exists.

That, and the fact that tech news sites have realized they can just repost all the cautionary articles originally written for the iPhone, after a simple search and replace.

Wait, what?! "We'll write to the private API, because the public API is likely to change!"

I think you have the concept of APIs backwards.

If only there were some easy and popular way to distribute music in another format. Something portable, but digital, so the songs could ultimately be copied at high quality from the original format onto hard drives and, ultimately, onto MP3 players. This could be huge â" think CD-ROM...but not for computer programs or games, but for MUSIC!

Fucking Apple! Making APIs developers like to use!?! What a bunch of dicks!

It's probably good you're not logged in, because it'd be pretty unpleasant to have one of the dumbest Slashdot comments ever written tied to your user account.

I don't do iPhone development, so this may be off base: but isn't it trivial to drop a "web view" or something like it into an iPhone application? From that point forward, you'd be able to use standards compliant CSS, JavaScript and HTML to your heart's content.