not true for Firefox 5, it totally did update through Help>About for me

I don't know about anyone else but the choice of browser has gone from being something reasonably important to an almost completely worthless argument.

- Speedwise, since Chrome's initial release everyone went "whoa" and upped their game with javascript execution and loading times far superior than just a few years ago.
- Interfacewise most of them seem to be converging on a Chrome/Opera minimalist look.
- Pluginwise the main Firefox players are being remade for Chrome and I'm sure that the others are on the way if not already here.
- Standards support-wise Acid2 is now supported by everyone including IE and more good support stuff on the way

All the browsers seem to be converging on one point. Windows now has IE, Firefox, Opera, Chrome and Safari and they are now practically identical to each other.

Maybe that's a little too much redundancy, and it's time to shoot one or two of them in the head...

well they are winning the race to the bottom

Did anyone else misread his name as "Stephen Flop"?

Yes, that's certainly a productive use of someone's day. Taking all your CDs that have been ripped... and doing it again!

Indeed they could have got an internal security person. But how do you tell if security is *actually* improved? They genuinely might be paying $100k for a bullshitter who sits there watching youtube and writing paula beans.

http://thedailywtf.com/Articles/The_Brillant_Paula_Bean.aspx

You had HOT ASH? We would have killed for that. We just had loads of freezing snow everywhere.

Actually, I fly at an airport which regularly drops skydivers. Usually, the plane lands before the skydivers do.

Article images seem to be broken.

Interestingly enough there are some images which are ok and link to related content, such as "Unusual Facts About Breasts" and "Goalkeeper Attacks Hot Reporter". These images seem to work ok.

You don't happen to have a Playstation account with the same username/password, do you?

OP is quoting the film "Deja Vu".

If that film is accurate then you should be able to point your laser pointer at the screen and blind the participants as they post.

worth a try I suppose