Browser with no market-share beats out one of the world's most targetted browser?

How could this be???

ZK, I both admire and commend you for your can-do attitude but the average needs ready-solutions and will almost always trade their security for it.

I'm not saying Microsoft is right.
I'm saying they have a market-segment.

They'll be saying things like "remember that massive DDOS attack last year? That one's going in the history books too"

We need a solution that will let emergency vehicles on alert pass at high speeds while slowing other forms of fast traffic.

Speed bumps kill dozens every year in avoidable deaths by delaying emergency services.

Speed-bumps-as-a-solution need to be binned

It's like MS haven't changed, instead of joining an existing project and improving it, they want to be in control.

Old Microsoft, you haven't changed.

Do not want

It comes down to simply playing the media files and being quick and reliable. All the rest is just useless crap.

Now that you know that I like SMPlayer - LEAVE IT THE HELL ALONE!

It seems like Winamp was really good but then got more and more bloated, I don't want that happening to SMPlayer

Dude, you deserve a prize; I've been a Slashdotter since the 90s and these useless troll-posts of yours have been attached to every news story on here without fail since then.

For nearly 20 years, trolling uselessly, without any content or point.

It's pretty impressive

Source-level compatibility, so you have to recompile your source for each different chip, but you only need to write your app once.

Write up here
www.sprysoftware.com

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(The single period to mark a passing may not be a thing here but it once was, on metafilter)

Apple should get out of the Courage business and get back into making computer hardware.

I don't know how much more "courage" the industry can take...

That was my thought as I read this too, Rei. Let's hope we're both wrong

Are there any worthy alternatives to sites like LinkedIn?

"Now if you want to talk about the entities actually existing entirely outside the simulation, that's a whole other level."

Portable Code.

There is no such thing as portable code, only code that has been ported

Just because there's a rate of improvement now doesn't mean it won't taper off and eventually flatten in the future.

Just like the Tower of Babel: They wanted to reach the heavens, and for the first few hundred feet or so, they made excellent progress, but they just couldn't continue at the same pace

You are so right.
Every time she is on-screen I have to watch the scene at least three time to be able to finally read the subtitles, I just can't take my eyes off her