Comment Re:blinding lights (Score 1) 295
I've thought the same thing in the past, until I heard Click and Clack talk about it...
http://www.cartalk.com/content/it-my-imagination-or-are-headlights-getting-brighter-have
Submission + - FSF suggests that Google Frees Gmail Javascript (fsf.org) 1
Phoe6 writes: "Apparently, FSF is calling it a "JavaScript Trap" and wants 'useful websites' such as Gmail and others such as twitter, facebook to release their Javascript code under Free Software License so that users can trust their service."
Submission + - Tesla Sues BBC's Top Gear For Libel (allcarselectric.com) 3
thecarchik writes: About two years ago BBC's Top Gear aired a test drive of the then relatively new Tesla Roadster. In the particular episode, Tesla Roadsters are depicted as suffering several critical “breakdowns” during track driving. Host Jeremy Clarkson concludes the episode by saying that in the real world the Roadster "doesn’t seem to work"
Tesla claims that the breakdowns were staged, making most of Top Gear'(TM)s remarks about the Roadster untrue. Tesla also states that it can prove Top Gear’s tests were falsified due to the recordings of its cars’ onboard data-loggers.
What's Tesla asking for in the lawsuit? Tesla simply wants Top Gear to stop rebroadcasting the particular episode and to correct the record.
Tesla claims that the breakdowns were staged, making most of Top Gear'(TM)s remarks about the Roadster untrue. Tesla also states that it can prove Top Gear’s tests were falsified due to the recordings of its cars’ onboard data-loggers.
What's Tesla asking for in the lawsuit? Tesla simply wants Top Gear to stop rebroadcasting the particular episode and to correct the record.
Comment Not quite according to our stats (Score 1) 428
I am the webmaster for a medium sized university (10,000+ students). In the past year we average 393,036.42 hits a day and around 14,841.48 unique sessions a day. While not much compared to other sites, it still gives a good idea of browser popularity. Plus, the majority of our users aren't nerds.
Here are our browser stats since January...
mo MSIE Netscape Mozilla
01 95.48% 3.03% 0.84%
02 95.01% 3.23% 1.02%
03 94.90% 3.19% 1.14%
04 94.30% 3.73% 1.29%
05 94.16% 3.25% 1.59%
06 93.63% 3.45% 1.92%
07 93.21% 3.32% 2.43%
08 93.25% 3.12% 2.58%
09 93.25% 2.96% 2.86%
10 92.75% 2.99% 3.26%
As you can see... IE still has 92.75% of our users held hostage.
Is there anyone here tonight by the name of Hugh G. Rection? -Moe
