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Shaggar posted:the browser wars was mostly autistic children promoting bad web "development" and they created the lovely web we have today. Microsoft tried to save us from this horrible future we're in. I'm a Web DeveloperTM and I can confirm that the difference between later IE versions and other browsers is that IE doesn't put up with your poo poo; if you try a really dodgy CSS hack IE will have none of it
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Shaggar posted:the browser wars was mostly autistic children promoting bad web "development" and they created the lovely web we have today. Microsoft tried to save us from this horrible future we're in. lol microsoft's programmers were so bad they couldn't figure out how to center a box inside another box for 13 years
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IE's box model was correct from the start and w3c was a bunch of whiny retard babies and now everyone who isn't brain dead uses border-box which is the IE standard.
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a standard having a consistent implementation is more important than doing it correctly
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the only thing consistent about the w3c box model is how bad it was. thankfully everyone has grown up and abandoned it for the IE standard.
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Perplx posted:a standard having a consistent implementation is more important than doing it correctly tell that to x86 or c or c++ or
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Shaggar posted:IE's box model was correct from the start and w3c was a bunch of whiny retard babies and now everyone who isn't brain dead uses border-box which is the IE standard. I'm not talking about box sizing, I'm talking about basic relative and absolute positioning
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Sep 15, 2016 18:57
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whatever way ie does it is probably correct.
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Shaggar posted:whatever way ie does it is probably correct. wrong, bitch
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Shaggar posted:whatever way ie does it is probably correct. That's our Shagger! *cue laugh track* That's our Shagger is filmed in front of a live studio audience of Maine correctional facility inmates
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mishaq that is the best post you've ever made
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mishaq posted:That's our Shagger! lol
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You know Maine has only one Correctional Institute because Maine has a lower population than the ~700 sq mile county I live in.
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atomicthumbs posted:wrong, bitch
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i like edge and would use it if i could have all my extensions: - uBlock - privacy badger and https everywhere - zotero please get on it edge dudes
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posting this from Microsoft edge because chrome keeps randomly hanging on new tabs. it will bring my 6700K with 16gb of ram system to its knees its actually really fast and smooth
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Did you know: Edge automatically detects and blocks anime from appearing on your screen using advanced heuristic analysis.
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Loving Africa Chaps posted:i like edge and would use it if i could have all my extensions: If you liked Microsoft Edge, but wished it had more things, you might want to give Opera Opera a try.
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atomicthumbs posted:If you liked Microsoft Edge, but wished it had more things, you might want to give Opera Opera a try. Opera is the bitcoin of browsers
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Millstone posted:Opera is the bitcoin of browsers Bitcoin is the Opera of currencies.
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atomicthumbs posted:If you liked Microsoft Edge, but wished it had more things, you might want to give Opera Opera a try. by which you mean opera 12, right
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Raluek posted:by which you mean opera 12, right the good opera is the new google opera. you should try it
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Maximum Leader posted:the good opera is the new google opera. you should try it you mean the chinese opera? nah
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Millstone posted:Opera is the bitcoin of browsers nah i think that's Vivaldi
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well if my personal data has to into the clouds, why not the chinese cloud? information wants to be free
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track my purchasing habits and interests baby
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remember when internet explorer used to make those clicking sounds every time it loaded a page?
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does edge offer groundbreaking functions such as the option to search by highlighting and right clicking words yet?
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LUBE UP YOUR BUTT posted:does edge offer groundbreaking functions such as the option to search by highlighting and right clicking words yet? yes,,,, it's called cor-TA-neigh-ING, grandpa
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The Management posted:remember when internet explorer used to make those clicking sounds every time it loaded a page? lol. the rapid fire clicks as all different poo poo loaded and redir
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The Management posted:remember when internet explorer used to make those clicking sounds every time it loaded a page? there's a bank in Switzerland that has ATM's which probably run some old version of IE because every page change I can hear that click. first time i hear it i immediately got thrown back to 2002. amazing what the brain can do
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The Management posted:remember when internet explorer used to make those clicking sounds every time it loaded a page? i think it happened in the file explorer too. why?
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Last Chance posted:i think it happened in the file explorer too. why? active desktop
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Last Chance posted:i think it happened in the file explorer too. why? in 1995 a computer being able to play sounds was still considered impressive or 2016 if you're a linux user
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Kid CUDA posted:there's a bank in Switzerland that has ATM's which probably run some old version of IE because every page change I can hear that click. first time i hear it i immediately got thrown back to 2002. amazing what the brain can do it's both funny and scary how atm companies will put so much attention into the physical security of the machines and then leave them running some ancient version of windows with autorun enabled and functional usb ports hidden behind a flimsy piece of plastic
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http://arstechnica.com/information-technology/2016/09/windows-10-will-soon-run-edge-in-a-virtual-machine-to-keep-you-safe/quote:Called Windows Defender Application Guard for Microsoft Edge, lol
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Initial product development kickoff meeting: "hey,.what should we call our product that's a vm for guarding apps fomr exploits? " "Application Guard?" "Sure, that's pretty basic and easy to understand. I like it" Product beta phase: "What should we release as the first supported application?" "edge?" "oh, duh. yeah. " Later via email from higher ups to the pm: "Hey, whats the status on Application Guard" "its good. we're going to release Application Guard for Edge first and then we'll add more app support later" "sounds good, i'll kick it over to marketing" Marketing: "hmmm, Application Guard for Edge? Who came up with that?" "The tech guys did. " "well, ok but I think we need to make sure people know this is part of Windows" "ok so Windows Application Guard for Edge" "Isnt this kind of a security application, like defender?" :"well no, its more of a windows subsystem." "but the user needs to know about it right?" "not really but.." "i think we should put it under windows defender" "Windows Defender Application Guard for Edge?" "Yes! perfect! All the brands and product lines clearly listed" "you don't think its too wordy?" "No its great!"
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Shaggar posted:Initial product development kickoff meeting: you actually left out one word Windows Defender Application Guard for Microsoft Edge, so people will not be confused that this is for U2's The Edge
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edge finally has extensions like 10 of them. the future is now.
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