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Posted by scary_jeff on Sat Oct 30th at 12:52am 2004

Curses Crono, you were meant to wait for WC to answer with 'no' before revealing that scaryBrowser would have done the exact thing that IE has



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Posted by Orpheus on Sat Oct 30th at 4:18am 2004

FLOG,FLOG,FLOG,FLOG....

i think we should REALLY consider adding the browser war debate to the list that the r_speed debate is on, so we can stop bitching about it..

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Posted by mazemaster on Sat Oct 30th at 5:45am 2004

There's nothing wrong with a good debate as long as it doesn't get personal.




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Posted by Orpheus on Sat Oct 30th at 9:45am 2004

? quoting mazemaster
There's nothing wrong with a good debate as long as it doesn't get personal.

true..

it has always been my experience that a "good" debate is over issues one can control, and "bad" debates are over issues above our control.

but think of this, we each have control over the r_speeds of our maps, and that debate always ended poorly.. we have no control at all over the browsers, how do you think this debate will end??

/me shuts up now.

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Posted by Forceflow on Sat Oct 30th at 1:54pm 2004

This debate is quite interesting, so if no one really doesn't want to, we can keep it going for a while.

@ WC

About the Head-Body-structure of HTML: ok, that's true, but that's not where IE and Firefox have their differences. IE renders pages the wrong way, as said, but it's about smaller, less-used code details, like CSS2.
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Posted by Wild Card on Sat Oct 30th at 8:01pm 2004

? quoting Forceflow
This debate is quite interesting, so if no one really doesn't want to, we can keep it going for a while.

@ WC

About the Head-Body-structure of HTML: ok, that's true, but that's not where IE and Firefox have their differences. IE renders pages the wrong way, as said, but it's about smaller, less-used code details, like CSS2.

As I said, My internet/web pages knowledge is very limited. Im a hardware guy

Sorry Crono (and the rest), chalk one up for the uniformed dumb guy getting owned again

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Posted by Crono on Sun Oct 31st at 9:58pm 2004

... Harware guy eh?


anyway ... [addsig]



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Posted by Orpheus on Sun Oct 31st at 11:43pm 2004

? quoting Crono
... Hardware guy eh?


anyway ...

entry level counts, or at least it should..

personally, i think the guy whom asks is the lesser fool than one who assumes, and nick asks for advice on hardware quite often

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Posted by Wild Card on Mon Nov 1st at 2:45am 2004

? quoting Orpheus
? quoting Crono
... Hardware guy eh?


anyway ...

entry level counts, or at least it should..

personally, i think the guy whom asks is the lesser fool than one who assumes, and nick asks for advice on hardware quite often

I do know a lot more about hardware than anything else. But when I am unsure. I ask. Because its better than frying a thousand dollar system.

Speaking of which, I just got a new Thermaltake Butterfly 480Watt PSU and 4 more Vantec Stealth 80mm case fans. Now I just need to identify my last noise source (probably CPU) and eliminate it.

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Posted by fraggard on Fri Nov 5th at 12:13pm 2004

/me adds fuel

http://www.kb.cert.org/vuls/id/842160
Looks like those iframes might not be all that good after all





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