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Author Topic: What do you surf your pr0... ehh... the web with?  (Read 8402 times)

Lillith Blackheart

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Re: What do you surf your pr0... ehh... the web with?
« Reply #30 on: 01 Jul 2010, 06:40 »

It currently uses more CPU, but it's also giving a higher quality of video and audio as compared to its Flash counterpart.

This is an exchange I'm cool with.

Scirbd also switched to HTML5 away from Flash. The writing is on the wall, even if HTML5 is not quite where it needs to be. This is why I am saying Adobe has to see it coming. Especially with Apple giving up on Flash for many of the same reasons.

Also, Adobe is a security risk. HTML5 is not.
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lallara zhuul

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Re: What do you surf your pr0... ehh... the web with?
« Reply #31 on: 01 Jul 2010, 06:43 »

REAL cyberjockeys roll with Lynx.
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Re: What do you surf your pr0... ehh... the web with?
« Reply #32 on: 01 Jul 2010, 07:37 »

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Re: What do you surf your pr0... ehh... the web with?
« Reply #33 on: 01 Jul 2010, 07:38 »


It currently uses more CPU, but it's also giving a higher quality of video and audio as compared to its Flash counterpart.

This is an exchange I'm cool with.

Scirbd also switched to HTML5 away from Flash. The writing is on the wall, even if HTML5 is not quite where it needs to be. This is why I am saying Adobe has to see it coming. Especially with Apple giving up on Flash for many of the same reasons.

Also, Adobe is a security risk. HTML5 is not.

HTML5 is not better quality video. Where did you get that idea from? Steve Jobs' ass? (kidding) If anything Flash gives extra features over HTML5 to improve quality. (http://www.allaboutjazz.com/php/news.php?id=59429)

Scribd is running extremely slowly now on around 61% of the internet browsers (IE). In Opera layout is poor. I think only Chrome displays that site properly, didnt test it on FF. Not to mention it's not HTML5. (http://loud.anotherquietday.com/post/598121586/scribds-html5-is-a-mess). Nice marketing to jump on the HTML5 hype bandwagon though. ;)

What have you been smoking? HTML5 is certainly a security risk. Open up new functions in the browser and you open up new potential vulnerabilities and risks.
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Lillith Blackheart

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Re: What do you surf your pr0... ehh... the web with?
« Reply #34 on: 01 Jul 2010, 10:52 »

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What have you been smoking? HTML5 is certainly a security risk. Open up new functions in the browser and you open up new potential vulnerabilities and risks.

That depends on the browser. If you're looking at a browser like Opera, Chrome, or FireFox that limit the abilities of a web page to access the ability to run shit on the PC then Flash -- which by being a seperate program can circumvent such limitations -- is considerably greater of a security risk than HTML5 is.

Depending on the browser and security settings, of course. But once a plugin fires up, your security settings mean jack.

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HTML5 is not better quality video. Where did you get that idea from? Steve Jobs' ass? (kidding) If anything Flash gives extra features over HTML5 to improve quality.

I get that from my own viewing. The video since I switched to HTML5 has had better audio and video over when I was using Flash. Notably so.

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Scribd is running extremely slowly now on around 61% of the internet browsers (IE). In Opera layout is poor. I think only Chrome displays that site properly, didnt test it on FF. Not to mention it's not HTML5

Except it is HTML5, that page doesn't even say it's not HTML5, they just say its crappy HTML5. Fairly new markup language, you should expect a lot of it to be a coder's nightmare for a while. Hell, there are HTML4 sites that are as they describe. . . And it displayed fine in FF when I was looking over a bud's shoulder. Opera does have a conniption with it. It looks fine on IE8, but as you said runs like poo.

New things do this, this does not make them sub-par because people are still figuring out how to use it properly and improve upon it.
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Re: What do you surf your pr0... ehh... the web with?
« Reply #35 on: 01 Jul 2010, 13:04 »

Netscape?! I seriously did not know it still existed.

Work, where Windows 98 is still an acceptable operating system to use.
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Re: What do you surf your pr0... ehh... the web with?
« Reply #36 on: 01 Jul 2010, 13:12 »

That's... well, I hope they have good lawyers for when Something Bad Happens and they get sued for negligence. >.<
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Re: What do you surf your pr0... ehh... the web with?
« Reply #37 on: 01 Jul 2010, 13:55 »

That's... well, I hope they have good lawyers for when Something Bad Happens and they get sued for negligence. >.<

I think my boss is going to get sued for slander or something soon™ anyway.
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Re: What do you surf your pr0... ehh... the web with?
« Reply #38 on: 01 Jul 2010, 18:23 »

You'd be amazed the number of customers I get that call up saying they got a new computer and when asked what version of Windows it is say "98."
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Re: What do you surf your pr0... ehh... the web with?
« Reply #39 on: 01 Jul 2010, 19:58 »

Well, this far out of all the windows that I have used WIndows 98 has been the most stable.

Of course time has past it by, but it still had a good run.
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Re: What do you surf your pr0... ehh... the web with?
« Reply #40 on: 01 Jul 2010, 20:38 »

7 (aka Vista SE), runs like a damn rock.

Just like 98SE did.

98 raw ran like crap. ;)
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Re: What do you surf your pr0... ehh... the web with?
« Reply #41 on: 01 Jul 2010, 21:24 »

Netscape?! I seriously did not know it still existed.

Work, where Windows 98 is still an acceptable operating system to use.

Do you drive a DeLorean to work by any chance?  :yar:
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Re: What do you surf your pr0... ehh... the web with?
« Reply #42 on: 04 Oct 2010, 02:10 »

Changed my vote; Chrome is so much better than Firefox. Dear god.
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Re: What do you surf your pr0... ehh... the web with?
« Reply #43 on: 05 Oct 2010, 10:15 »

I think it's funny how so many browsers have the same cycle.

Somebody creates a lightweight browser. Everybody loves it, raves about it, and it gains a fanatical following.

Over time, it gains features and bloat. People start complaining.

A new browser is created, often with varying degrees of connection to the original. Everybody starts raving about new hotness and drops old and busted.

Rinse, lather, repeat.
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Re: What do you surf your pr0... ehh... the web with?
« Reply #44 on: 05 Oct 2010, 10:19 »

I think it's funny how so many browsers have the same cycle.

Somebody creates a lightweight browser. Everybody loves it, raves about it, and it gains a fanatical following.

Over time, it gains features and bloat. People start complaining.

A new browser is created, often with varying degrees of connection to the original. Everybody starts raving about new hotness and drops old and busted.

Rinse, lather, repeat.

this is so true.

also ♥ Chrome
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