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  1. Re:What about by adrizk · · Score: 1 · on Microsoft Makes Push for COBOL Migration

    Is this a case of something being little too close to the truth to be really funny? You can already use COBOL.NET in asp pages (albeit parsed server side). I'm sure there's some way you can get IE to interpret it client side.. Check out this.

  2. Ten Microsoft Developer Community Sites by Carnage4Life · · Score: 2, Informative · on Microsoft Fires Mac Fan For Blog Photo
    I am a Microsoft employee so I might be biased but there are a number of developer communities around Microsoft technologies including
    1. Code Project
    2. SQL Server Central
    3. .NET Weblogs, SQL Junkies
    4. ASP.NET forums
    5. 4 Guys from Rolla
    6. ASP Alliance mailing lists
    7. CodeGuru discussion forums
    8. TopXML discussion forums - this is mostly about Microsoft XML technologies
    9. .NET Junkies
    10. SQL Team .
  3. Re:uhmmmm by King+of+the+World · · Score: 1 · on W3C Releases XForms

    Er... ASP.NET w3c DOM validation controls that override proprietary crap

  4. Re:I CLAIM FIRST POST FOR THE HAMAS TERRORIST GROU by Anonymous Coward · · Score: -1, Offtopic · on Company Ownership of Employee Ideas
    IN THAT CASE THE STREETS WILL RUN RED WITH THE BLOOD OF THE EAST...

    all praise allah... all praise 1337 microsoft hax0rs... all praise fark.com and osnews.com...

    all praise chocolate

  5. More Interesting Microsoft Bashing Articles by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0 · on Dave Barry Does Windows

    Don't worry, there are not links to Goatse

    Here are many more interesting Microsoft bashing articles for your enjoyment:

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    And here is an article that asks if Microsoft-bashing good for you.

  6. Re:Definately a troll by Paladin128 · · Score: 4 · on Will Browser-Neutral Web Soon Become Thing Of Past?
    This is the message I get when browsing via Netscape directly, i.e., cutting and pasting the URL into a new browser window.

    • Sorry, the browser you currently use is not supported by this site.

    • This column focuses on Microsoft (only) technologies (take data binding and xsl for example) and, as
      an intranet applications developer, I dont see any reason for me to bother myself with works of horror
      such as netscape (no offense, its a fact).

      This site's traffic (as well as the world's) is 90% Internet Explorer, I wont bother with compatibility issues
      over a misely 10% who use an inferior browser.

      In order to view this resource please switch to Internet Explorer 4 or higher.

      ASP Alliance
      Complain

      - Dagon


    "Evil beware: I'm armed to the teeth and packing a hampster!"
  7. Re:Definately a troll by Paladin128 · · Score: 4 · on Will Browser-Neutral Web Soon Become Thing Of Past?
    This is the message I get when browsing via Netscape directly, i.e., cutting and pasting the URL into a new browser window.

    • Sorry, the browser you currently use is not supported by this site.

    • This column focuses on Microsoft (only) technologies (take data binding and xsl for example) and, as
      an intranet applications developer, I dont see any reason for me to bother myself with works of horror
      such as netscape (no offense, its a fact).

      This site's traffic (as well as the world's) is 90% Internet Explorer, I wont bother with compatibility issues
      over a misely 10% who use an inferior browser.

      In order to view this resource please switch to Internet Explorer 4 or higher.

      ASP Alliance
      Complain

      - Dagon


    "Evil beware: I'm armed to the teeth and packing a hampster!"
  8. Die JavaScript, die! by kyz · · Score: 2 · on Will Browser-Neutral Web Soon Become Thing Of Past?

    Can this be prevented?

    Yes, just turn off the worthless and lame JavaScript. Only *real* Java is a powerful enough client side system to be worth enabling. All JS does is add unnecessary bloat to a web client, and everything it can do (OK, not including DHTML) can be done far more simply on the server side.

    Coincidentally, turn off JavaScript, and viewing that site no longer leads to the anti NS rant.

  9. Re:Here's "this message" from the ASP site by Oscaro · · Score: 1 · on Will Browser-Neutral Web Soon Become Thing Of Past?

    By the way, the original URL is http://www.aspalliance.com/dagon/. And this is really not a problem. Just turn off Java and JavaScript and it will work fine.

  10. Here's "this message" from the ASP site by Sara+Chan · · Score: 2 · on Will Browser-Neutral Web Soon Become Thing Of Past?
    The ASP site with "this message" will likely get Slashdotted; so here is the message:

    Sorry, the browser you currently use is not supported by this site. This column focuses on Microsoft (only) technologies (take data binding and xsl for example) and, as an intranet applications developer, I dont see any reason for me to bother myself with works of horror such as netscape (no offense, its a fact).

    This site's traffic (as well as the world's) is 90% Internet Explorer, I wont bother with compatibility issues over a misely 10% who use an inferior browser.

    In order to view this resource please switch to Internet Explorer 4 or higher.

    ASP Alliance
    Complain

    - Dagon

  11. Nice troll Cliff by Shoeboy · · Score: 4 · on Will Browser-Neutral Web Soon Become Thing Of Past?

    It's patently obvious to anyone who knows how ASP works that this was done by the nice folks at aspalliance.com and not by Microsoft. You can use ASP to build netscape and opera friendly sites with no problem. You can also use mod_perl and apache on linux to build sites that reject netscape clients and only allow ie.

    I've seen the same thing done by linux sites but with ie users as the targets. It's not new and it's not likely to become popular as it alienates customers.

    Finally you'll note that the URL is http://www.aspalliance.com/dagon/rejectNS/rejectNS .html
    Dagon is a demonic fish god that was worshiped by the heathen cananites. This smacks of the actions of a lone satanist rather than a major corporation. Although I would expect satanists to like mozilla, the mascot is a demonic fire-breathing lizard after all.

    --Shoeboy