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And Opera

Actually, according to Opera itself:

Opera Mobile's support of particular video codecs is device-dependent: WebM and H.264 are supported, if available on the platform.

So Opera is not refusing to use the system codecs on mobile, like Firefox is.

Which? Microsoft and Apple? So to on each side then.. And guess what; Microsoft don't support h264 in IE, they just support plugins. Blah blah everybody blah blah.

Opera is practically insignificant on the desktop and they support H.264 on the mobile. And yes IE does support H.264 it's everything else they only support via plugins.

Yeh google should remove all support for h264 in android. Oh thats 60% of smart phones. woops. And remove flash and h264 from youtube. Should make webM relevant then. How many sites do you use which have videos?

And here's really the clue, there's no indication Google is actually doing any of these things. Chrome still ships with H.264 support, every Android phone ships with H.264 support, YouTube's WebM is in eternal beta while everything is standardizing on H.264. Mozilla has been standing on the other side waiting for Google to join them but they're not coming, it's like threatening to migrate from MS Office to LibreOffice to get a better price but in the end you're staying on MS Office anyway. And Mozilla is now standing there dumbfounded saying "but but but you said you were migrating". It's not Firefox and Google, it's just Firefox and wishful thinking.

The late 'Joan Veon' did quite a bit of work researching the UN takeover plans. Never seen this detail of information available anywhere else.

Anyone interested should watch some of her videos (that are still available) which show the structure of these different groups from top to bottom in a detailed way.

Here are some links to get you started in understanding the bigger picture:

http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=504526035342184251/
http://youtube.com/watch?v=vEJdeWvGIZU/
http://www.womensgroup.org/videos.htm/
http://www.youtube.com/embed/7oKs35vrPAQ/
http://www.goldmanbanksters.com/heroes/joan-veon/
http://kingmannafta.com/Veon.aspx/
http://www.mefeedia.com/watch/29262016/
http://www.veoh.com/watch/v415828EXyCxeTm/

(ignore the random religious stuff offered unless you believe in such, which given the current state of world affairs wouldn't be hard)

That just reminded me of the Timecrowave from SNL.

1. I had the speed
2. Didn't end up on every watchlist and eventually be blackbagged

So you say you'd host if you had the balls to do it and it does not interfere with your porn downloading.

Way to go man.

1. I had the speed
2. Didn't end up on every watchlist and eventually be blackbagged

I hear RMS is a big fan of borscht: http://www.mefeedia.com/watch/26124889

On the flip side this shows what happens when you have a experienced pilot with a computer that overrides him.

The rats nest of possible programs, setting, distros, [...]

Then use the same programs, settings and the same distro. This is what they did at Linkat

Some more info on it on this video

I'll do you one better with video:

http://www.mefeedia.com/entry/80-year-old-mae-young-gives-birth-to-a-human-hand/6934915/

(When I found that typing "WWE birth hand" I thought to myself, "Damn, Google is amazing.")

I thought he would but Mr. Ertugrul doesn't sound like such an idiot actually. See this interview. http://www.mefeedia.com/entry/recent-posts-blip-tv-beta/7018654/ I am starting to think that there is something to it. I'd rather have the ISP know something about some random number then real with all those cookies.

The Water Wiggle was a toy which would attach to the end of a garden hose, and jet the water out of a plastic hood looking thing in such a manner as to chaotically fly around the lawn. Responsible for at least one death according to this page.

I am not old enough to have experienced this thing myself, but have heard horror stories both from my parents and a and the mother of a friend of mine. She actually knew someone who was seriously messed up by one when she was growing up. Surprising it wasn't mentioned in this particular article.

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