Mozilla.org Relaunched
mpeach writes "Mozilla Organization has launched its new Web site and it's looking a fair bit sleeker than it used to. No new product releases to go with the new look unfortunately, but, according to the Firefox 1.0 Roadmap, release candidates of the latest browser are getting closer by the day."
...release candidates of the latest browser are getting closer by the day.
Isn't that kind of how time works?
"The object of war is not to die for your country, but to make the other bastard die for his." - Patton
I didn't realize that a new template was front page news here on slashdot... either that or its a VERY slow news day.
What I found amusing was that when I clicked on their new website in Konqueror, it crashed. Subtle coding ploy? ;)
It worked the second time... I got a grin out of it, though.
I just invaded Grammar Czechoslovakia and duped Grammar Neville Chamberlain; now it's on to Grammar Poland.
I believe it was Larry Wall who said that a program should do what the user wants and do its best to figure out what the user wants, even if the user put in incorrect commands.
But then again, he's talking about Perl and you're talking about line noise. Big difference there.
Were they stuck for something to do when they realised they no longer had to keep renaming Phoenix/Firebird/Firefox?
Mirrored here.
Right is wrong when left is right.
he's talking about Perl and you're talking about line noise. Big difference there
:o)
Judging from some of the perl scripts I've seen, it's not as big as you think.
Oh, for fuck's sake...
(Yes, I use Firefox ;-) )
-Rob
Marriage doesn't have to suck!
If we're talking about 1 programming language and 1 interpreter, this is ok (I'm a perl fan myself). But since we're talking about scores of browsers from different makers in different countries, the standards should be adhered to.
:)
Besides, real programming languages have enough built in intelligence (scoping, flow control structures, etc) to make some assumptions. Basic HTML does not.
BTW: Only GOOD perl looks like line noise
"Faith: Belief without evidence in what is told by one who speaks without knowledge, of things without parallel." - A.B.
Personally I preferred the old Judas Preist style, but hey...Diff'rent Strokes, Eh?
They should instead say something like "Free software", "Free to get, free to use", anything that doesn't have the bad vibe that comes with "free download"
I'm sure posting a big flashing "Free as in Beer" graphic will boost it's popularity with the college crowd.
I'll turn into a supernova and burn up everything. Well I'll turn into a black little hole and you'll turn into string.
And I get -1'ed for it. It's a new fucking template.
until Oct 11 next year for Debian to percolate it out of unstable!
"Talk minus action equals nothing" - Joey Shithead, D.O.A.
"Talk minus action equals
I hope Microsoft never decide to copy that idea.
Talking plush Clippy: "It looks like you are trying to cuddle me. Would you like me to offer suggestions for improving your hugging technique?"
-Stephen
I'm just glad the got rid of that damn "find toolbar".
Dear $deity in heaven, why would they screw up a perfectly good feature like find as you type?
Insult to injury was when typing in passwords to my Novell server, the new find bar proudly displayed my password in plain view. Thank the same $deity no one was around, and my monitor faces a wall.
Why didn't they just add a Clippy type character that can speak through the voice software in windows:
"It looks like you are typing in "$password" as your password, would you like some help typing in your passwords?"
Whoever thought that find bar up deserves 10 lashes with a cat5 o' 9 tails.
Have you read the moderator guidelines? Well, have you, PUNK? (and I want a Karma: Gnarly option)
I do actually feel an unstoppable compulsion to buy one of them..
So /. renders really poorly in Gecko,
/.'s IT section in an absolutely putrid color scheme spawned from at least the 9th circle of hell. I wish those lazy developers over at mozilla.org would actually get around to fixing some bugs instead of just working on a slick web presence that looks incredibly tight and professional.
It's a huge problem for me as well! Firefox renders
And in other news, "sudo rm -rf /" has been found to cause crashes and data loss on virtually all UNIX systems. Obviously this is a critical bug which must be fixed immediately.
Karma: Segmentation fault (tried to dereference a null post)
huh? I think you need to go to kde-look.org to get your themes buckaroo!
Jeez, next you'll be going to Windows Update to patch your distro!
The real path to male liberation
It's not that the editors don't use the site -- they have to waste time at work like the rest of us! It's just that they only use IE. Didn't you know Slashdot was invented in-house at Microsoft to distract the MS-haters of the world so they'd have no time left to actually achieve anything? Duh! How else do you explain Gnome and KDE?
I have discovered a truly remarkable
There are sigs on /.?
Really?
Good thing I can filter them out in my user prefs panel!