Canadian and Mexican? If you think that'll help, go ahead. British? Yeah, sure, if you don't mind the fact that it'll take a month to mobilise any significant force across the Atlantic. That's not a dig at the Royal Navy in any way; I just think you've forgotten that Britain isn't an island in the Caribbean.
And I'm saying that Google are still culpable for this. They have a responsibility to be aware about the environment they are releasing their software into, and they did not think for a second before putting out software that fucks up severely with the pre-existing state of affairs.
It doesn't matter two stone shits that the existing state of affairs is in breach of the specs; if Google released a webbrowser that wrote pseudo-random 1s and 0s to the entire harddrive several times over whenever it encountered invalid HTML (oh no! the specs!), it would be Google's fault. And it's Google's fault now.
You're not going anywhere. I have not suggested that the people who wrote these sites were not breaking the specs. I have suggested, for it is so, that it is Google's fault when Google's software interoperates badly with such sites, because Google have a responsibility to be aware.
Incidentally, you're a retard and I am burning karma so fuck you.:@
You're really smart and I love you, please have my babies and I want you to lead the country because you are a smart guy and fair and just, did I mention you are smart:)
A correct analogy: A train track goes unused for many years. Despite warnings, it becomes a popular playing area for children, due to the surrounding trees, the open space, and the interesting terrain. Everyone is aware that hundreds of children play on the disused track every day.
One day, some cunt runs a high speed service down the track and kills 50 kids. Whose fault is it?
I wouldn't be so harsh if this was some guy releasing stuff on a random.org domain that three people visit in a year. This is Google we are talking about. They should be well aware that even public betas will be used by people as if they are the greatest software ever created, oh hallelujah, we thankyou for this software we are about to recieve, our lord and master Google, forever and ever amen.
They screwed up and I hope everyone remembers this for a while. They had better not screw up like this again, and they had better issue a prominent apology.
It is still Google's fault. Any half-competent software engineer would have thought about this, and the people at Google did not. It doesn't matter if the websites affected were non compliant to the RFC, because they were the existing state of affairs. Google stuck this crap out there with no thought for the existing state of affairs, so it is their fault. It's the practical view of things, and the practical view is the only one that anyone should take.
Oh, and obligatory "lol slashdot" comment: Think about what most people would be saying if Internet Explorer suddenly did this because Microsoft thought it would be a good idea. You'd be all over them like rats over a rotting horse cock.
Hey, shitfuck: it's obviously Google's fault. Web application designers are dumb for using GET for stuff like this, but it was not a real problem for users until the stupid fucks at Google decided to release something awful like GWA without thinking for a second of the responsibility that should come with the high profile of Google. It was people at Google that were too arrogant to think about what they were doing, and it is the fault of people at Google.
All glory to the obelisk of light, but I forgot it because the rest of Red Alert vastly outshines the original C*C.
Massive amphibious landings?
A hundred Yaks converging on the ememy construction yard, spraying bullets till the ground crunches with lead underfoot, then retreating from whence they came?
Huge fleets supported by cruisers?
A tesla-flanked heavily mined gauntlet of death for a famous last stand?
Just for the quirkyness, breaking down a few trees to form an unexpected attack route?
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imagine a beowulf cluster of these things
Hot grits.
More likely you'll read about it in Janes' 10 years before it happens.
You can't fucking read.
..and it's called "Perl". You don't need to do anything at all for your code to be unreadable.
result: another awesome ASK SLASHDOT. As they say in Enemy Territory:
v56
NASA isn't a company. :)
This isn't an upcoming FPS. This is a tech demo for Torc's game engine and AMD's AWESOME64(TM) processors.
Canadian and Mexican? If you think that'll help, go ahead. British? Yeah, sure, if you don't mind the fact that it'll take a month to mobilise any significant force across the Atlantic. That's not a dig at the Royal Navy in any way; I just think you've forgotten that Britain isn't an island in the Caribbean.
As for the "Fuck Iraq" bit, fuck you.
Books.
And, of course, I'm sure your car burns pure hydrogen in pure oxygen, producing only water, as with the Space Shuttle Main Engine.
intertron
Because you're one of those awesomely smart Aryan ubermensch, you typoed "OSDL", who employ Linus Torvalds, to "OSDN", who employ CowboyNeal.
Smrt!
do yuo like to fuck your own ass with your tongue :@
:@
lol fag
And I'm saying that Google are still culpable for this. They have a responsibility to be aware about the environment they are releasing their software into, and they did not think for a second before putting out software that fucks up severely with the pre-existing state of affairs.
It doesn't matter two stone shits that the existing state of affairs is in breach of the specs; if Google released a webbrowser that wrote pseudo-random 1s and 0s to the entire harddrive several times over whenever it encountered invalid HTML (oh no! the specs!), it would be Google's fault. And it's Google's fault now.
You didn't do this rite, get out :@
You're not going anywhere. I have not suggested that the people who wrote these sites were not breaking the specs. I have suggested, for it is so, that it is Google's fault when Google's software interoperates badly with such sites, because Google have a responsibility to be aware.
:@
Incidentally, you're a retard and I am burning karma so fuck you.
You're really smart and I love you, please have my babies and I want you to lead the country because you are a smart guy and fair and just, did I mention you are smart :)
False analogy.
A correct analogy: A train track goes unused for many years. Despite warnings, it becomes a popular playing area for children, due to the surrounding trees, the open space, and the interesting terrain. Everyone is aware that hundreds of children play on the disused track every day.
One day, some cunt runs a high speed service down the track and kills 50 kids. Whose fault is it?
I wouldn't be so harsh if this was some guy releasing stuff on a random .org domain that three people visit in a year. This is Google we are talking about. They should be well aware that even public betas will be used by people as if they are the greatest software ever created, oh hallelujah, we thankyou for this software we are about to recieve, our lord and master Google, forever and ever amen.
They screwed up and I hope everyone remembers this for a while. They had better not screw up like this again, and they had better issue a prominent apology.
hey guys did i do this rite
It is still Google's fault. Any half-competent software engineer would have thought about this, and the people at Google did not. It doesn't matter if the websites affected were non compliant to the RFC, because they were the existing state of affairs. Google stuck this crap out there with no thought for the existing state of affairs, so it is their fault. It's the practical view of things, and the practical view is the only one that anyone should take.
I hope you and your parent post die from some form of catastrophic genital haemorrhage.
Oh, and obligatory "lol slashdot" comment: Think about what most people would be saying if Internet Explorer suddenly did this because Microsoft thought it would be a good idea. You'd be all over them like rats over a rotting horse cock.
Hey, shitfuck: it's obviously Google's fault. Web application designers are dumb for using GET for stuff like this, but it was not a real problem for users until the stupid fucks at Google decided to release something awful like GWA without thinking for a second of the responsibility that should come with the high profile of Google. It was people at Google that were too arrogant to think about what they were doing, and it is the fault of people at Google.
All glory to the obelisk of light, but I forgot it because the rest of Red Alert vastly outshines the original C*C.
Massive amphibious landings?
A hundred Yaks converging on the ememy construction yard, spraying bullets till the ground crunches with lead underfoot, then retreating from whence they came?
Huge fleets supported by cruisers?
A tesla-flanked heavily mined gauntlet of death for a famous last stand?
Just for the quirkyness, breaking down a few trees to form an unexpected attack route?
Nuclear missiles?
All of the above?
Hell yes.