Yes, but the crack requires about 40 known public/private key pairs to pull off. I don't think anybody has managed to collect those yet, although I could be wrong about that.
You're about half a decade too late, sorry. Slashdot hasn't been able to slashdot anything beyond the puniest tin-can-and-string servers for a long time.
HTML is harder on the server side since Slashdot has to parse it and figure out what's OK HTML
Not so. Nothing prevents you from treating HTML the exact same way you treat BBcode. Parse it into an internal representation that can't represent dangerous code, and then output fresh new HTML which just accidentally happens to be the exact same for valid input.
No, Flash is the main competitor of the html5 tag. And needs to give a compelling reason for people to switch away from Flash if it's going to be successful.
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It has been worked around for specific disks. It has not been cracked in general case.
Yes, but the crack requires about 40 known public/private key pairs to pull off. I don't think anybody has managed to collect those yet, although I could be wrong about that.
This has been known for several years, and none of the browsers have done anything to fix it.
Yeah, but that parser will also output massively broken HTML on demand.
It might be that their agreement with Nintendo prohibits even that.
You're about half a decade too late, sorry. Slashdot hasn't been able to slashdot anything beyond the puniest tin-can-and-string servers for a long time.
HTML is harder on the server side since Slashdot has to parse it and figure out what's OK HTML
Not so. Nothing prevents you from treating HTML the exact same way you treat BBcode. Parse it into an internal representation that can't represent dangerous code, and then output fresh new HTML which just accidentally happens to be the exact same for valid input.
And it is.
What does that even mean? They are all less formal than a scientific paper, but there is pretty much zero resemblance otherwise.
Gendered language sure is horrible, isn't it? I mean, when it's not gendered like you.
Just like Firefox is "back in beta". Come on, that's a ridiculous thing to say.
And Chrome doesn't.
The few times I've encountered this problem in the last year or so, it has been in Firefox, and Safari has worked fine.
Yes, definitely.
No, Flash is the main competitor of the html5 tag. And needs to give a compelling reason for people to switch away from Flash if it's going to be successful.
Sure it's slow, but it's FREE...
We don't really know this. It may be, but there is no public study to support the claim nor has it been tested in court.
Because it's buggy and usability is horrid.
Like you said, it's been there for a long time, why don't people use it? Because it's bad, that's why.
They don't have an UI when you embed them through their respective APIs. Adding an UI is up to you, then.
Some of us actually use the browser history.
Why are all these words on my computer?
Also, the internet forgets in about a week.
There's no standard USB memory form factor, so the memory would have to be external, and lots of people would not like that.
every SD Card device is also a usb device.
No, they are not.
Who do you think you're talking for here, exactly?
Yeah, the rest of the world actually gets work done without using Opera.