I'm not so sure of that. Oh well, we'll just have to keep installing it on people's computers... I would hope to see some exponential spread, but maybe the conditions which would lead to it doesn't happen very often since even if non computer-savvy people like it they probably won't know how to install it on their friend's PCs...
On the other hand, I wonder - will the reasons for installing Firefox still be valid when Longhorn comes out? Will IE still attract malware like shit attracts flies? We'll have to wait and see.
Attention, il est important de noter que cette étude a été effectuée sur un week-end, où l'utilisation de Firefox est toujours plus importante qu'en semaine. La différence demeure importante entre les usages domicile et les usages au bureau (2 à 3 points en moyenne).
Which roughly means, if my french skills haven't yet totally dissapeared, that the study was made in the weekened, which slighly slants the study because Firefox is more used at people's homes than at work. But the last sentence says the difference between Firefox @ home and @ work is only of 2 or 3%, on average.
I agree. However, I'm afraid that it would be more probable to lose the shuttle due to a bigger non-detected problem than from those nitpicking problems... Anyway, good luck to NASA and I hope all goes well:)
Actually it was funny. Humour requires reading things in the right perspective... For all you know, he could be extremely worried about these problems.
I like the part which says "By clicking the Save button, you acknowledge that you have read and agree to the Terms of Use". It's quite cool since that button doesn't even appear in the image:)
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I'm not so sure of that. Oh well, we'll just have to keep installing it on people's computers... I would hope to see some exponential spread, but maybe the conditions which would lead to it doesn't happen very often since even if non computer-savvy people like it they probably won't know how to install it on their friend's PCs...
On the other hand, I wonder - will the reasons for installing Firefox still be valid when Longhorn comes out? Will IE still attract malware like shit attracts flies? We'll have to wait and see.
One thing to note - in the end it says this:
Attention, il est important de noter que cette étude a été effectuée sur un week-end, où l'utilisation de Firefox est toujours plus importante qu'en semaine. La différence demeure importante entre les usages domicile et les usages au bureau (2 à 3 points en moyenne).
Which roughly means, if my french skills haven't yet totally dissapeared, that the study was made in the weekened, which slighly slants the study because Firefox is more used at people's homes than at work. But the last sentence says the difference between Firefox @ home and @ work is only of 2 or 3%, on average.
Damn, you forgot the "Old Korea" one... Great job though!!
And he seems to have a moderator friend...
I would like an extra order of fries with my Internet please :)
Technological singularity arriving, baby...
RTFA before posting people, the way the submitter has stated this study's findings is too inflamatory and trollish in my opinion.
I agree. However, I'm afraid that it would be more probable to lose the shuttle due to a bigger non-detected problem than from those nitpicking problems... Anyway, good luck to NASA and I hope all goes well :)
I hate people who quote .sigs
I hate them too!
Unfortunately, it's in a country which uses non-metric units.
Actually it was funny. Humour requires reading things in the right perspective... For all you know, he could be extremely worried about these problems.
Either that or he was saying that we would probably remember that post when he was on his way home...
Another thing is for sure - you have just fed a troll :)
To each his own, I guess...
Actually I don't think it's a login screen.
:)
I like the part which says "By clicking the Save button, you acknowledge that you have read and agree to the Terms of Use". It's quite cool since that button doesn't even appear in the image
Where did you get the number 10 from?
Has this pirate been caught already?
Some of the servers were right on the border in order to embarass law enforcement authorities in this way...
So we have a choice between "correct" and "fast"? I'd much rather go with both (who wouldn't?) but if I had to pick, I'd go with "correct".
Would you be surprised if I told you that C code can be correct too?
I don't know, what's sence?
Damn moderators, they keep marking legitimate questions as Flamebait... Grow up!
Maybe it collapses on the top of your head and then you'll be happy, who knows...
Like this, maybe?
Not that it isn't a stupid post anyway...
Nice, but if you allow me to be a pain in the ass, your post would have been even better without the second sentence :)
The commercialization of the internet is probably the root of that and much of the other shit we have to put up with...