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From: Mark Warner on 11 Jun 2010 08:48
Bear Bottoms wrote:
> Mark Warner wrote:
>> Bear Bottoms wrote:
>>> Craig wrote:
>>>> Good news for open web standards.
>>>>> A Mozilla developer announced today that support for WebM has been
>>>>> merged into the Firefox source code and that the feature will be
>>>>> available in the next nightly build of the open source Web browser.
>>>>> WebM videos that are displayed with the HTML5 video tag will work out
>>>>> of the box in the next major version of Firefox.
>>>> <http://arstechnica.com/open-source/news/2010/06/webm-video-lands-in-firefox-trunk.ars>
>>>>
>>>> Moving forward, the web should be less dependent on proprietary
>>>> standards and malware vectors such as Flash.
>>> So old news. The web has for a long time been moving toward standards
>>> and the cloud whether anyone likes it or not (the whole point of
>>> HTML5). Sure you can dig your heels in, but you will be left behind.
>>
>> Mr. Non-Sequitur speaks.
>
> Come to think of it, you don't contribute much beyond vomit. Yup, they'll get
> all of your tactical secrets and sell them to the KGB. So what, nothing has
> changed much and a year is enough to get the gist. Less is enough. The KGB
> evil has been exaggerated.

Epic.

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Mark Warner
MEPIS Linux
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