The reason that I have such a high score of Firefox might be that the
visitors of my website are very international. Only 20 % of my
visitors are from US, 17 % from Germany, 10 % from India, France 5%,
UK 4%, etc.
I believe IE is still very strong in US, while Firefox is the leading
browser in Eu
For a sports based website I work with. Over the last 30 days:
Approx 500,000 visits. 85% of which were using IE. Of these:
63% IE7
22.5% IE6 (approx 95,000 visits)
13.5% IE8
All versions of Firefox accounted for approx 55k visits.
On Jul 4, 6:16 pm, vogella wrote:
> Hi,
>
> in podcast #26
jobs
http://alljobsbasics.blogspot.com/2009/05/work-from-home-2.html
java jobs
http://freehrquestions.blogspot.com/2009/06/java-jobs.html
oracle jobs
http://freehrquestions.blogspot.com/2009/06/oracle-jobs.html
dotnet jobs
http://freehrquestions.blogspot.com/2009/06/dotnet-jobs.html
sap
Even if you have some sort of personal vendetta against the xiph crew
and want to encode just once, using the tag (with fallback to
using a flash player to render your h.264 file) has plenty of
benefits, so any perceived or real shortcomings of Ogg Theora aren't
too relevant to danger that the t
Sure, you could "bundle Ogg Theora and H.264", but what's the
benefit? It seems that there are three reasons against using Ogg
Theora (see the email announcement at
http://lists.whatwg.org/htdig.cgi/whatwg-whatwg.org/2009-June/020620.html):
- no hardware video decoding support (cited by Apple)
-
Not entirely.
if you offer just flash, you create some annoyances for your users:
- It won't work on the iPhone (major reason)
- On non-windows machines, it'll light up one CPU core, which means
notebook mac and linux users will burn through the battery.
- There's no useful right click contex
some browser stats from a site we run for the last 30 days (
www.swissroots.org)
-- 57% IE
of these
58% IE 7
23% IE 6
18% IE 8
-- 30% FF
of these
95% 3.0.x (50% of these updated to latest version)
3% 2.0
2% 3.5
- 8% safari
50% dominated by 525.x.x relases
The phallic image, of a wall of dicks, painted by Dick Wall's name
never gets old.
It is nice to be missed though, but at the same time it is certainly a
failure for a troll.
On Jul 4, 9:52 pm, Ben Schulz wrote:
> On 4 Jul., 21:43, Hairless_ape wrote:
>
> > Anyone still using IE6 deserve to be
On 4 Jul., 21:43, Hairless_ape wrote:
> Anyone still using IE6 deserve to be dick walled.
And I thought you had matured or moved on when the interview with Rod
Johnson went by without comment. Ah, well..
With kind regards
Ben
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You received th
Anyone still using IE6 deserve to be dick walled.
On Jul 4, 10:16 am, vogella wrote:
> Hi,
>
> in podcast #264 you discussed how important IE 6 is.
>
> I know that statistics are inherently biased. But to start the
> discussion I can share the statistics from my Java / Eclipse Tutorial
> website
IFrom the overall stats that I've seen from various websites that do publish
their visits, IE6 still has a disturbingly large portion. From a technical
site such as yours, it is quite surprising that IE6 has such a large
percentage among the IE crowd!
--Ryan
On Sat, Jul 4, 2009 at 2:16 AM, vogel
There once was a language called Fan
That catered to your average man
With a runtime to sweet
The CLR and JVM would meet
In an effort to broaden attention span
On 4 Jul., 17:12, Joey Gibson wrote:
> There once was a lang called Scala
> That was sweeter than juice from Odwalla
> Whether foldLeft
10 seconds after posting this, I realized the last line was supposed to
rhyme with the first two... crap...
On Sat, Jul 4, 2009 at 11:12 AM, Joey Gibson wrote:
> There once was a lang called Scala
> That was sweeter than juice from Odwalla
> Whether foldLeft or foldRight
> It it such a sight
> T
There once was a lang called Scala
That was sweeter than juice from Odwalla
Whether foldLeft or foldRight
It it such a sight
To see Lists reduced down with such might!
Joey
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Hi,
Some people thought that the upcoming HTLM 5 with standard audio and
video tags would spell the end of Flash (and Silverlight and JavaFX).
I never thought it would because these plug-ins offer much more than
just video and audio.
However, it seems now that there will be no standard audio and
Very interesting stuff. Two things really struck me:
1. Cay Horstmann agrees with me that scala bites your head off; minor
types result not in syntax errors but in a different interpretation.
I've mentioned this before and got some fairly heated commentary from
scala afficionados, so why aren't t
Hi,
in podcast #264 you discussed how important IE 6 is.
I know that statistics are inherently biased. But to start the
discussion I can share the statistics from my Java / Eclipse Tutorial
website (http://www.vogella.de) which was accessed approx. by 100 000
unique users last month.
Firefox 6
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