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Story: 2004: Internet Explorer's year of shame
Posted by: Chris Rankin (Friday 9 July 2004, 11:34 PM)
I think that it was a Mr Okin of Microsoft UK who made that claim really. But if I remember any probability theory at all from college, it's that the number of bugs left to find in a piece of software has absolutely nothing to do with the number of bugs that have already been found...
Fortunately, none of my important websites (such as my bank's, the BBC etc) require their customers to use proprietary Microsoft technologies to access them. So I'll just say "Nuts to I.E.!" and leave it at that.
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Story: 2004: Internet Explorer's year of shame
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Does anyone remember Bill Gates earlier this year.... Anononymous -
Internet explorer has been shamed from birth.
Used... Craig McDonald
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I think that it was a Mr Okin of Microsoft UK... Chris Rankin -
yes, IE has its flaws, but don't you think it's be... David Tai
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You IE fanboys fail to note that Mozilla is not em... Anonymous
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of course the mozilla fan above would also note th... David Tai
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The IE browser is going to go the way of the... JE
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It's just like Microsoft claims, ..."All... MS Fan -
I can understand accepting the rules of gravity. B... Allan F. Ottosen
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To MS Fan
"The winner writes the history book... Anonymous
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Oh GIRL
The world of ever fast moving te... Margaret Cooper
