Adblocking is already built-in to IE for quite a few versions now. You just have to enable it.
Sadly, that’s really about it. You’d think a company so devoted to its “DEVELOPERSDEVELOPERSDEVELOPERS” would have a world class API and Add-on development capabilities for its browser, but they’re non-existent. It’s the single biggest thing keeping from using any other browser but Firefox.
And before anyone suggests otherwise – no, Chrome doesn’t come close either.
I’m dying to hear of an acronym whose first letter isn’t pronounced like the letter of the word it represents. I can’t think of any off the top of my head, so please enlighten me if you can.
Fuck you, it’s GIF, with a nice hard “G.” Let me know when the pronunciation of the word “graphics” changes and maybe then I’ll change my pronunciation of “GIF.”
Switching architectures didn’t stop them from including backwards compatibility in the Xbox 360.
The original Xbox used an off the shelf x86 CPU from Intel and the 360 used a custom IBM Power CPU but I was still able to play my Xbox games on my Xbox 360.
This just smacks of either laziness or greed. Probably a little of both.
