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January 20, 2007, 1:25 am
Oooh Baby...
January 14, 2007, 7:22 pm
If I so choose...wouldn't it be nice? We'll find out, cause if I DO choose so, I can be a Yellow Jacket, yea baby. Rock that one.
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January 5, 2007, 2:07 amAnn Nde 2 It Oll
November 28, 2006, 2:14 amKaChing
November 7, 2006, 7:02 pm
Reel Lyfe. Black & White. FyreFox vs. Intarweb Xploder.
Opera. Whether its a story sung with much vibrato or an internet browser that strings with much ease, the word is often strongly associated with passion, intensity, and drama. For the longest time, I was a huge fan of Fyrefox, but, while I still admire the initiative and drive of the Mozilla Foundation to provide a better browser for the better of the people, I recently found myself in a hazy maze of amazing features and pure delights.
The Opera browser, while not open-source, has an abundance of features. Many of the features of tabbed browsing, keystrokes, history are far advanced over those of Fyrefox, let alone the Intarweb Xploder. Rather than explain my reasons for enjoying the Opera browser, I believe that any users should decide for themselves what browser they use. I won't claim that every website works better with Opera, Fyrefox, or the Intarweb Xploder. However, I will say this, for every person that accesses the internet, it is their choice what they wish to use, regardless of whether they 'know better' or are 'ignorant fanboys'. The internet, imaging the world, is a diverse place made up of diverse people. If we start to push one idea over another, we're no better off than we were before. While I do not recommend the Intarweb Xploder, I rightly cannot say it is a horrible piece of junk either.
On that note, I believe the best way to sum it all up would be with this statement to all of those who are fervently rooting for the 'underdog' Fyrefox, as I once did: Get a life and just freakin' browse the web.
Get the Intarweb Xploder
Get Fyrefox
Get Opera
Opera. Whether its a story sung with much vibrato or an internet browser that strings with much ease, the word is often strongly associated with passion, intensity, and drama. For the longest time, I was a huge fan of Fyrefox, but, while I still admire the initiative and drive of the Mozilla Foundation to provide a better browser for the better of the people, I recently found myself in a hazy maze of amazing features and pure delights.
The Opera browser, while not open-source, has an abundance of features. Many of the features of tabbed browsing, keystrokes, history are far advanced over those of Fyrefox, let alone the Intarweb Xploder. Rather than explain my reasons for enjoying the Opera browser, I believe that any users should decide for themselves what browser they use. I won't claim that every website works better with Opera, Fyrefox, or the Intarweb Xploder. However, I will say this, for every person that accesses the internet, it is their choice what they wish to use, regardless of whether they 'know better' or are 'ignorant fanboys'. The internet, imaging the world, is a diverse place made up of diverse people. If we start to push one idea over another, we're no better off than we were before. While I do not recommend the Intarweb Xploder, I rightly cannot say it is a horrible piece of junk either.
On that note, I believe the best way to sum it all up would be with this statement to all of those who are fervently rooting for the 'underdog' Fyrefox, as I once did: Get a life and just freakin' browse the web.
Get the Intarweb Xploder
Get Fyrefox
Get Opera
