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Previously on "Internet Explorer users "have a lower IQ""
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Firebug did look good but already moved on to from incompehensible jscript interactives about slugs onto incomprehensible Android apps about slugs before I discovered it.
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Originally posted by xoggoth View PostYeh me too mainly, although got all the others, Firefox, Opera, Safari and Chrome for website and jscript testing. Chrome is excellent, dunno what people see in Firefox though. Slow to open.
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Originally posted by original PM View Posthere we go another great example of a comparison being drawn between 2 unrelated statistics
many people who first use the internet etc will be doing it probably on a bog standard PC - which comes with IE as standard.
The actual stat is that the first experience many people will have with a browser will be IE and as that will also include the low IQ demograph who may then never go on to use other browsers then you will always get a statistic which shows low IQ users use IE - not out of choice I think is the key
burble burble
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Yeh me too mainly, although got all the others, Firefox, Opera, Safari and Chrome for website and jscript testing. Chrome is excellent, dunno what people see in Firefox though. Slow to open.
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Originally posted by darmstadt View PostI use Lynx and Charlotte which presumably means I have a **** off sky high IQOriginally posted by petergriffin View PostI often use links in graphical mode (links -g) in a Bash shell and I bet 100% of agencies I've sent my cv too won't have a clue of what I've just said.
I use Opera as well.
P.S. Bonus points for using wget and cURL as well.
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I often use links in graphical mode (links -g) in a Bash shell and I bet 100% of agencies I've sent my cv too won't have a clue of what I've just said.
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I use Lynx and Charlotte which presumably means I have a **** off sky high IQ
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Originally posted by sasguru View PostExamples of behaviour that would class as low IQ:
1. Not knowing what tax rate one was on while working abroad
2. Thinking duty free applied within Europe
3. Not understanding that the country I worked in had bailed out its banks and that its government debt was in fact sky high.
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Originally posted by sasguru View PostExamples of behaviour that would class as low IQ:
1. Not knowing what tax rate one was on while working abroad
2. Thinking duty free applied within Europe
3. Not understanding that the country I worked in had bailed out its banks and that its government debt was in fact sky high.
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Examples of behaviour that would class as low IQ:
1. Not knowing what tax rate one was on while working abroad
2. Thinking duty free applied within Europe
3. Not understanding that the country I worked in had bailed out its banks and that its government debt was in fact sky high.
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Chrome is the finest in my opinion, very fast (starting up and browsing) and plenty of extensions. I also like the sync feature, means all my devices have same bookmarks etc. I think firefox has this now also. Anyone using IE should be taken round the back and shot.
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As original PM said. Using other browsers requires basic skills in searching, downloading and installing.
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