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Repeat after me: G-O-R-D-O-N

He started early then, considering the first beta came out in November that year.

He is the king of randomness. Not quoting him in here would be a crime.

Ladies and gentlemen, a meme is born.

But can Chuck Norris chuck norrises?

You think that's oldschool?

I never had any stability issues with 3.6, but man, it is a slow old dog compared to 4. Just wondering, did 3.6 have "Tell websites I do not want to be tracked" in the Advanced tab in Options? Because this is the first time I see this option, and it is unchecked by default. The name suggests a vast improvement of privacy.

I've been using FF 4 (Managed to make it feel exactly like v3.6.) for a few days now and so far there are zero problems, just pure speed and stability.

I wonder if Ross' yelling is hilarious even in a serious, heated debate in real life. It would be a great feature to have to end fights with both parties walking away smiling.

Why is Gordon Simpson a midget?

Okay.

Crysis 2 is a Far Cry from Crysis. Rim shot.

Mm, I'll try again: I hope that is a Freudian slip. Doing the math it obviously isn't, but hey, I can dream!

Only Hugh can prevent florist friars.

I have never been forced to watch ads, only click the x on the ones that pop up on top of the video.

I hope that is a Freudian slip.

Crysis 1 is good up to the mothership part, then it quickly started going downhill for me.

Nothing has changed over the years there. You should have seen the System Shock 2 commercial.

"Mmm, schteroids, Ahnuld hungry."

Listen to music that has a beat that fits Dave's head movement. Pretty hilarious stuff.

Can't. Stop. Watching.

Wait for halloween 2013.

That information is meaningless without context. What did some of the AAA games make, weighing the development costs?

According to those tests Firefox still has ways to go in JavaScript performance despite 4 being a vast improvement from 3.6. Its memory usage is higher than average at startup but the more tabs you open the less memory each one uses on average. With 30 tabs open in FF 3.6 it used 290 MBs but with just one tab it was at around 70-80 MBs (My own test.).

Yes, because if it does crash there is a chance only one tab will, instead of the entire program. This is unnecessary if the program is stable to begin with. I have never had Firefox crash on me even once since the 3.0 branch started out a good while ago. Firefox uses two main processes, the central task and a plugin-loader. I'm not sure why they switched to that approach, though.