Author Topic: Re: {GATT-Tech} myie vs firefox again (Read 1056 times)

Rhinosaur · « **on:** June 21, 2004, 10:58:51 PM »

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so ya'll keep yuh stinkin B15 with leaky oil and all
we go browse with the best

On Mon, 21 Jun 2004 19:05:48 -0400, Shaun Kong Ting wrote:
> MaxxSeven wrote:
>
>> the fancy paint, vinyl, spoiler, rims is just eyecandy which it
>> has yeah but if this is a B15 then I would rather the suped up
>> and tricked out B15 then the Datsun 120Y that is FireFox
>>
>>
> i think you are missing the central part of the quote
> i find this akin to putting fancy paint, vinyl, spoiler, rims,
> manual
>
>> shift, hard pong in a B15 and *not changing the engine*. sure it
>> looks nice, but under all that...*still an ordinary b15*.
>>
>
> i am saying myie is riced up. with no modifications to the CENTRAL
> core of a questionable product. No source code of IE is changed in
> myie. now adding things like a better shifter, grip pedals and true
> bucket seats might make an otherwise boring and slow car more
> pleasant to drive, but it dont make it handle better or stop or go
> faster.
>
> to put it another way, you can soup up a b15 yes, but you are
> souping up a car that is not easily modified for speed. It is front
> wheel drive, with a weighty chassis that is not particularly
> aerodynamic that was made to fit passengers and cargo. yes with
> enough effort it can be made to go fast. that is not the essential
> point.
>
> but the makers of my ie could not touch the engine. they couldnt
> open it up, even to clean out the cylinders or change the timing.
> they had to leave it alone.
>
> now lets say that netscape 4 (the original core or firefox) is
> indeed a 120Y.
> the mozilla team had full rights and access to strip it completely,
> find out what worked, what didnt, and REBUILD it from scratch. they
> could take out parts, machine new ones and even design new never-
> before seen modifications. then they let every other
> driver/builder/mechanic pass by and comment on it. Even to help
> out. They build (or rebuild) a prototype, that was, once, a 120Y.
> except now it does 0-60 in 2.5 secs, and can outmaneuver and out-
> brake any existing major production model. And it has a roll cage,
> driver restraint, auto fire-retardant system and experimental
> parachute. The prototype however is a bit rough around the edges
> and does require re-building every once in a while
>
> which car would you rather drive?


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Carigamers · « **on:** June 21, 2004, 10:58:51 PM »

Anonymous · « **Reply #1 on:** June 27, 2004, 06:57:31 PM »

Go ahead and use IE nah. Most of us who are supporting it are getting fedup
of trying to show the rest of you guys the light. Really can't say much more
to try to convince you guys. I won't even worry to rant about the last time
I opened IE to get to a page that wasn't working in firefox, I promptly got
3 viruses (which were pronmptly cleaned by Kaspersky). Telling you that now
seems pointless since you will still want to use your IE or MyIE or whatever
else it is that you like to use sooo much.

Goodluck with your browser ;-)

_____

From: owner-tech@digicon.co.tt [mailto:owner-tech@digicon.co.tt] On Behalf
Of MaxxSeven
Sent: Tuesday, June 22, 2004 12:25 AM
To: tech@gatt.co.tt
Subject: Re: {GATT-Tech} myie vs firefox again

I am using Firefox and MYIE
and Firefox doesn't hold a candle to MYIE.

the whole thing behind this is where as MYIE comes with all the suping up
already on it. As you put it "the Vinyl and Rims"
Firefox...I have to go out to a "chop shop" and get these same friggin
Vinyl.
--Which--
is not only time consuming..but down right ridiculous.
At least even with IE there is an install on demand aspect built into the
thing.

So everytime I come up on a website with something different (Alla meet up a
man with a hotter car) I have to tell him wait ah not ready to race yet...ah
need to go by Maska and get a Webber and a HOTCOIL???
**TIHSLLUB**
Ah rather drive the B15

as Ramp said...add a few lines of prayers for ya browser that be.....MYIE

Dry ya most unfair...show de man a pic of a B15 too nah....lol

----- Original Message -----
From: Brian Jamurath (Home) <mailto:rhino@tstt.net.tt>
To: Shaun Kong Ting <mailto:tech@gatt.co.tt>
Sent: Monday, June 21, 2004 10:59 PM
Subject: Re: {GATT-Tech} myie vs firefox again

except now it isn't a 120Y, it's a 350Z
so ya'll keep yuh stinkin B15 with leaky oil and all
we go browse with the best

On Mon, 21 Jun 2004 19:05:48 -0400, Shaun Kong Ting wrote:
> MaxxSeven wrote:
>
>> the fancy paint, vinyl, spoiler, rims is just eyecandy which it
>> has yeah but if this is a B15 then I would rather the suped up
>> and tricked out B15 then the Datsun 120Y that is FireFox
>>
>>
> i think you are missing the central part of the quote
> i find this akin to putting fancy paint, vinyl, spoiler, rims,
> manual
>
>> shift, hard pong in a B15 and *not changing the engine*. sure it
>> looks nice, but under all that...*still an ordinary b15*.
>>
>
> i am saying myie is riced up. with no modifications to the CENTRAL
> core of a questionable product. No source code of IE is changed in
> myie. now adding things like a better shifter, grip pedals and true
> bucket seats might make an otherwise boring and slow car more
> pleasant to drive, but it dont make it handle better or stop or go
> faster.
>
> to put it another way, you can soup up a b15 yes, but you are
> souping up a car that is not easily modified for speed. It is front
> wheel drive, with a weighty chassis that is not particularly
> aerodynamic that was made to fit passengers and cargo. yes with
> enough effort it can be made to go fast. that is not the essential
> point.
>
> but the makers of my ie could not touch the engine. they couldnt
> open it up, even to clean out the cylinders or change the timing.
> they had to leave it alone.
>
> now lets say that netscape 4 (the original core or firefox) is
> indeed a 120Y.
> the mozilla team had full rights and access to strip it completely,
> find out what worked, what didnt, and REBUILD it from scratch. they
> could take out parts, machine new ones and even design new never-
> before seen modifications. then they let every other
> driver/builder/mechanic pass by and comment on it. Even to help
> out. They build (or rebuild) a prototype, that was, once, a 120Y.
> except now it does 0-60 in 2.5 secs, and can outmaneuver and out-
> brake any existing major production model. And it has a roll cage,
> driver restraint, auto fire-retardant system and experimental
> parachute. The prototype however is a bit rough around the edges
> and does require re-building every once in a while
>
> which car would you rather drive?

Anonymous · « **Reply #2 on:** June 27, 2004, 07:03:30 PM »

I use f6 for the address bar

_____

From: owner-tech@digicon.co.tt [mailto:owner-tech@digicon.co.tt] On Behalf
Of Richard Williams
Sent: Sunday, June 27, 2004 4:58 PM
To: tech@gatt.co.tt
Subject: RE: {GATT-Tech} myie vs firefox again

Nah, I do dig up in dem B15 ting.

I don't see the big deal with the downloads. Given a FRESH installation of
XP, you still have to download JAVA, a new flash player AND a new shockwave
player for MY/IE. Even if you don't then it's included in the installation,
whcih would send the initial download size way up. FFox is 8MB.

You haven't had to do it because it was already installed with your IE
installation.

Firefox has some outstanding features that make browsing quicker for me. I
hardly ever use the mouse unless I have to, so my typical browsing session
is:

fireup firebird, and load up a forum page. CTRL-L gets me to the address bar
so I can type the url. I type in part of the url and the history pops up.
Down arrow, enter... page pops up. It's a forum, so tons of links.

I see a thread I want. I just start typing it in, just like Baego's beloved
Winamp Jump feature (find as you type). There are more links I want to
follow, so I don't want to open in the same window. CTRL-ENTER. The thread
opens in a new tab. CTRL-1 and I'm at the 1st tab. keep typing in thread
titles and CTRL-ENTER. 6 tabs open while I'm still reading the first.

CTRL-2, on to the next tab. It's already loaded and waiting for me. I'm done
with that page, so CTRL-W (or CTRL-F4) and I close it

I see something I want to google, CTRL-K, type the word, enter.

...you get the idea.

Tell me how it goes with your MYIE session, mouse pusher.

-----Original Message-----
From: owner-tech@digicon.co.tt [mailto:owner-tech@digicon.co.tt]On Behalf Of
MaxxSeven
Sent: Tuesday, June 22, 2004 12:25 AM
To: tech@gatt.co.tt
Subject: Re: {GATT-Tech} myie vs firefox again
I am using Firefox and MYIE
and Firefox doesn't hold a candle to MYIE.

the whole thing behind this is where as MYIE comes with all the suping up
already on it. As you put it "the Vinyl and Rims"
Firefox...I have to go out to a "chop shop" and get these same friggin
Vinyl.
--Which--
is not only time consuming..but down right ridiculous.
At least even with IE there is an install on demand aspect built into the
thing.

So everytime I come up on a website with something different (Alla meet up a
man with a hotter car) I have to tell him wait ah not ready to race yet...ah
need to go by Maska and get a Webber and a HOTCOIL???
**TIHSLLUB**
Ah rather drive the B15

as Ramp said...add a few lines of prayers for ya browser that be.....MYIE

Dry ya most unfair...show de man a pic of a B15 too nah....lol

----- Original Message -----
From: Brian Jamurath (Home) <mailto:rhino@tstt.net.tt>
To: Shaun Kong Ting <mailto:tech@gatt.co.tt>
Sent: Monday, June 21, 2004 10:59 PM
Subject: Re: {GATT-Tech} myie vs firefox again

except now it isn't a 120Y, it's a 350Z
so ya'll keep yuh stinkin B15 with leaky oil and all
we go browse with the best

On Mon, 21 Jun 2004 19:05:48 -0400, Shaun Kong Ting wrote:
> MaxxSeven wrote:
>
>> the fancy paint, vinyl, spoiler, rims is just eyecandy which it
>> has yeah but if this is a B15 then I would rather the suped up
>> and tricked out B15 then the Datsun 120Y that is FireFox
>>
>>
> i think you are missing the central part of the quote
> i find this akin to putting fancy paint, vinyl, spoiler, rims,
> manual
>
>> shift, hard pong in a B15 and *not changing the engine*. sure it
>> looks nice, but under all that...*still an ordinary b15*.
>>
>
> i am saying myie is riced up. with no modifications to the CENTRAL
> core of a questionable product. No source code of IE is changed in
> myie. now adding things like a better shifter, grip pedals and true
> bucket seats might make an otherwise boring and slow car more
> pleasant to drive, but it dont make it handle better or stop or go
> faster.
>
> to put it another way, you can soup up a b15 yes, but you are
> souping up a car that is not easily modified for speed. It is front
> wheel drive, with a weighty chassis that is not particularly
> aerodynamic that was made to fit passengers and cargo. yes with
> enough effort it can be made to go fast. that is not the essential
> point.
>
> but the makers of my ie could not touch the engine. they couldnt
> open it up, even to clean out the cylinders or change the timing.
> they had to leave it alone.
>
> now lets say that netscape 4 (the original core or firefox) is
> indeed a 120Y.
> the mozilla team had full rights and access to strip it completely,
> find out what worked, what didnt, and REBUILD it from scratch. they
> could take out parts, machine new ones and even design new never-
> before seen modifications. then they let every other
> driver/builder/mechanic pass by and comment on it. Even to help
> out. They build (or rebuild) a prototype, that was, once, a 120Y.
> except now it does 0-60 in 2.5 secs, and can outmaneuver and out-
> brake any existing major production model. And it has a roll cage,
> driver restraint, auto fire-retardant system and experimental
> parachute. The prototype however is a bit rough around the edges
> and does require re-building every once in a while
>
> which car would you rather drive?

Anonymous · « **Reply #3 on:** June 28, 2004, 05:42:56 PM »

I think it is Ramp...Alt+L brings up the Links List...you can filter out what ever you want to or not download..after that if works the same way. Comes built in.hehehehh.. Suk FireFOX
----- Original Message -----
From: Adrian
To: tech@gatt.co.tt
Sent: Sunday, June 27, 2004 7:36 PM
Subject: Re: {GATT-Tech} myie vs firefox again

i see. ok that feature not there. 1 point for firefox.

lol@rampage is a da

----- Original Message -----
From: Richard Williams
To: tech@gatt.co.tt
Sent: Sunday, June 27, 2004 7:18 PM
Subject: RE: {GATT-Tech} myie vs firefox again

not autocomplete. lets say you have a page with 10 links on it, and you want to get to the link that says "Rampage is a DA", you start typing "rampage" or "ampage" or "is a DA" and it's highlighted. Click enter and it follows the link.

"Pal".

-----Original Message-----
From: owner-tech@digicon.co.tt [mailto:owner-tech@digicon.co.tt]On Behalf Of Adrian
Sent: Sunday, June 27, 2004 7:14 PM
To: tech@gatt.co.tt
Subject: Re: {GATT-Tech} myie vs firefox again

you mean autocomplete? thats already there pal
----- Original Message -----
From: Corbeaux
To: tech@gatt.co.tt
Sent: Sunday, June 27, 2004 7:06 PM
Subject: RE: {GATT-Tech} myie vs firefox again

It's missing the "start typing out the link you want to go to" feature I think. At least, I haven't seen it there.

You can always tab through all the links on the page I gues. *sigh*

Rhinosaur · « **Reply #4 on:** June 28, 2004, 06:10:38 PM »

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one hit in the rear and the whole car gonna go up in flames


On Tue, 22 Jun 2004 00:25:24 -0400, MaxxSeven wrote:
> I am using Firefox and MYIE
> and Firefox doesn't hold a candle to MYIE.
>
> the whole thing behind this is where as MYIE comes with all the
> suping up already on it. As you put it "the Vinyl and Rims"
> Firefox...I have to go out to a "chop shop" and get these same
> friggin Vinyl. --Which--
> is not only time consuming..but down right ridiculous. At least
> even with IE there is an install on demand aspect built into the
> thing. So everytime I come up on a website with something
> different (Alla meet up a man with a hotter car) I have to tell him
> wait ah not ready to race yet...ah need to go by Maska and get a
> Webber and a HOTCOIL??? **TIHSLLUB** Ah rather drive the B15 
> as Ramp said...add a few lines of prayers for ya browser that
> be.....MYIE
>
> Dry ya most unfair...show de man a pic of a B15 too nah....lol
>
>
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: Brian Jamurath (Home)
> To: Shaun Kong Ting
> Sent: Monday, June 21, 2004 10:59 PM
> Subject: Re: {GATT-Tech} myie vs firefox again
>
>
> except now it isn't a 120Y, it's a 350Z
> so ya'll keep yuh stinkin B15 with leaky oil and all we go browse
> with the best
>
> On Mon, 21 Jun 2004 19:05:48 -0400, Shaun Kong Ting wrote:
>
>> MaxxSeven wrote:
>>
>>> the fancy paint, vinyl, spoiler, rims is just eyecandy which
>>> it has yeah but if this is a B15 then I would rather the
>>> suped up and tricked out B15 then the Datsun 120Y that is
>>> FireFox
>>>
>>>
>> i think you are missing the central part of the quote i find
>> this akin to putting fancy paint, vinyl, spoiler, rims, manual
>>
>>> shift, hard pong in a B15 and *not changing the engine*. sure
>>> it looks nice, but under all that...*still an ordinary b15*.
>>>
>>>
>> i am saying myie is riced up. with no modifications to the
>> CENTRAL core of a questionable product. No source code of IE is
>> changed in myie. now adding things like a better shifter, grip
>> pedals and true bucket seats might make an otherwise boring and
>> slow car more pleasant to drive, but it dont make it handle
>> better or stop or go faster.
>>
>> to put it another way, you can soup up a b15 yes, but you are 
>> souping up a car that is not easily modified for speed. It is
>> front wheel drive, with a weighty chassis that is not
>> particularly aerodynamic that was made to fit passengers and
>> cargo. yes with enough effort it can be made to go fast. that
>> is not the essential point.
>>
>> but the makers of my ie could not touch the engine. they couldnt
>> open it up, even to clean out the cylinders or change the
>> timing. they had to leave it alone.
>>
>> now lets say that netscape 4 (the original core or firefox) is 
>> indeed a 120Y.
>> the mozilla team had full rights and access to strip it
>> completely, find out what worked, what didnt, and REBUILD it
>> from scratch. they could take out parts, machine new ones and
>> even design new never- before seen modifications. then they let
>> every other driver/builder/mechanic pass by and comment on it.
>> Even to help out. They build (or rebuild) a prototype, that
>> was, once, a 120Y. except now it does 0-60 in 2.5 secs, and can
>> outmaneuver and out- brake any existing major production model.
>> And it has a roll cage, driver restraint, auto fire-retardant
>> system and experimental parachute. The prototype however is a
>> bit rough around the edges and does require re-building every
>> once in a while
>>
>> which car would you rather drive?


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Carigamers · « **Reply #4 on:** June 28, 2004, 06:10:38 PM »

Author Topic: Re: {GATT-Tech} myie vs firefox again (Read 1056 times)

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