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section;Originally Posted by Christian Bale Those stats seems BS. 54% already? I don't believe it. All the pr0n sites are still using flash except youporn that is slowly encoding their
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10-29-2010, 09:51 AM #41
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Well first of all Apple tried it's hardest to NOT make USB the standard, they were pushing their own technology called FireWire, and the original iPods could only be synced through FireWire, not USB. It was only when they realized that nobody was going to adopt that they start allowing USB syncing. In regards to the 802.11 standard, it was patented in 1995 and since then there hasn't really been any attempt by another standard to try to compete with it.
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10-29-2010, 03:33 PM #43
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How is calling for open standards on embedded web content "walling" choices for the customer?????? Flash is closed, proprietary, you have to buy adobe tools to make flash content and adobe deliberately killed its competition off to get the market dominance it has had for 15 years. They don't improve their plugin, won't optimise it for Linux or OSX and have the "screw you" attitude when anyone complains how much of a dog it is to run. That's why apple didn't want it bricking their devices and crashing the browser.
So I have to put up with that just because YOU don't want alternatives that are free???? Open your eyes and walk into the 21st century man. Why use a plugin to render video inside my browser using high end cpu to do so when that can be done right inside the browser itself using no more cpu???
Apple didn't decide this, the market place did and adobe still sits on its hand while crappy mobile flash crashes on every device. *clap clap clap*. Way to treat the end user adobe. The market always gets it right and adobe has just shot itself in the foot, or the head even. Game over, Flash loses.
Nice troll. You obviously haven't used flash on anything else other than your pc. Macromedia wrote flash predominately for the pc over 15 years ago, then when anti trust lawsuits popped up, they had to provide it for the other two platforms. They have treated linux and osx uses like pig dogs. Don't expect anyone from the other side of the computer world to have any respect for adobe or flash.
No real person cares for flash games let alone have time for them, it's just for pimple face dorks with nothing better to do. HTML5 does the video, javascript and css will eventually do the rest. There are other coding systems out there and whoever does the best to enable gaming inside the browser (no crappy plugins) will win that race. Again, adobe failed to see the new dawn and now it's got burnt. Doesn't matter what you think, the market has chosen, and flash isn't in the show. Suck it up.
And what are these most important web pages with flash that you really need to view on an iPad?
Spoken like a TRUE fanboy. Why are you here? Troll much.
Actually firewire was developed because usb 1.0 was slower and companies like Sony were pushing it for their video cameras. Apple dropped firewire for its devices when usb 2.0 came in, being faster than firewire. It went with the faster standard. What's wrong with that? There is a faster standard being developed which could supersede usb one day, if only the industry could agree on one standard. Like the whole vhs/betamax battle again.Last edited by Tyronal; 10-29-2010 at 04:36 PM. Reason: Automerged Doublepost
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Yes, a faster USB standard and they are calling it USB 3.0. It should be out very soon if it isn't already.
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10-29-2010, 08:24 PM #48
FireWire 400 is the same speed as USB 2.0. FireWire 800 is twice as fast.
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there is nothing wrong with flash games
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Absolutely it will. Adobe isn't standing idly by though. They have already released a Flash to HTML5 convertor. They know which way the tides are changing and will not be left behind. They also are really a great company as far as customer support and product innovations. A lot of companies could learn a lesson from them.
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10-30-2010, 05:43 PM #54
It's pretty funny reading the replies of brainwashed Apple fans.
HTML5 will never fully replace Flash due to the working group stating that there will never be a form of DRM on the HTML5 video tags.
Even after that, the HTML Working Group have stated that HTML5 isn't yet ready for mainstream.
And worst of all, there isn't yet a standard for video codecs. Someone made a point that HTML5 will end up fragmented like Android. It's true and it already has. Each browser supports a different list of HTML5 / CSS3 features, and some different video codecs (H.264 and WebM/VP8).
When you look into it, HTML5 is currently a running joke. One day it will be the future, but not yet.
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11-01-2010, 12:00 PM #55
like a fanboy would say " it may not be on top now but it will and it will the future....cuz stevie said soo!!!!(haha)
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