JTK <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in
[EMAIL PROTECTED]">news:[EMAIL PROTECTED], on 27 Dec 2001:
> And yet it's missing. Maybe their was only decaf in the
> webmaster's lunchroom that day, who knows. And what the heck,
> let's raise the stakes a little - the web page with the missing
> "</TABLE>" is patient data that an ER doctor needs stat or a man
> dies (Mozilla *is* used in such life-or-death situations, right? I
> mean it's everywhere you want to be, isn't it?). So what do you
> show the doctor: the best you got, or absolutely nothing?
I can actually see an embeddable version of Mozilla in a hospital.
You'd never see IE in a hospital, or else every 30 minutes a little box
would pop up on the cardiometer
Sorry, CardioMeter 6.0 has encountered errors
and will be closed. Sorry for any inconvienence.
[ ] Restart CardioMeter
[Ok]
And if the nurse was eating lunch, the person just died. Wow, MS would
be responsible for killing people, not just making me lose 2 hours worth
of browsing for research for a paper. I can't even remember the last
time Mozilla crapped out on me, and I use it 3+ hours a day. IE 6 craps
out at least once a day, and I only use it for paying my credit card and
using the MSN gaming zone, the browser is only open for maybe an hour a
week, if that much. Netscape 6.0's MTBF? How about IE6's MTBF?
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