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@abitgone "the Oblate Ovoid Line" wouldn't fit on the posters
@rem good start, though! This is why we have make start, because our makefile runs all the servers and creates DBs and etc.
@rem it is. We're not bad; sudo apt-get install <deps package>; bzr branch <site trunk>; make start. But still imperfect.
@dymonaz also, to be clear: I think game devs *should* make it work everywhere :)
@codepo8 go for it :)
@codepo8 heh. I built niamhtv.com years ago that does that :) Haven't touched it for ages, though, so it's probably broken
@dymonaz no, I don't expect game devs to make it work everywhere. But I do expect other vendors to then copy webkit to make them work
@dymonaz Angry Birds HTML version.
@slightlylate @brucel not about being unreadable; is about looking and feeling worse. A big part of the argument for iOS being better, no?
@robertnyman @slightlylate @rem I don't see why. If it were called document.MsAll then it'd be identical ;)
@robertnyman @slightlylate @rem why draw a line? Firefox supports document.all deliberately for this reason; no line drawn there?
@slightlylate @robertnyman @rem I totally agree we should tell people to test the fallback. If they don't, despite being told,what do we do?
@slightlylate I think you demand too strong a definition here; "looking better in browser X" is enough to bias users to browser X
@slightlylate @robertnyman @rem ya, but those devs don't know they're screwed at the time, and it's their users that suffer, not the devs
@slightlylate see, frex, paulrhayes.com/experiments/cu… -- I can't even read the writing on the other faces.
@robertnyman @slightlylate @rem You're advocating "bad devs should get their sites screwed". Most vendors don't like that, and users suffer
@chipaca interesting question. No, though, because the browser fetches the manifest to see if anything's changed. :)
@slightlylate mm. I'd love to see data on that; sure, not having a gradient works, but no 3d transform screws a site. Does anyone have data?
@slightlylate @robertnyman @rem as long as there are devs who don't do it right and don't do fallback, deprecating a prefix will break sites
HTML page with a manifest is always cached even if not in the manifest, right? So a page w/ no external assets can have an empty manifest?
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