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Re:Servo: Inside Mozilla's mission to reinvent the web browser by TheZenPsycho on Tuesday February 25, 2014 @05:37PM (#7301184)
you'd think if something were the most successful content platform since the invention of movable type, the scientific approach would be to figure out why, instead of trying to destroy it.
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Re:Servo: Inside Mozilla's mission to reinvent the web browser by ChrisAntaki on Wednesday February 26, 2014 @07:28AM (#7304492)
One huge benefit of HTML/CSS/JS is this: you are downloading the actual source code. This allows different platforms to interpret it as they will. It also allows developers to learn from each other in an open way. Of course, it allows for security audits as well, since JavaScript can be profiled. Overall, it's the most communicative form of programming.
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Re:Servo: Inside Mozilla's mission to reinvent the web browser by pekk on Tuesday February 25, 2014 @05:41PM (#7301202)
Please breathe, nobody is "destroying" anything.
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Re:Servo: Inside Mozilla's mission to reinvent the web browser by TheZenPsycho on Tuesday February 25, 2014 @05:48PM (#7301256)
of course not. you can't despite how much you might want to, and I think a lot of people here do.
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