I remember a time when Firefox didn't work for anything that required ActiveX.
I remember when Firefox didn't support Flash without a seriously dangerous plugin.
I remember when somehow enough people woke up and banded against ActiveX and Flash.
It seems popular here to make the argument that "doing what's right" poses an existential threat to the right-doer. The corollary to that argument is that in order to survive you must do what is wrong.
For some, it is better to die than to go along with what is wrong. Luckily, it often works out that those who have the courage to do the right thing survive. And when they do the world is often a better place.
Don't cave into the naysayers who predict the end of the world. Keep fighting the good fight.
"And herein do I exercise myself, to have always a conscience void of offence toward God, and toward men."
I remember when Firefox didn't support Flash without a seriously dangerous plugin.
I remember when somehow enough people woke up and banded against ActiveX and Flash.
It seems popular here to make the argument that "doing what's right" poses an existential threat to the right-doer. The corollary to that argument is that in order to survive you must do what is wrong.
For some, it is better to die than to go along with what is wrong. Luckily, it often works out that those who have the courage to do the right thing survive. And when they do the world is often a better place.
Don't cave into the naysayers who predict the end of the world. Keep fighting the good fight.
"And herein do I exercise myself, to have always a conscience void of offence toward God, and toward men."