Yes, master, you are the only OS, master
I visited a site to see what times Breakfast on Pluto [you need broadband for that link] is airing in our local theater on Friday. So the page came up, I clicked on “Fri”, and nothing happened. Hmm. Try again, try reload, nope. Ok, fine: View->Page Source. The first few lines told me the evil truth:
<script language=”VBSCRIPT”>
Function ScheduleRequest(ByVal ReqDate)
Dim pitimes.seldate.value = CDate(ReqDate)
ScheduleRequest=”"
Set oXML = createobject(”Microsoft.XMLHTTP”)
oXML.open “POST”, times.gateway.value, False
… etc …
Yes, Dark Lord, your wish is my command, no one shall buy a movie ticket online unless they run Wind0ws.
Why the hell would someone choose to implement this in Visual Basic ? <spit/>
(Turns out the movie’s stopping in Ireland on Friday. At least the DVD’s out in April in the US, and hopefully not too much later in Ireland and the UK.)
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If it’s anything like Wired used to be, they will look at there browser stats and say why bother supporting other browsers when only IE users visit. When the reason other browsers don’t visit is because they don’t work.
Comment by sven — March 1, 2006 @ 17:17 GMT