(h/t iowntheworld.com)

Another Jesse Ventura. Boom.

This legislation is NOT RIGHT.   It’s going to cost us ALL.

(h/t gateway pundit)

Shame on these Republicans for betraying their constituents.

Mary Bono Mack (CA)	Dave Reichert (WA)
John McHugh (NY)	Frank LoBiondo (NJ)
Leonard Lance (NJ)	Mark Kirk (IL)
Mike Castle (DE)	Chris Smith (NJ)

Kudos to the 44 Democrats that know bad legislation when they see it:

Altmire, Arcuri, Barrow, Berry, Boren, Bright, Carney, Childers, Costa, Costello, Dahlkemper, Davis (AL), Davis (TN), DeFazio, Donnelly (IN), Edwards (TX), Ellsworth, Foster, Griffith, Herseth Sandlin, Holden, Kirkpatrick (AZ), Kissell, Kucinich, Marshall, Massa, Matheson, McIntyre, Melancon, Minnick, Mitchell, Mollohan, Nye, Ortiz, Pomeroy, Rahall, Rodriguez, Ross, Salazar, Stark, Tanner, Taylor, Visclosky, Wilson (OH)

(h/t michelle malkin)

No doubt you’ve seen this ridiculous “Get the Facts” browser comparison chart put out by Microsoft last week.

It’s insulting and misleading, IMO.

Of course they are comparing the brand-new IE8 and Firefox 2.0.7, which is not even the current version.  Guess they are figuring that people are really that stupid.

Here are some comments on each thing in the grid:

• Security – Let me guess — more user access control prompt nonsense built right in on whether accept ActiveX on a site by site basis?
• Privacy – Yeah, Chrome and Firefox 3.5 have both of those.
• Ease of Use – Blah, blah, blah about the Accelerators, Web Slices and Visual Search.  People don’t really care about that stuff.  The interface of IE6 was more intuitive than IE7 and IE8, in my opinion.  I still don’t understand why they moved the home button and buried the Tools and Internet Options
• Web Standards – Firefox is open source and has consistently done a better job complying to web standards that IE for years.
• Developer Tools – Uh, OK.  Who cares if you have add Firebug to Firefox?  Oooh, that’s really hard.
• Reliability – Yeah, nice try.
• Customizability – IE and Chrome can’t beat Firefox add-ons.   Yeah, but the add-ons I’m using in Firefox are features that aren’t currently in even IE8.
• Compatibility – Really??  IE is compatible??   As a web developer that’s had to code around IE bugs for years, spare me.
• Manageability – Microsoft controls the desktops in most companies.  Of course, it has better manageability. Not only that but IE8 is a critical Windows Update.
• Performance – Chrome is snappy. Firefox 3.5 is just as fast.

Like a wise Lifehacker commenter said:

IE8 is pretty reliable. It finished downloading Firefox without a single crash.

UPDATE: Here’s a funny parody site.

(h/t hacked gadgets)

I don’t remember life without you.

I love you, Sweetheart.

Let’s start planning now.

Paper tiger.

(h/t digital inspiration)