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If for no reason other than we will have regular updates to look at from IE9, I am happy with the announcements of the day, @Sushubh :)
@sprynmr I appreciate your point, but don't agree with the "failed miserably" part - there's FAIL in all our work, and WIN in all of it too.
From @poleydee: venue change announcement #TFTLasvegas now at 7pm in Fushia at Luxor. Expert panel discuss UX topics in the round. #MIX10
That my dear brother in arms @cwilso, is because you were in the direct line of fire for a decade. I couldn't have done it, you are a hero.
No @sprynmr I have to disagree. If everyone built on webkit, there'd be a new monopoly. And no creative competition for innovation.
The Web standards movement in my opinion should not be about attacking each other. We've years of evidence that doesn't work. At all.
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C'mon people. Why is some good browser news never enough? We will always argue technology, so let's celebrate all of our successes too, ok?
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A new cocktail, suggests Microsoft's @sgalineau. Call it the Ogg Neg. As an Opera employee, I believe I'm allowed to kick him for that. ;)
@mijustin for real. Watched it in action today. But it IS h.264, so there's a bit of concern about that as it is not an open codec.
In regards to <canvas> the word isn't out yet, not all new features have been announced. Keep your eyes and ears on ieblog.
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@CalebJenkins Yep, that was my cue to start packing up and getting out of here, particularly while I'm still feeling really positive :D
Okay, now the word "Monetize" has appeared on screen. Time to sneak out and get the coffee I didn't get in order to get a good seat.
@sgalineau LOL! Don't you mean "have a passionate discussion about codecs" oh wait. That does mean drink. :P