RIP Internet Explorer 6
I would like to give my condolences to the users of IE6 and hope in the near future you will see a better light. IE6funeral.com is where you can find more information on when it died and when the funeral took place.
I'm sorry but this is just hilarious! IE6funeral.com was launched recently in an attempt to have a holding ground for the funeral of Internet Explorer 6. According to the site, Internet Explorer 6 died March 1st 2010 and the funeral was held March 4th.
"Internet Explorer Six, resident of the interwebs for over 8 years, died the morning of March 1, 2010 in Mountain View, California, as a result of a workplace injury sustained at the headquarters of Google, Inc. Internet Explorer Six, known to friends and family as "IE6," is survived by son Internet Explorer Seven, and grand-daughter Internet Explorer Eight.
Thanks to all who came out last night, and thanks Microsoft for sending flowers!"
- IE6funeral.com
If this funeral really touched your heart you may support its efforts by heading over and buying IE6Funeral.com T-shirts and follow its Twitter account.
So is this a little bit too much? I personally think this is hilarious! You should really take the time to go over there and experience the funeral for yourself along with leaving a remembrance comment for the late Internet Explorer 6.
Steve Jobs VS Adobe Flash
I'm guessing you have all heard of the iPad by now. I personally have mixed feelings about it but that's another post for another day.
Right now I want to talk about Steve Jobs and Adobe Flash.
Steve jobs has absolutely no plans on having Adobe Flash integrated within the iPad. Quite a handful of consumers are up in arms about this and also the fact that the iPad has no camera. Even I was expecting it to have a camera!
Steve jobs states that Adobes Flash is a CPU hog on today's consumer computing devices. He truly believes HTML5 is the future. In his case I hope he's right, he has a lot of convincing to do and he hasn't convinced me.
Let's face it, Adobe Flash has its ups and downs on Apple's devices. Could it be that Apple's devices should be questioned? Don't get me wrong you guys know my opinions on Apple. 
So I don't really have an ending conclusion to this but I would certainly like get your guys opinions on Steve Jobs and Adobe Flash's loving relationship. Do you think he is right? Do you think we will ever see Adobe Flash on the iPad? Let me know.
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