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Recently I’ve beginning to wonder why I try to support IE6 anymore.
Vista and Window 7 do not support Multiple IEs and never will.

So I’ve just had to install XP into a virtual machine, just to test with IE6.  Upon launching IE6 for the first time, I was greated with a broken page.  This broken page just happens to be the first page IE7 users see.

Microsoft is no longer maintaing IE6 user’s experience.
IE8 was launch in March 2009, which means that anyone using IE6 is 2 browser generations behind.

They need a kick up the behind.

There is a website called IE6Update that has a information bar telling people to upgrade.
This seems a little too subtle.

My solution is to display an overlay that hides the current website, and telling them they need to upgrade to Firefox.

Now I don’t have to test my websites in IE6.

Download jQuery.IE6 Now (109KiB)

The download consists of the javascript plugin, css, html, a picture and jquery.

You don’t really need to use jquery to achieve this, you could just include the html in your site.
The reason I didn’t, was to allow the browser to be able to cache it.

I recently stumbled upon RRRRThats5Rs.com

There is a game called "Make the world a Better Place".

The object of this game is to throw a computer away, as far as possible, inspiring others.

As you can see above, the first two throws happen as expected.
However the third throw did not.

Since making the video, the game has reached a score of 2 million.
I think it is safe to say that the game is pretty much end-less.

Their about page explains a lot more about this.

I found myself recently looking for computer games at tesco.com.

Some of the games that I want to get have yet to be released.
I was interested in when they would be released and for how much.

Imagine my surprise when I found out that "Alone in the Dark" was due for release in January 2020.

KFC has recently re-launched the Wrapstar.

The Wrapstar contains two crispy stips of chicken, cheese, tostada, pepper mayo, salsa, lettuce, tomato and a flour tortilla.

The Marketing

The Result

You see the oddest of things in the real world.

This message was seen on a XBox 360 during the Christmas Sales in Game store.

We are unsure as to the intent of the message.

Is it?

1. Humour?
2. Stupidity?
3. or the Xbox is broken and they have no idea when it will be fixed?

Personally we feel it’s either option 1 or 3.