“My secret to success is telling the truth and not holding back on what others think I shouldn’t say or rap about.”
To me, this kind of applies to a security researchers world. As a vendor will tell them not to tell the public about how much their product sucks, and how many flaws do actually exist until the feel the need to patch them.
I have had a few people, and reporters ask me what browser is used most to hit my site? Well believe it or not, Internet Explorer outnumbered Firefox by almost 10%. This really surprises me because I thought more savvy people came to my site for information, but I guess thats not true. Also I guess its worth mentioning that 92.55% are IE6, and 5.41% were IE7. As for Firefox 22.71% were version 1.5.0.1, 10.76% version 1.0.7 and 4.27% were version 2.0.
Below are stats for the entire year of 2006.
Below are stats for December of 2006. As you can see, IE and Firefox are almost at 50/50.
So if you are using Internet Explorer, or any other browser I would suggest you install Firefox not only for security reasons but for an overall better Internet experience! These stats were taken from Google Analytics.
I was talking to one of my friends the other day who has a few (12) vespas and he said that its probally impossible to do a wheelie on a Vespa..
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Looks like it can be done to me..
