Google search for “blink html”
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Google search for “blink html”
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Re: Google search for “blink html”
#2I've wanted them to do this for years, and I know I'm not the first person to think of it. I wonder what made them decide to finally try out a user experience like this.
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#3I've wanted them to do this for years, and I know I'm not the first person to think of it. I wonder what made them decide to finally try out a user experience like this.
A developer had some spare time and decided to spend it on this, most likely.
Re: Google search for “blink html”
#4Look at me gooooo!!!!
Re: Google search for “blink html”
#5I feel slightly ill now. I once did this on my netscape binary:
perl -pi -e 's//\0/'Re: Google search for “blink html”
#6I am somewhat inspired to put an easter egg in my current project.
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#7I looked at it and wondered what was so special about it. Only when I read the comments did I suspect that I had been protected from some great evil by my browser.
You see, I use Firefox. Firefox removed support a while ago.
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#8I looked at it and wondered what was so special about it. Only when I read the comments did I suspect that I had been protected from some great evil by my browser. You see, I use Firefox. Firefox removed support a while ago.
Interesting, because I am also using Firefox and I see the blink tags.
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#9I looked at it and wondered what was so special about it. Only when I read the comments did I suspect that I had been protected from some great evil by my browser. You see, I use Firefox. Firefox removed support a while ago.
I see the blinking. Firefox 27.0.1 here
Re: Google search for “blink html”
#10I feel slightly ill now. I once did this on my netscape binary: perl -pi -e 's/ /\0/'
Did the binary still run after you did that? (I assume you actually replaced with 7 NULs?)