Don't work on Firefox 3.5.1

Java != JavaScript

According to the link, Microsoft says they'll fix it in IE9. So that's alright then.

With no-script add-on, of course.

Javascript = what javascript?

So, apparently if you ask a browser to do an awful lot of work, it sometimes has problems?

Is that why my Fibonacci sequence won't run for more than a day or two on any machine?

We've all made that mistake once. It was 12 years ago for me and still bear the scars from a Java devver.

Back on topic, doesn't work in FF 3.011 either. *click* *click* *click* NS_DOM_ERROR_NOT_SUPPORTED.

Amazed at Ubuntu killing of random processes though.

See title (and http://www.w3.org/DOM/)

while (1)

void *foo = malloc(1000000);

Not the memory leak, just the massive allocation.

And though it isn't memory, there's always this gem:

while (1)

fork();

Whats the big deal?

to compare the vulnerabilities and patching priorities of all browsers across all platforms. See which browsers are fixed first and download them. Those that come in last are the least worth your consideration. Then everyone could shut up about browsers.

lynx forever!

"by tricking a browser into allocating huge chunks of memory"

You mean trying to use ITV's TV Guide?

All the other browsers have either fixed it or are letting it be (M$) but what about the golden child of the computing world?

Oh wait, thats right. Any mention of it on the forums will be deleted the user account deleted and the long arm of the lawyers with a defamation lawsuit to those who dared to badmouth Apple. My bad.

/Yes yes let the flames commence.

Seems that Linux, or Kubuntu at least, fails it's duty as an operating system.

After watching Konqueror eat its way through 6GB of physical and 4GB of swap memory I can only conclude that I need to find a Linux kernel that actually works or get the NVIDIA drivers working under BSD or OpenSolaris ASAP.

Who knew mainstream Linux wasn't an operating system?

But isn't memory consumption always an issue in mobile devices?

Say, with that handle, are you trying to write Greasemonkey scripts using Java by any chance?

That could explain any problems you've been experiencing.

Just tested it with FF 3.0.11. A whole lot of nuffin happened. So there's only reason to panic if you haven't updated to latest patch, innit? Same old, same old...

Javascript's only relationship to Java was a desire to ride the former on the latter's coat-tails back when Java was going to solve world hunger and then some.

if I can I embed JavaScript in an email and send it to my mates new JesusPhone?

I thought that was the default behaviour for Firefox?

I've run my college final year (a natty little DOS based application) project on nearly every version of windoze I ever had access to, the best result was a total lock-up, usually I got the BSOD.

Still, what do you expect, writing directly to the screen.... Ahhhhh those were the days.....

NVIDIA's drivers should work out of the box on OpenSolaris. In addition they are heavily tested as SMI ships NVIDIA boards in a number of their products.

Mine's the one with 2009.06 and an NVIDIA card in the pocket...

.. that the code does NOT loop to cause this failure!

Pretty poor after 9 years and as a standard 'feature' of ...DOM..

Top marks to M$ for "just saying no" - But Bill, I just downloaded IE8!??!

*I downloaded it as there are times when we are forced to use IE....