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Internet Explorer is helping users (at last)
Spending millions of dollars, Microsoft came up with a new version of Internet Explorer (not really):
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2 comments:
That just made my life, I'm not going to lie.
The best part is that it's completely true (I use Linux anyway, so I don't need to deal with IE)
Finally, the IE developers have come to their senses.
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