Internet Explorer users have lower IQ says study

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04 Aug 2011, 2:21 pm

pratchettfan wrote:
Anyone who willingly uses, 'thinking outside the box', 'going forward', 'de-layering', 'adhocracy' or 'tangentery' should be burned at the stake, in my opinion.
At the very least. 8)


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15 Aug 2011, 10:50 pm

ie used to have issues in the past. microsoft improved it by releasing new os verions of windows. but to say that win7 allows ie to be turned off from control panel. before you couldn't even do it. now its possible. but other browsers should be bundled to improve iq.



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16 Aug 2011, 8:46 am

I dunno about the users, but I'd definitely say the developers of IE aren't as intelligent as those of Firefox ... :lol:



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17 Aug 2011, 1:01 am

microsoft that developed it don't focus on the matter anymore. plus i know why computers run slow. take a guess on what causes it. not viruses. how are programs installed correctly?



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17 Aug 2011, 10:25 pm

Or maybe just the developers of Opera have a high IQ for inventing such a clever media campaign. Hands up those who installed Opera when that news article came out *raises hand*



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18 Aug 2011, 11:38 am

*continues happily using Firefox anyway*


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19 Aug 2011, 11:34 am

Be cautious when you read any thing that contains the phrase "according to a new study..." or "recent studies say that..." because it usually isn't long before they come up with some new study that contradicts with the slightly older study. Ooo golly-gee, was I using big words for someone with a lowered IQ??? :duh: