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plokkey · Posted: Tue Jul 15, 2008 9:39 pm

This is the forum for Call of Duty, from the original to #4!

bobert · Posted: Tue Jul 15, 2008 11:38 pm

I own CoD3 and its really fun. i have yet to play 4, though Sad

ialwayswin · Silver Peasant - 4 PP Joined: 05 Jul 2008 Posts: 43

Yeah I was looking forward to that one,I got the 3rd with my 360.

FST6 · Silver Beggar - 1 PP Joined: 03 Jul 2008 Posts: 10

I own it but I suck so I don't play it very often. Plus I don't have much time to play it.
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Jdoggpride · Posted: Fri Aug 29, 2008 10:59 pm

i love call of duty it is fun. I don't have it, but i have played it many times
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ranlin1r · Wood Beggar - 0 PP Joined: 22 Jun 2009 Posts: 5

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BEIJING, July 31 (Xinhuanet) -- A leading technology website has suggested Internet Explorer 6 (IE6) should be

disposed of in the technological garbage heap since it is "outdated". Mashable, a website that draws over 5 million

readers every month, says that with the upcoming release of HTML 5 (Hyper Text Mark-up Language) many IE6 users may

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HTML is the language of the web, and HTML 5 will provide greater functionality. But while old browsers may still work

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Digg, Facebook and YouTube are all about to end their support for IE 6 and are recommending that users switch to a

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It is estimated that between 15 and 25 percent of Internet users browse the web with IE6, partly because it is the

browser that came with the most used operating system Windows XP. But many individuals and companies have simply

failed to upgrade. Digg, a social news website made for people to discover and share content from the Internet,

suggests that more than 70 percent of those using IE6 were forced to do so by their company.
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"Any IT manager who forces his company to run IE 6 in 2009 is dangerously incompetent and should probably not be in

charge of anything more complicated than buying biscuits," suggests Shane Richmond, who writes for the Daily

Telegraph's technology column. But he concedes there may be reasons behind the decision to keep using IE6 despite its

age. "It’s possible that they’re doing this because their company uses an intranet, or some other custom-built web

service, that was designed to work in IE 6 and is useless in any other browser," Richmond says.
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But now there are "far superior browsers like Firefox, Safari, Opera and Chrome, as well as Internet Explorer 8,"

Mashable's Ben Parr says, "IE6 was fine enough for use in 2001, but for web apps to evolve and grow into tools that

run just as seamlessly as desktop apps, the browser that requires the most hacks, time, and energy to make things

work must be set aside."

As more website drift away from providing support for IE6, so too might Internet users think about changing their

browser, says Ben Parr. "The only way at this point that people will upgrade it if their favorite web tools don’t

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