RIP of the day
RIP of the day
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- jaylarson10
buh bye!
- :-(PhanLo
- yup, uninstalled a few days ago.renderedred
- finallyKrassy
- End of an era.
Steve Jobs wins; from the grave.ideaist - You made my 1st gen phone look slow, so I bandwagoned support from apple fanboys and everyone who hated the one illegitimate use of flash: ads. Cya!SteveJobs
- Thank god.NBQ00
- But then again nobody was using Flash in recent years except some illegal Sports streaming sites.NBQ00
- yeah, I thought it died 5+ years ago. LOLKrassy
- Flash websites from mid 2000's was a great time to be alive as a digital creative persona.shapesalad
- Fuck you Steve Job, rot in peace.utopian
- Yep! Egomedia was fun!MondoMorphic
- Steve has nothing to do with flash dying.monospaced
- trying to do research via waybackmachine and some sites are flash which dont seem to get archived. crapSquiddy
- @monospaced he denied its involvement in his post pc era idea and as a result it died. He didn’t cause it but he expedited it.ideaist
- Steve's dream finally happened. A shame it stagnated web design for a decade.formed
- Tinkering around with Flash at uni opened the door to time based media for me. I'd never be doing half the stuff i am now if not for Flash!DaveO
- I used to sit in Barnes and Noble and read through books on Flash. It made the web new and exciting and it really felt like the future.SteveJobs
- Meanwhile, front-end web developers were trying to figure out the best way to achieve rounded corners on a div without using images.SteveJobs
- Acting like the iPhone affected flash on websites is hilarious. Flash worked on all other phones at the time.monospaced
- Of course Jobs was part of its demise. but there is no need to mourn Flash, everything that Flash did can still be done, the issue is the web(mostly) got boringfadein11
- and there are many reasons for that, some of us included.fadein11