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My problem, if it really is one, with The Oatmeal, is that he isn't creating comics as an art or for entertainment. He creates comics that he knows will be linked to and drive up page views. A great example of this is his recent Christmas comic, where he portrays 30-somthings without kids having horrible holidays, which resulted in a fair amount of 30-year-olds getting mad and linking to his site when explaining why it pissed them off.

This is a great example of how much better the JS engine is in Chrome or Safari than Firefox. FF just seemed to chug for me when the particles really started moving.

Good point. I thought that just as I clicked submit. I guess it's the same no matter what the technology.

I'm really excited about CSS3 lowering our need to rely on things like jQuery, but I can just see some lame tool being made that allow people to animate things and we see hundreds of horrible CSS3 animations.

When do we start making games using HTML5? Or did you mean Flash video? Because Flash does more than just play videos.