/* Position Is Everything */ — Modern browser bugs explained in Firefox pledge map - pledges as a % of population (sorry this post was initially messy – when you get off a transatlantic red-eye and have fifteen minutes to copy and paste in your post, things are bound to get ugly. It should be all cleaned up now) Mozilla kindly sent me a preliminary data set of download pledges. This data is about 2 days old but should still be more or less instructive. I hope to get more up to date data soon and will update accordingly. According to the raw data the 20 countries where the most people – as a % of the population – pledged to download Firefox. On the one hand it is no surprise that many of these – about half – are small island countries with populations under 100,000 people. But things get more interesting if we strip out the countries with populations under 500,000. I admit that when I wrote the post on Monday about the correlation between the pentagon’s new map and the firefox pledge download map I thought that once the per capita data was analyzed it would sharply change the outcome. Shocker.
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