Reads headline - āIs this some kind of superstitious āmedicineā thing?ā
As it turns out, only sort of. It looks like there is some legitimate medicine behind it, but thereās absolutely no reason not just to synthesize the compound - leaving the bears out of the picture.
It also doesnāt sound like a very effective chemical to begin with. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ursodeoxycholic_acid
So are they just deliberately throttling site loading on non-IE browsers, or are we entering a ārennaissanceā of over-animated, long-loading flash-like HTML5 websitesā¦
I dunno, but clicking on Chapter 1 in Safari crashed my Mac pretty hard. Music kept playing but everything else was frozen but the mouse cursor, couldnāt force-quit or nothin.
Itās far less effective than my preferred alternative: TCM practitioner bile. Unlike these poor bears I put TCM practitioners out of their misery quickly.
It already happened. We need HTML5 blockers. 
A week or so ago I half-jokingly suggested M$ must have hired someone whoās good at PR, given theyāre boycotting that dodgy security conferenceā¦
If I see another good thing about M$ soon, Iāll have to conclude thatās not a joke.
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