Computer is killing me
Here's a little bit of fucked up trivia.
If you have a webpage in Safari open on your iPhone (you do have an iPhone now don't you?) If you open a page on the built in browser that has a phone number on it, clicking on it dials the phone. That's a nice feature.
The bug is that the feature carries over to TCP/IP addresses. So if you have an iPhone (why do I douubt that you do? Doesn't every one?) Click on this:
192.168.0.1
Now click on this:
http://66.30.66.128/
So it dials the bad number and doesn't recognize the good and proper html for a real website.
If you have a webpage in Safari open on your iPhone (you do have an iPhone now don't you?) If you open a page on the built in browser that has a phone number on it, clicking on it dials the phone. That's a nice feature.
The bug is that the feature carries over to TCP/IP addresses. So if you have an iPhone (why do I douubt that you do? Doesn't every one?) Click on this:
192.168.0.1
Now click on this:
http://66.30.66.128/
So it dials the bad number and doesn't recognize the good and proper html for a real website.
Labels: I Am Better Then You, iPhone, Irony, iRule
posted by Dean ASC at 11:58 PM
2 Comments:
Sure enough. I bet they fix this soon, somehow. At least it gives you a dialog asking to confirm or cancel the dialing.
It ignores the html and still tries to dial the number on the second one.
On a funny totally off topic note... I can't believe Comcast actually let me register the email address
craptasticservice@comcast.net
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