Err.. Chrome, Firefox version numbers and the need for "rapid releases" and "always-on-going-HTML5 <standard>".

(Pretty sure the dictionary has a different interpretation of "standard"). Google != your brain.

I was talking about the part you put in quotes:

  "Numbers don't mean anything anymore they say"

Normally quote marks (the " character) are used if you're quoting something, so I was wondering where you are quoting that from. To be pedantic, what I'm looking for is a citation (of the quote, not of the fact).