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And all of this work is, in this case, done only because the user wanted to watch a funny cat Flash video on the Internet; which makes the user feel like he is a god. | And all of this work is, in this case, done only because the user wanted to watch a funny cat Flash video on the Internet; which makes the user feel like he is a god. | ||
β | The title text refers to {{w|Maru (cat)|Maru the cat}}, a cat who became very popular on YouTube | + | The title text refers to {{w|Maru (cat)|Maru the cat}}, a cat who became very popular on YouTube. Cueball questions his god-like capabilities by wondering why can't he own Maru. |
Flash was an early way to make fluid media (such as games and animations) online that didn't require transmitting much data in a time where internet speeds averaged about 300KB/s. One of its uses was for video playing in a time where many browsers did not natively support playing media. It is now superseded by {{w|HTML5}} technologies [[2405: Flash Gatsby|and discontinued at the very beginning of 2021]]. | Flash was an early way to make fluid media (such as games and animations) online that didn't require transmitting much data in a time where internet speeds averaged about 300KB/s. One of its uses was for video playing in a time where many browsers did not natively support playing media. It is now superseded by {{w|HTML5}} technologies [[2405: Flash Gatsby|and discontinued at the very beginning of 2021]]. |