Is my SVG PacMan now playable in Safari on iPhone?

[FlatAssembler]

I could do a simple test whether or not iPhones exist: ask a few people who have an iPhone what happens if you try to run my PacMan on an iPhone. If they agree on what happens then, then iPhones probably exist. If they don't agree or refuse to tell me what happens, that means iPhones probably don't exist. Since people who claim to be iPhone users refuse to tell me, that means iPhones probably aren't real.

If I refuse to let someone borrow my car, does that mean cars don't exist? Moron.

Boru

Not the same thing. The evidence that cars exist is overwhelming: everybody has seen one, and almost everybody has used one.

[Angrboda]

If I refuse to let someone borrow my car, does that mean cars don't exist? Moron.

Boru

Not the same thing. The evidence that cars exist is overwhelming: everybody has seen one, and almost everybody has used one.

I doubt that you've even bothered to ask any great number of people if they've seen a car. Like many other things, this seems to come straight from your ass.

[BrianSoddingBoru4]

If I refuse to let someone borrow my car, does that mean cars don't exist? Moron.

Boru

Not the same thing. The evidence that cars exist is overwhelming: everybody has seen one, and almost everybody has used one.

Precisely the same thing. The evidence that iPhones exist is overwhelming. In fact, there are very nearly as many iPhones in the world as there are cars.

But you (deliberately, I think) miss the point. The fact that I decline to let someone else use an item is not evidence that the item does not exist.

Boru

[FlatAssembler]

Not the same thing. The evidence that cars exist is overwhelming: everybody has seen one, and almost everybody has used one.

Precisely the same thing. The evidence that iPhones exist is overwhelming. In fact, there are very nearly as many iPhones in the world as there are cars.

But you (deliberately, I think) miss the point. The fact that I decline to let someone else use an item is not evidence that the item does not exist.

Boru

It is evidence, it's just not an absolute proof.

[BrianSoddingBoru4]

Precisely the same thing. The evidence that iPhones exist is overwhelming. In fact, there are very nearly as many iPhones in the world as there are cars.

But you (deliberately, I think) miss the point. The fact that I decline to let someone else use an item is not evidence that the item does not exist.

Boru

It is evidence, it's just not an absolute proof.

Wrong.

Boru

[Ravenshire]

Precisely the same thing. The evidence that iPhones exist is overwhelming. In fact, there are very nearly as many iPhones in the world as there are cars.

But you (deliberately, I think) miss the point. The fact that I decline to let someone else use an item is not evidence that the item does not exist.

Boru

It is evidence, it's just not an absolute proof.

You claim to be in university, so why do you keep acting like a petulant adolescent?

[FlatAssembler]

It is evidence, it's just not an absolute proof.

You claim to be in university, so why do you keep acting like a petulant adolescent?

What does "petulant" mean?

[BrianSoddingBoru4]

You claim to be in university, so why do you keep acting like a petulant adolescent?

What does "petulant" mean?

Google can help you with that.

Boru

[Nay_Sayer]

I decided to run this via an emulator.

It works but it's the most horrendously slow thing ever. For reference, there are old Atari Pacman clones that run smoother.

[Angrboda]

I decided to run this via an emulator.

It works but it's the most horrendously slow thing ever.  For reference, there are old Atari Pacman clones that run smoother.

It's because he doesn't know how to program.