No. Better standards support has been on the IE roadmap for a while. They aren't exactly breaking any speed records doing so, but this is consistent with the direction set by IE7, IMHO, and what MS has been publicly saying for quite a while.
"It looks like an object element that's pointing to
a non-existent page (http://www.webstandards.org/404/)
should be falling through, but that page is
now returning a response status of 200 (success) instead
of 404. Was it previously correctly returning a 404
response?"
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I use that, and it works well. Evolt has archived versions of approximately 7835987345 different browsers.
The end of the world must be near!
"It looks like an object element that's pointing to a non-existent page (http://www.webstandards.org/404/) should be falling through, but that page is now returning a response status of 200 (success) instead of 404. Was it previously correctly returning a 404 response?"