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Monthly Archives: May 2008
it’s like a little spy novel
I’ve often heard the mysterious and intentionally vague stories from David about his former employer – NDS. David just posted about an article in wired magazine that interviews one of the people at the heart of a great story. Worth … Continue reading
some random mozilla-related links for your enjoyment
Ari Jaaksi talks about Linux on Phones and what’s going on at Nokia. He mentions that he’s working with us at Mozilla – very true. And good fodder for another post on another day. He also touches on an important … Continue reading
Firefox Download Day
Firefox 3 is about to be released and we’re trying to set a world record for the most number of downloads in a day. So sign up for the list and get ready. Our release date will be announced soon!
Posted in Firefox, Metrics, Mozilla
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an important word from our sponsor
Babies are still cute. That is all. Carry on.
Posted in Samantha
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helvetica
On John’s great review I added Helvetica to my Netflix queue and watched it late last night. What a fantastic documentary! As a movie I felt it was really well done – great pacing, great interviews and felt like it … Continue reading
Posted in Design
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“twitter reach” as a metric?
Karim got me thinking about metrics around twitter. He’s suggesting a followers to following ratio (in my case about 164/132: 1.23 or so – grown from 148/119.) I personally like posts / followers, which helps understand how many people you’re … Continue reading
Posted in Metrics, Twitter
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more background on fsync on linux
Mike Shaver put up an excellent piece on the current status of the fsync issues on Linux. It’s worth a read if you care about such things.
Posted in GNOME, Linux
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some light weekend fare
I present to you: Pork and Beans. You’re welcome.
Posted in Funny, Geek, It Came From The Internet
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mozilla unit testing on linux
Rob Campbell posted a howto for people who want to run Mozilla unit tests on Linux. If you’ve ever wondered how to do it, it’s a decent overview on how to get started. And it’s pretty relevant to what I … Continue reading
Posted in Firefox, GNOME, Linux, Mozilla
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