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Monthly Archives: July 2008
fennec on the big screen
This image was taken from the overhead projector during Jay’s morning talk about mobile.
two cool things: ogg support in mozilla and canvas for IE
Two cool things coming out at the summit today. First, Mozilla is committing to include native support for OGG video and audio in its next release that includes support for the video element tag. (Very likely to be Firefox 3.1 … Continue reading
this is what the mozilla community looks like
Developers, managers, execs, testers, translators, qa folks, build folks, admins, artists, interface designers, HR people, sys admins, community development folks, and many more. Pretty awesome. And this is just the tip of the iceberg.
Posted in Mozilla
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this whoisi feature is brought to you by joe shaw
My good friend Joe did some coding for whoisi a few weeks ago and I finally got around to merging it into the production code base. He’s added a really handy little feature: recommendations. If you’re following a few people … Continue reading
Posted in whoisi
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road runner: now 3% faster than dialup
I’ve been following Om Malik as he writes about the upcoming metered, capped broadband that cable companies are starting to shift to in the US. Here’s a quote from an article that he posted recently: Road Runner Standard package provides … Continue reading
Posted in AT&T, Internet Access, Regulations, Time Warner Cable
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speaking on monday at OSCON
I’ll be speaking at OSCON on monday at the open mobile exchange. I’m speaking at 2pm with a talk titled the browser is the new open mobile platform. Should be fun – come and say hi!
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a session worth attending at OSCON
I didn’t realize it but both Ben and Taras will be at OSCON and will be talking about code analysis and code rewriting. While that might sound boring, it’s not. In fact, if you’re interested at all in how to … Continue reading
Posted in Mozilla, oscon
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the new GNOME duality
Havoc mentioned that he had talked to me about the emerging GNOME duality after coming back from GUADEC. He also suggested that I post something about it. I’ll try to put my thoughts down here on paper. First of all, … Continue reading
Posted in GNOME
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whoisi activity stream for OSCON 2008
In my original post on whoisi I made a remark about wanting to keep track of events: You also might notice that I have an entry above that just says “@fisl2008″. This is me just playing with events. One thing … Continue reading
Posted in oscon, whoisi
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