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Monthly Archives: January 2009
why open video?
[ Note: Mike Shaver gives the short version of this post. I have done a great job of burying the lead here. There's a post from the Wikimedia Foundation on the topic and a post in the Mozilla Blog as … Continue reading
Posted in Firefox, Long Attention Span, Mozilla, OGG, Open Web, Video
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evangelism work week
This week the Evangelism team are all in Mountain View to connect and plan for 2009. A crazy bunch of people who care about a lot of different things – add-ons, documentation, community development and the open web. One of … Continue reading
Posted in Evangelism, Mozilla
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at FOSDEM 2009
For those of you who missed my brief note on twitter + identi.ca, I’ll be at FOSDEM this year to meet people from Europe. Although I’ll mostly be at the Mozilla events for FOSDEM I’ll also be there to talk … Continue reading
Posted in Events, FOSDEM, Mozilla
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some great writing tips from joss whedon
I liked this enough that I thought it warranted an entire weblog post. Joss Whedon has a top ten list of writing tips. I’m always looking for good advice on writing and storytelling and I thought this was great: succinct, … Continue reading
Posted in Storytelling, Writing
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streaming video in firefox
Asa Dotzler has been trying to get live streaming working with our new native video support that’s coming with Firefox 3.1. That is, video that is taken by a camera, encoded and pushed directly out to a web server instead … Continue reading
howto: follow firefox 3.1 beta, trunk or final
Asa points out some incorrect information in an article on Wired about following different branches of development on Chrome. We’ve been doing this at Mozilla for years and years but I thought it might be worth documenting how to do … Continue reading
Posted in Firefox, Google Chrome, howto, Mozilla, QMO
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on delicious
I post a lot of links to my twitter account. I can imagine that it gets a little overwhelming for people. So I’ve started keeping a lot of that on my new delicious account. Feel free to follow me there … Continue reading
Posted in del.icio.us, whoisi
2 Comments
Seven (More) Things You May or May Not Have Wanted to Know About Me
Here’s your link back, O’Grady. These things always have rules. Here they are. Link to your original tagger(s) and list these rules in your post. Share seven facts about yourself in the post. Tag seven people at the end of … Continue reading
Posted in Meme
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