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Monthly Archives: March 2009
bringing accelerated 3D to the web
[ See Vlad's post on this topic, Arun's post in the Mozilla standards blog and the official Mozilla blog post. ] Today Mozilla and the Khronos group announced that Mozilla will be leading an initiative to bring accelerated 3D to … Continue reading
Posted in Open Web, OpenGL, Web Standards
51 Comments
two good stories about the banks
I’m going to point out two good stories about the banks today. I thought they were both very informative. But mostly I thought they were worth posting because they were incredibly different in their style and approach. The first is … Continue reading
Posted in Economics, Storytelling
1 Comment
the open video conference – june 19-20 in NYC
On June 19th and 20th, there will be a conference in New York City on open video. If you’re interested in the problems around open video and want to talk with other people, many of whom are working on solutions, … Continue reading
Posted in Communities, Events, Freedom, Mozilla, OGG, Open Web, Video
3 Comments
open web video screencast #3 – creating your own player
Chris Double posted about this but I thought it might be worth it to put together a simple video screencast of what this actually looked like in practice. It’s a damn neat idea and opens up all kinds of possibilities. … Continue reading
Posted in Firefox, JavaScript, Mozilla, OGG, Open Web, Video, Web Standards
17 Comments
watching the firefox 3.1 beta 3 release on social media networks
At Mozilla we do a lot of releases. Every few weeks, we’ll do a minor release to fix security issues and improve the reliability of the browser. On the 3.0 branch, for example, we’re up to Firefox 3.0.7. 7 releases … Continue reading
Posted in Communities, Firefox, identi.ca, Mozilla, Twitter
3 Comments
quick tip: open web video and mime types
A quick note if you’re going to be using OGG open web video hosted on web servers. There’s an important configuration change that you should make so that Firefox recognizes it as video. In my Apache configuration I’ve added this … Continue reading
Posted in howto, OGG, Open Web, Video
10 Comments
yeah, this is worth a post
Thanks to Sarah and iPhoto ’09 for this one. I’m told that you can still buy these shirts at Xiph’s t-shirt store. Pretty awesome.
Posted in Humor
7 Comments