Monthly Archives: April 2009

I hope this makes you smile as much as I did this week

Sarah and Francesca rock pretty hard. Update: Now available on the Mozilla Community Store! Paul and Joe also had their bliz-shirts. Because they are awesome. Everyone else wanted to know where you can buy the t-shirt. You can get them … Continue reading

Posted in Humor | 5 Comments

understanding climate change on earth day

It’s earth day so I thought today might be a good day to post this.  I’ve been sitting on a set of tabs in my browser for a long time now – months I think – and I think that … Continue reading

Posted in Climate Change, Long Attention Span | 18 Comments

my thoughts on google’s 3d experiment

Google has announced the availability of a plugin that implements 3D technology and makes it available over the web. You can read about the announcement in in the Google Code Blog and in an excellent article by Ryan Paul in … Continue reading

Posted in 3D, Design, Firefox, Google, Mozilla, Open Web, OpenGL, Performance, Standards | 25 Comments

another fantastic open video demo

This is essentially a re-post of what both Tristan and Paul wrote up, but I thought it was worth re-posting because it’s that good. If you have Firefox 3.1b3 you can try the demo here.

Posted in Firefox, Mozilla, Open Web, Video, Web Standards | 4 Comments

speaking at the o’reilly velocity conference – june 23rd

I’ll be speaking at the O’Reilly Velocity Conference on June 23rd in San Jose, CA.  There’s a presentation/panel on What Makes Browsers Performant that I’ll be part of.  We’ll have reps from both Google and Microsoft there as well.  Should … Continue reading

Posted in Mozilla, Performance, Speaking | 1 Comment