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Author Archives: Christopher Blizzard
disabling websockets for firefox 4
We’ve decided to disable support for WebSockets in Firefox 4, starting with beta 8 due to a protocol-level security issue. Beta 7 included support for the -76 version of the protocol, the same version that’s included with Chrome and Safari. … Continue reading
Posted in Firefox, Standards, WebSockets
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websockets – shipping before it’s ready?
Anne from Opera has posted about their support for WebSockets in Opera 10.70. Unfortunately, they will be shipping -76, which is a version of the protocol that will be replaced. And it’s in the official namespace, which means that if … Continue reading
Posted in Web Standards, WebSockets
18 Comments
my favorite TED talk
A lot of people like the talks about technology, or science, or environment-changing discoveries, or well-known leaders. But this is my favorite, and it’s one that I think most people haven’t seen about wisdom, moral courage and leadership.
Posted in Storytelling, Video
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24 Hours of LeMons
First, you need to understand that this is a post about racing. Racing cars. I’m a bit of a motorhead and I like things like this so if you don’t care about cars or you think they are dumb then … Continue reading
Posted in Cars, Lemons
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new role at mozilla – director of web platform
For the last couple of years I’ve been responsible for our wonderful Evangelism group at Mozilla. We’ve been responsible for a combination of developer relations, standards work and outbound developer-focused communications. If you’ve followed our work on hacks and devmo, … Continue reading
Posted in Mozilla
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a map of the open web
A few months ago I sat down with Philipp Schmidt and Arun and helped to map out what the open web skill set would look like, mapped as a cloud. This was the first draft, and I thought that it … Continue reading
Posted in Open Web
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all tomorrow’s parties
hey kids it’s a puppet show place coin in slot to make it go
Posted in Video
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