Category Archives: Mozilla

Zbigniew Braniecki joins Mozilla Corp!

My friend Zbigniew Braniecki, long time Mozilla participant, has left Flock and is now employed by Mozilla. I was waiting for him to publicly share this news and now he has with “Joining Mozilla!“.
My first project is to help Mozilla Central/Eastern European communities and raise the awareness of what’s going there in Mozilla project. [...]

Code Rush!

I met up with friend, former colleague, and current Flocker Richard Phan to watch the hour documentary Code Rush last night.
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Silkroad Online, “Optimized under below condition”

My friend Brian Keeler mentioned that he has been playing a little bit of a video game called Silkroad. So I went to the game’s web site to find out what it is about. If I clicked any of the links on the page, the screen was replaced by:
[logo]
Web page of Silkroad Online is optimized [...]

Parakey in the Tubes?

As I continue to eagerly await Blake Ross and Joe Hewitt’s Parakey, Tubes at least on the surface looks like what I understand Parakey is planned to be.
Regardless of others being first to market, or providing a basic solution in the existing context of P2P, Parakey will continue to be much anticipated because of [...]

Still browsehappying?

While trying to track down a bug using Internet Explorer and deleting categories in WordPress (ticket:3343, no luck yet figuring out the cause), I clicked the link in the WordPress control interface to browsehappy, and then today while checking out Glipper, a clipboard manager for Ubuntu, I noticed it had a browsehappy badge as [...]

Parakey?

No, not talking butter.
Parakey: a service, a product, a platform to bring life to the web by Firefox wonderboys? A “Web operating system that can do everything an OS can do”? IEEE Spectrum article
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Firefox 2 and Ubuntu 6.10

This has been a great week for two of the software products I care most about. Firefox 2 and Ubuntu 6.10. The first should be your web browser on Microsoft Windows, and the second should be if you are ready to leave your frustrations with Windows behind.

Develop diverse widespread community commitment

Chris Messina in response to his own post (with a little help from Richard MacManus):
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IE 7 just released

Yesterday. Upgrading to it on some of my test computers for my WordPress testing (IE) unpleasure.
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Put on a FactoryJoe Helmet?

When I saw Chris Messina’s most recent Flickr set, I joked to him on instant messaging that "it seems like you have put on your helmet". I did not know the context and thought he was getting ready to battle "the man". That was before I had seen his post titled send_pings and losing [...]