Archive for the 'Mz' Category
I plan to post about my month long frolic in Thailand soon enough – a month’s worth of photos take a while to sort through - but this seemed so incredibly strange that I had to blog it.
A couple days ago, AOL released AIM for Mac Beta 1 (henceforth called “AIM”), a completely rewritten version [...] As I mentioned in my last post on the matter, we need to take Talkback down to remove a lot of data and start fresh. That will be happening tonight at 5pm PDT. We’re not sure how long it will take to remove the data and rebuild the tables, so expect to lose Talkback for [...] Here’s an interesting canvas demo site from the guy behind Blogoscoped.
Talkback is getting huge. Most people don’t realize that the size of Talkback (the database and the amount of processing needed) has grown immensely in the last couple of years as the userbase of Firefox has grown. Talkback wasn’t made to scale in the way we’ve needed it to. This is one of the (many) [...] I’d like to post a quick goodbye to four people leaving the Mozilla Corporation this week. (Alright, one is leaving next next, but my frequency of posting is too low to write a second post.)
Scott and David: Your work on Thunderbird over the past years is most appreciated by your millions of users, myself included. [...] Since the UNCONFIRMED status was first added to Mozilla’s Bugzilla, we’ve had a problem with unconfirmed bugs. These bugs can sit for days, weeks, months, even years without any sort of triage to confirm or close. As a result, over the years we’ve gone from 29 unconfirmed bugs on February 17, 2000, to a high [...] I forgot to mention… On Monday (yesterday), I started work at the Mozilla Corporation. So forgetful am I.
Recently, there has been a lot of discussion on Google’s motives and business plan. Rumors have been spread about a possible entry into the browser and instant message (IM) markets. Of course, with the purchase of Picasa, Google already has an entry in the IM marked (via Hello). So waht’s their direction? Where are they [...] In the last few months, Mozilla Firefox has grown from a browser suited for developers to one suited for the common user. While features still exist that cater to the developer crowd, the Mozilla Foundation has made it explicit that they wish for Firefox to be an easy-to-use browser. Understanding this, we must work to [...]