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by Osmose 13y ago
Two of the three resignations were planned beforehand and were not related to the CEO choice (see the update at the bottom of http://arstechnica.com/business/2014/03/three-mozilla-board-... ).
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by Osmose 13y ago
mbrubeck mentioned that the staff asked for a public statement of some sort in yesterday's weekly project meeting, I assume this is in response to that: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=7460581
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by Osmose 13y ago
> It won't be getting more funding or effort from Mozilla. Correction: There aren't any more employees being paid to develop Persona. Mozilla is still paying for the infrastructure, and the community (which includes paid employ
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by Osmose 13y ago
The weekly public Mozilla Project meeting has some discussion from the executive team about the change and will have Q/A later on: https://air.mozilla.org/the-monday-meeting-20140324/
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by Osmose 13y ago
There's a subreddit for discussing the stream: http://www.reddit.com/r/twitchplayspokemon Of particular note is the live updates and google doc for current party status. Make it way easier to check in on progress
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by Osmose 13y ago
This highlights another one of the problems, which was explaining what Persona was to people. See, there's _technically_ no such thing as a "Persona account". Persona is a system that lets you log in with an account that work
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by Osmose 13y ago
Note that this isn't a blog entry, it's a wiki page. We (Mozilla community) often use the Mozilla wiki as a place to store long-term notes or information. Barring vandalism (which this isn't), you can think of it as a public
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by Osmose 13y ago
Clearly there is a group of non-drinkers that do feel excluded from drinking events, even if that feeling is imagined. One possible solution that doesn't take away drinking events would be to explicitly welcome them. "If you don&#
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by Osmose 13y ago
For people who grew up not drinking in a culture that emphasizes drinking (often in excess), it can be hard. Perhaps you should look at this problem from another angle: Maybe it's not that all these people who have personal problems ar
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Firefox OS coming to TVs, tablets, and desktops(thenextweb.com)
1 points by Osmose 13y ago|0 comments
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by Osmose 13y ago
Case in point: Source code for the careers site linked above can be found at https://github.com/mozilla/lumbergh/ (we just recently released a redesign, yay!)
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Harp – Open-source web server with built-in pre-processing(harpjs.com)
96 points by Osmose 13y ago|30 comments
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by Osmose 13y ago
Indeed, although I honestly have no experience with other templates similar to Playdoh (although I know they exist). In my dream world, Playdoh is a Django project template (rather than this installable-as-command stuff that happened before
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by Osmose 13y ago
I think you might be misunderstanding just how much of playdoh is generic "basic site setup" vs how much is Django/Python-specific configuration. Playdoh is almost completely composed of configuration for a Django site. Your
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by Osmose 13y ago
Disclaimer: I'm a web developer for Mozilla! Note that Playdoh is more specific to Mozilla websites than it should be, specifically around L10n, how it loads libraries, and deployment. It's also not being as actively maintained as
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by Osmose 13y ago
Here's the bug where the option was removed: https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=851702 Limi's blog post "Checkboxes that kill your product" is cited in the bug as a good explanation of the moti
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by Osmose 13y ago
Unless I'm mistaken[1], right now the popup that has multiple emails in it is the part that will eventually become native to the browser itself, so no service should have access to that list of multiple emails. Each of those emails is
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by Osmose 13y ago
The blog post doesn't say it's an either-or question. It says that, given that Mozilla has limited resources, we think it is more effective to focus those resources on changing the law to benefit the user rather than trying to fix
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by Osmose 13y ago
Note that only the active tab is curved; the other tabs have nothing but a line between them. Here's a comparison using the latest UX Nightly: Old: http://cl.ly/image/221j3J1j3R2Q New: http://cl.ly/image/1b1j1m2K2k24 The old one is show
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by Osmose 13y ago
The curves are only on the current tab according to the mockups, the rest are still square. Here's a comparison using the latest UX Nightly branch with two windows at the same width that have enough tabs to switch to "scrolling tab mode" (n
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by Osmose 13y ago
I just tried this on Nightly and the chrome that's left behind (tabs + URL) slide up and out of the way within half a second of entering full screen mode, leaving nothing but the webpage on the screen. Are you sure that this isn't happening
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by Osmose 13y ago
My primary reason for staying on Winamp is that most of the plugins for playing video game console music formats (NSF, PSF, GSF, 2SF, USF, VGZ, KSS, SPC, and others) are written for Winamp. I've found a few programs that play a few of the f
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Poetic APIs - Erik Rose(air.mozilla.org)
1 points by Osmose 14y ago|0 comments
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by Osmose 14y ago
Mozilla webdev here. I could be wrong, but given that the repo is still on Josh's github account ( https://github.com/jdm/asknot ) rather than the official Mozilla organization ( https://github.com/mozilla/ ), my guess is that it's not "off
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by Osmose 14y ago
EDIT: Looks like at least some of my links can also be found on http://www.mozilla.org/en-US/contribute/ . Who knew? My attempt at providing helpful links for your requests (and ignoring the problem of whatcanidoformozilla.org not having t
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by Osmose 14y ago
It doesn't support priorities natively, but I've seen several projects use labels with unicode stars to prioritize. Then, you can filter by that tag to to see all 5-star issues, 4-star issues, etc.
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by Osmose 14y ago
As someone who writes open source software to help solve other peoples' problems, all I can tell you is that it makes me happy to help other people. There's no logical reasoning behind it beyond that I feel good when I've helped someone els
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by Osmose 14y ago
Could you please be explicit about this in the thread title and the webpage itself? This comment is the only thing besides the lack of screenshots of the product itself that indicates that Tavern doesn't exist yet.
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by Osmose 14y ago
Thank you very much for the update! I apologize for being rude before, I don't want to bring you down on a very successful day on Hacker News. :) For what it's worth, though the visual editor doesn't work in Nightly, the code editor + savin
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by Osmose 14y ago
A warning is fine, but I just hate it when a site doesn't even let me try in another browser. I use Firefox Nightly, maybe it fixed the issues that are breaking your app? If you're detecting via user agent, what if I use an odd user agent

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