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by lucasr 14y ago
Mozilla - Remote, or one of our 9 global offices (London, Mountain View, San Francisco, Toronto, Paris, ...) Mozilla has quite a few engineering openings to work on exciting projects like Firefox (front-end and platform), Firefox Mobile (fr
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Performance Tips for Android’s ListView(lucasr.org)
1 points by lucasr 15y ago|0 comments
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Some rambling conversations I’ve had on moving from MacOS to Debian(oblomovka.com)
9 points by lucasr 15y ago|2 comments
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Design direction of Firefox for Android(madhava.com)
2 points by lucasr 15y ago|0 comments
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Native UI for Firefox on Android(lucasr.org)
56 points by lucasr 15y ago|8 comments
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Application/Compositor Synchronization(blog.fishsoup.net)
1 points by lucasr 15y ago|0 comments
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Facebook's HTML5 Resource Center(developers.facebook.com)
4 points by lucasr 15y ago|0 comments
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Firefox Mobile to use native UI on Android(groups.google.com)
2 points by lucasr 15y ago|0 comments
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What's your C migration plan?(wingolog.org)
40 points by lucasr 15y ago|57 comments
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Firefox for Tablets on Nightly(lucasr.org)
2 points by lucasr 15y ago|0 comments
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by lucasr 15y ago
This is why I think 'let' pretty much fixes (or maybe sanitizes) scoping in JavaScript (see e.g. https://developer.mozilla.org/en/New_in_JavaScript_1.7#Block... ). In summary, it allows you to define variables per block. Unfortunately, it'
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by lucasr 16y ago
Same thing in Finland. If I remember correctly, there's even a number you could text the full name of any tax payer and get his income in the previous year.
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by lucasr 16y ago
Hylke Bons wrote a very nice git-based Dropbox alternative with focus on collaboration called SparkleShare ( http://www.sparkleshare.org ). It's still in beta state but a few members of the GNOME design team are already using it to collabor
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by lucasr 16y ago
Have a look at jdub's comment on the item about Ars Technical review of GNOME 3. He summarizes pretty well what will happen (or not happen) in Ubuntu with regards to GNOME 3: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=2419435
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by lucasr 16y ago
If you really want to build the whole thing for hacking purposes, yes, Jhbuild is probably what you want. But if you just want to give GNOME 3 a try, I suggest you to simply run one of our live images here: http://www.gnome.org/getting-
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by lucasr 16y ago
If you want to get started with Jhbuild, you probably want to have a look at the official manual: http://developer.gnome.org/jhbuild/stable/
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by lucasr 16y ago
We'll be setting up redirects for the old press releases to the new website soon. We just had so many things to sort out today for the release that these small things end up slipping out. Cheers!
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by lucasr 16y ago
I agree that the project definition is a bit too vague in that page in live.gnome.org. I'll fix that. My blog post is definitely not targeting people outside the open source and GNOME circles. Maybe that's something I should take into accou
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Adding to The Board(lucasr.org)
1 points by lucasr 16y ago|0 comments
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by lucasr 16y ago
Not sure what you mean with "people who do not need to keep a record of the dates and times they create content on their computers". Could you elaborate? I think this specific blog post should clarify at least some of the use cases I have i
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Cheese in The Board(lucasr.org)
1 points by lucasr 16y ago|4 comments
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by lucasr 16y ago
Android is licensed as open source but it's developed behind closed doors - just like any other closed source software. So, I think Glyn's description is fairly accurate, no?
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by lucasr 16y ago
Although the feature itself is not new, the new design does seem to be highly inspired by Facebook's.
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by lucasr 16y ago
If it starts accepting contributions, it will become a killer app! Or a killer plan, or...
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by lucasr 16y ago
Yay for UK-based startups!
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by lucasr 16y ago
This is the definitive proof that leaving Nokia back in 2008—when they pretty much killed Maemo—was the best decision I ever made. They've made two major platform shifts in just a few years. From Maemo to MeeGo and now from MeeGo to Windows
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by lucasr 16y ago
Pretty nice plugin. The transitions look a bit choppy on Firefox 3.6. Very smooth on Chrome.
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Animate Wisely(lucasr.org)
2 points by lucasr 16y ago|0 comments
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by lucasr 16y ago
I live in London and work for a Boston-based startup with a small office here. So, not actually a London startup. But I'd be interested in attending one those meetups in the future. Where are those events announced btw?
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by lucasr 16y ago
It somehow resembles Ovi Store (not a good sign) but slightly better. The design is a bit too busy. Not bad for a first iteration though.

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