padenot

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by padenot 12y ago
Would you mind telling me your issues? I'm a Firefox dev, working on getUserMedia/Web audio api. I'm sure we can fix them so that Firefox users can enjoy your app without flash as well. I'm padenot at mozilla dot com, or
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by padenot 12y ago
It does here! (I'm running Nightly on OXS). I met Paul Lamere the other day at the music hack day in Barcelona and he told me he updated his numerous demos so that they use the new spec.
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by padenot 12y ago
Hi, I'm one of the Web Audio API developers at Mozilla. This demo uses a very old version of the Web Audio API, that we don't support, because it is not standard (and we started to implement after the breaking changes in the spec
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by padenot 12y ago
It doesn't.
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by padenot 13y ago
It's not, we've shipped it in 25 (source: I wrote part of it).
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by padenot 13y ago
Would you mind be more precise so we can fix it?
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by padenot 13y ago
What would be the heap protection features you need? [1] lists a couple features that I find useful. Of course, in Firefox, we use valgrind and ASAN extensively in automation and during development, so it matters less for us. (edit: to redu
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by padenot 13y ago
I thought I'd mention ASAN [1] for this. It's built in in the most recent version of gcc and clang (just pass -fsanitize=address), and enjoy the nice reporting when you do something silly with a buffer. We use this extensively at
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by padenot 13y ago
You should really look into how phishing protection works in Firefox [1], it's not implemented in a naive way (i.e. does not send the url to a third party), and does not compromise your privacy. [1]: http://blog.sidstamm.com
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by padenot 13y ago
The vp9 ncoders are too slow for this to be praticable.
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by padenot 13y ago
Not in <audio> default controls in Firefox. <video> had it, though.
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by padenot 13y ago
Ha, it works for me both in Firefox and Chrome. Also, on Firefox, there is still this delay problem I have to fix [1]. [1]: https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=932400
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by padenot 13y ago
That was for the Mozilla Foundation, not the Mozilla Corporation. Firefox, Firefox for Android, FirefoxOS are made by the Mozilla Corporation.
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by padenot 13y ago
At least in current Nightly, you can hit the Esc. key, to pop up the console regardless of the panel you're currently using (à la Chromium, basically). I'm not sure in which release this landed, though. For the vertical split thin
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by padenot 13y ago
padenot at mozilla dot com, or #media on irc.mozilla.org (French timezone, I'm padenot, there).
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by padenot 13y ago
So, I've got a little hacky patch that _kind of_ does that, but only for <video> and <audio>, because we don't have access to flash's source code, so we can't hook into it. This (only <audio> + <vide
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by padenot 13y ago
The video was not made by us, it was made by the game developers. This particular video (and blog post) is about the asm.js port of the game (and other possible solutions), not about the game itself.
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by padenot 13y ago
This is possible in Nightly, so it's likely to be live in release in a couple months or so.
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by padenot 13y ago
I'm not sure we have done the necessary work for vaapi to work sanely. However, software h264/aac video work just fine, here. mp3 also works on this release (same deal, you have to have the right gstreamer plugins), iirc (it cert
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Cisco to release BSD-licensed H.264 stack(brendaneich.com)
327 points by padenot 13y ago|175 comments
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by padenot 13y ago
We are doing that, it just tales time.
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by padenot 13y ago
This github repo is just here for convenience, to make it easy for developers. Source: https://twitter.com/potch/status/382611551145840640
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by padenot 13y ago
Well, this statement is wrong. In France, at least, virtually everybody has a debit card and we use cards all the time. However, closer to the point, Germans are known to use cash a lot, so it's interesting that Stripe launch there.
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by padenot 13y ago
We landed OscillatorNode support yesterday or something, and it kind of works just fine in Firefox. Kind of, because there is a _horrible_ noise before you press play and after the track finishes. I'm looking into it at the moment.
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by padenot 13y ago
There are a bunch of open source software to do what exactly what they advocate, that is "a tool-assisted lightweight code review". At Mozilla, we use GitHub (for project hosted on github, such as Gaia), and splinter [1], that int
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by padenot 13y ago
Yes: preference, security, saved password, show passwords. You can set a master password, though.
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App discovery on Firefox OS(hacks.mozilla.org)
3 points by padenot 13y ago|0 comments
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by padenot 13y ago
Nope, we hit below SurfaceFlinger. gralloc and direct gl, actually.
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by padenot 13y ago
There has been very interesting results with emscripten ports of apps (I only saw video games, actually), that were using libc and raw gl. It was running ok, but I can understand that the lack of NDK is problematic when pushing the device t
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by padenot 13y ago
(Mozilla developer speaking) I've tested FirefoxOS builds for more "high-end" devices (in quotes, because it is nothing like my Galaxy Nexus and your Nexus 4), namely the Geeksphone Peak and the Nexus S (a guy in my office is

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