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Al
It is about time that I posted something that isn’t entirely Buddhist related. I did update the description of this blog to “Open Source Buddhism, Technology, and Geekery” recently. I’ve been posting mostly about Buddhism for quite a while given my focus on “open source” Buddhist efforts but I am a geek that works professionally […] Continue reading
Tom Ellins
Mozilla UK officially open for community contributions Since we started the Mozilla UK project in December 2009, we have created a community portal with the aim to enable contributors to gain information about Mozilla in the United Kingdom, about the various community projects and about ways to participate in those projects. Now it’s time for […]
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Stephen Donner
A huge thanks to everyone who attended, "How Mozilla and LinkedIn use Selenium: Open Source Customized," here @ Mozilla HQ on May 19th, and, especially, to Sauce Labs (esp. you, John) for driving and co-sponsoring it, and Wade from LinkedIn,… Continue reading
Stephen Donner
This is an *actual* URL from Vignette: http://www.vignette.com/portal/site/us/menuitem.62215d74e262b2ba32189210180141a0/?vgnextoid=a9e2cf7be25a1210VgnVCM1000005610140aRCRD&vgnextchannel=2b48bc7ee19d7010VgnVCM1000008110140aRCRD&vgnextfmt=default&vgnext-selected-menuitem=4b09bdd80b8ff1e8fb3d8010180141a0&gbl-vcmartguid=a9e2cf7be25a1210VgnVCM1000005610140aRCRD I’m sure that behind those obscure-looking alpha-numeric strings there’s a rhyme or… Continue reading
Stephen Donner
This is an *actual* URL from Vignette: http://www.vignette.com/portal/site/us/menuitem.62215d74e262b2ba32189210180141a0/?vgnextoid=a9e2cf7be25a1210VgnVCM1000005610140aRCRD&vgnextchannel=2b48bc7ee19d7010VgnVCM1000008110140aRCRD&vgnextfmt=default&vgnext-selected-menuitem=4b09bdd80b8ff1e8fb3d8010180141a0&gbl-vcmartguid=a9e2cf7be25a1210VgnVCM1000005610140aRCRD I’m sure that behind those obscure-looking alpha-numeric strings there’s a rhyme or reason (hopefully?), but that’s not really what I wanted to blog about today 🙂 What I did in fact hope… Continue reading
Henrik Skupin
Mozmill is not only able to execute functional and unit tests against applications, which are build on top of the Gecko platform, but can also be used to run those type of tests against extensions. If you are an extension author and interested to see your extension tested in a daily fashion by our automated […] Continue reading
Syndicator
Where did the weeks one and two go? Well, I just didn’t document it. Anyways, a recap of what happened the past two weeks. I really began to work on this project on May 10. And for nearly one and a half week, I’ve been doing what I posted earlier. In the end of last … Continue reading →
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Al
I attended an Electronic Frontier Foundation fundraiser this evening in San Francisco. Cory Doctorow has been in the Bay Area for a few days on his book tour for his new novel, “For the Win.” He was at Borderlands and Book, Inc. and then a bunch of high schools (it is a Young Adult book, […] Continue reading
dknite
Firefox Sync 1.3b5 (formerly known as “Weave 1.3b5″) has been baking out in the experimental build world for awhile, and a lot of great progress has been done. For those that were early weave adopters, you’ll find a lot has changed everywhere, from the server to the client. Some of these changes include: Rebranded as […]
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Ludovic Hirlimann
As the QA lead for Mozilla messaging I’m looking for a few users. These should be willing to spend 30 minutes to an hour reading test and entering test results in litmus, mozilla’s test management software. Those test are there… Continue reading