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Dave Dash made the fantastic suggestion to use Archer characters as project names so we get the chance to use quotes from the show in our release blog posts. So, here goes: “Don’t be shitty, can’t we just enjoy the moment? ” For those that haven’t watched an episode Archer, Malory employs raw commentary with […] Continue reading
Stephen Donner
This is one of those things that if I over-think, I’ll never get around to posting, so here goes: the current WebQA "Contribute" page isn’t the best it could be. So, what would *you* change about it? If you’re a… Continue reading
Syndicator
The summit has given me energy to go all in for the automated tests ( also partly that there is only a month left! ). This week was quite engaging. I was working on multiple tests at a time. I filed patches for checking the states of the preferences options and the awesome-bar url check … Continue reading →
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Gordon P. Hemsley
About a week and a half ago, the Ubiquity team (I’m the one in red) had a little meeting at the 2010 Mozilla Summit and we discussed the past, present, and future of Ubiquity. One of the main goals of this meeting, in my mind, was to get a new release of Ubiquity out, so […]
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Ludovic Hirlimann
If you look at mozilla’s crash reported and peek at the crashes Thunderbird get, you’ll see that the number of crashes is very low on Linux. That’s because people use the packaged version of Thunderbird on Linux which is slightly… Continue reading
Matt Brandt
A while ago I caught a wild hair to create a program to scrape CraigsList for tech jobs. Chris McMahon, fellow friend and creative QA extraordinaire is credited with turning me onto this idea. He created essentially the same script but in ruby, what a… Continue reading
Tom Ellins
Mozilla Europe has just approved our budget request for a new private server. This will see us moving off shared hosting and onto a much better dual core vps. This will enable us to do more with the server such as installing our own Bugzilla installation. Please bear with us during any downtime during the […]
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Syndicator
Yeah, seriously I lost the track on the current week number, all because of the awesome awesome Mozilla Summit 2010. Not only a week that was gone for the summit ( that includes 2 days of flight), but also a week before that because of the visa refusal ( more on that in the coming … Continue reading →
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Henrik Skupin
Last Friday I had my presentation about the MozMill crowd extension. It was part of the breakout sessions during the Mozilla Summit 2010 in Whistler. For everyone who wasn’t able to make it to my presentation I have uploaded the slides to slideshare: MozMill Crowd – The birth of global automated testing View more presentations […] Continue reading
Ludovic Hirlimann
I came back from the Mozilla 2010 summit be more like the web edition, two days ago. I’m now still fighting jet-lag but doing way better than yesterday :-). This was a awsome great meeting. I’ve met a bunch… Continue reading