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Mozilla QA thanks all of you who participated in last Friday’s BrowerID Test Day. We had quite a few people show up to lend a hand, try out BrowserID for the first time, and file some new issues for the … Continue reading
nhirata
Some people wonder how I was able to find a lot of critical bugs in some of the applications that I have tested. 1) The biggest thing is to know and understand the architecture of the application or feature that … Continue reading →
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Elon_Musk
Yet another interesting person.
Bloomberg channel is interesting.
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Impressive :
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Michelle_Rhee
Something worth reading:
http://tombasson.wordpress.com/2011/06/20/16-tips-to-simplify-your-life-and-increase-your-productivity/
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Al Billings
Originally published on Open Buddha
This weekend is the second annual East Bay Mini Maker Faire in Oakland, CA. As the EBMMF website says:
A Maker Faire is about celebrating learning and doing – not the finished and perfect end product. … Continue reading
Al Billings
We have an update over on the Firefox Nightlies web page starring one of our premier test leads, Juan Becerra. It is worth watching so I am including the video and the content of the new page below. It contains … Continue reading
aakashd
Firefox Input currently offers a set of feedback options that have a very low-bar to submission, anonymity and constraints that help frame feedback into actionable items. One of the drawbacks of such an approach is the loss of detailed information (ala a bug report) and a point of contact to further investigate the issue. Well, […] Continue reading
nhirata
what really drives certain people that aren’t managers to spread gossip and rumors that aren’t true about a fellow employee. I once worked at a place where this employee sat talking to a fellow employee that was next to my … Continue reading →
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David Clarke
Just thought i’d throw out a challenge to the best and brightest, who might be interested in learning a little more about the openwebapps development / testing infrastructure. This is the mission if you choose to accept it. We are the Open WebApps project, and we want as many people looking over our javascript as […]
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