Monthly Archives: November 2011

A planet to call our own

Posted on November 18, 2011 by William Lachance

Just a quick note that a planet for Mozilla Tools & Automation (the so-called “a team”) is now up, thanks to Reed Loden. With the exception of Jeff Hammel, everyone there was already being syndicated on Planet Mozilla, but this … Continue reading →

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Hellofax rocks my world

Posted on November 18, 2011 by William Lachance

It’s kind of rare for me to pimp out products and services on my blog, but I’m going to do so just this once. I really despise faxes, but occasionally I do have to send them in the course of … Continue reading →

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Measuring what the user sees

Posted on November 11, 2011 by William Lachance

I’ve been spending the last month or so at Mozilla prototyping a new project called Eideticker which aims to use video capture data and image/frame analysis for performance measurement of Firefox Mobile. It’s still in quite a rough state, but … Continue reading →

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Weirdest (and saddest) unsolicited email ever

Posted on November 1, 2011 by William Lachance

Got this exceedingly strange e-mail yesterday. It’s almost a bit tragic. Anyone else seen gotten this? (BTW, the writing samples, which I won’t link to, weren’t half bad) Hi there, Hope keeping well. I’m just getting in touch to ask … Continue reading →

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