Archive for July, 2004

Premature Release

Well, things are pushing towards 1.0. Especially evident in a note by Ben Goodger today.
Note, this isn’t in any way meant, to start a flame war, or a “Ben Goodger$oft is evil” rant… so if you’re going to comment along those lines, just disappear and save us all the time.
I’m a little concerned, [...]

Miss America’s answer could win a Gmail account

In the spirit of America’s favorite beauty pageant:
If I had a million dollars, I would ________________
Best 2 answers get a Gmail Account. Leave a comment with your real name/email to win.

Cache 2.0

Perhaps this will eventually make way into Mozilla at some point. It’s a great read. Perhaps it could manage disk space vs. performance much better than we currently do?
Could make Fireffox feel faster.

Maybe the dingo ate yo baby?

Well, it’s back in the news.
It really is an interesting case.
Seinfeld anyone? What a classic line.

In the spirit of changes

In the spirit of changes, I did take about an hour today and update some of my older blog posts. They are now formatted much better, such as putting quotes in blockquotes (rather than another color, or italics), and separating code from the content.
Lots of little stuff like that, but it makes [...]

Advertising

Well, I finally did it, after months of debate. There’s a tiny ad towards the bottom of the pages on this blog now.
Not sure if this will stay or not, but it could help pay for more development time on other stuff I’m working on, so I guess it’s worth it.
Anyway, if you have [...]

The next step is mainstream

cc: marketing-public
Mozilla has been getting a TON of press lately. From Slashdot, to CERT, eWeek, CNET you name it. Mozilla Firefox 0.9 has generated some serious buzz. The recent wave of IE flaws has also generated some buzz. CERT recommending alternative browsers has created some buzz. That’s great, but [...]