Tag: mozilla
Photos and a Chunk Exploit
June 20th, 2002, No Comments
My friend, Robert, from Colorado sent me some photos of Colorado Springs showing all the smoke in the air from the Hayman fire. And the photos from the DFW Mozilla Release party finally turned up. I’m in the group shot and there’s also a shot of me with Susan. Thanks to Bob Zoller for being [...]
Go Go Mozilla!
June 14th, 2002, No Comments
I’m looking forward to ArMozilla 1.0 tomorrow night; the Dallas/Ft.Worth Mozilla Release Party. I generally avoid parties whenever possible but this one sounded too unusual to miss. We’ll see. I’ve been waiting for someone to rewrite the lyrics to BOC’s Godzilla song, replacing Godzilla with Mozilla and maybe throwing in some lines about Microsoft’s army [...]
New GNOME, Slow Nautilus
May 8th, 2001, No Comments
Time for another Mozilla upgrade – I’m posting this from Mozilla 0.9 and so far it seems to show the usual incremental improvement. There have been major performance improvements but there still need to be a few more before it’s ready for prime-time. The bookmark manager is still a bit slow and the initial start [...]
New Mozilla Beta Release
February 15th, 2001, No Comments
I just finished installing mozilla 0.8. Looks like we’re one version closer to a finished product. The 0.8 files just went up on mozilla.org today. They only had binaries for Linux, Windows, and Mac platforms when I was there but I’m sure the other platforms are on the way. Slashdot hasn’t even mentioned it yet [...]
B-Ark Middle Management
August 19th, 2000, No Comments
It’s been nearly two weeks since my last news update – I think that’s the longest gap in over a year. It looks like the recent on-site work that’s been sucking up so much of my time will coming to end fairly soon, however. We’re still working on server migration issues and the client is [...]
Trying out Opera
July 11th, 2000, No Comments
I just tried out the Opera web browser and it only took about 30 seconds to determine that it was definitely not for me. It uses some sort of weird, Windows-MDI-style interface where you can only have one Opera window open and little browser windows open inside of the Opera window for each web page. [...]
Independence Day
July 5th, 2000, No Comments
I celebrated independence day by wearing my DeCSS T-Shirt and watching the Richardson fireworks show from the front lawn of my sister’s house. I get questions about the the T-Shirt every time I wear it and I’ve come up with a one sentence explanation that is reasonably understandable. “The shirt signifies my opposition to current [...]
Titan A.E.
June 19th, 2000, No Comments
I’m posting this from the Mozilla M16 release. It’s still got a long way to go before it’s ready for everyday use but it’s slowly getting there. It still doesn’t seem to work at all on sites that use dynamic html. But M16 is the first version that has rendered the table-based layouts on Slashdot [...]
