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From Daniel Glazman - 2 hours 27 minutes ago 
@sgalineau Coolness is writing a Javascript CSS parser. Hotness is writing code
           that's clearer than the fucking spec http://bit.ly/bmXkP2 #glazoupower
Prise de têtes, au pluriel
From Daniel Glazman - 3 hours 15 minutes ago
  • Au moins neuf VIPs de l'UMP/Nouveau Centre ont dit "Demain s'ouvre une nouvelle page". C'est visiblement un des mottos officiel de la soirée.
  • A écouter l'UMP ce soir, 50% des abstentionnistes sont UMP. Il y a donc 50% de 53% de 44 plus 26.7% de 47% de 44 millions d'UMP chez les votants. Il n'y a donc que 39% d'UMP en France ... La claque.
  • d'après Xavier Bertrand, pour les votes FN, il faut comparer les chiffres bruts ; pour Frédéric Lefebvre, pour les votes UMP, il faut considérer les abstentionnistes.
  • le discours de Martine Aubry était excellent, elle-même était assez impressionnante je dois dire, et je ne suis pas franchement un sympathisant personnel de Martine Aubry...
  • Georges Frèche a parfaitement joué son coup ; en allumant Fabius avec ce qui pouvait passer pour une banalité, il s'est fait allumer par le PS et donc a déclenché une réaction énorme en sa faveur ; chapeau l'artiste même si ce n'est pas du tout le genre d'artiste dont j'apprécie le talent.. Et je ne suis pas du tout sûr que le PS n'a pas joué son jeu en parfaite connaissance de cause. Pour ceux qui se demanderaient si ce n'est pas un peu théorie de la conspiration, n'oubliez pas qu'un Pasqua parlait de se présenter à la présidentielle dans une parfaite manoeuvre politicienne.
  • Daniel Cohn-Bendit a allumé Frédéric Lefebvre à l'écran. Dommage, il n'a pas réédité son "ta gueule" du Parlement européen mais il lui a quand même balancé un "Oh mais il est mignon celui-là" et un "Puisqu'on te dit que l'émission est terminée" :-)
Mise à jour: EXCELLENT commentaire de Mélenchon "on est enfin débarassé de cette alliance possible avec le Modem qui est atomisé""
Finding Fulfilment
From Gervase Markham - 1 day 22 hours 22 minutes ago
Last week I received an email from a relative, bearing the sad news that he and his wife of nearly 20 years were separating. He said that when they got married, he had "hoped to make her happy", but admitted that "over the years I have failed." And then, Ex-Mozilla user experience intern Wei Zhou blogged about how to find fulfilment and satisfaction. She gives five possible primary motivations, based on which of the following you find more important: power, status, pleasure, creation, or quality. The Autocrat seeks power and control The Narcissist seeks attention, status and fame The Hedonist seeks pleasure and enjoyment of material goods The Architect seeks to create and shape the world The Craftsman seeks to enjoy their work by producing quality This made me think about where true happiness and fulfilment is found. My relative took upon himself the burden of making someone happy - and that is a crushing burden. His wife looked to him to make her happy - and this will inevitably lead to disappointment. Wei concludes that "not all of these [five] primary motivations lead to a lasting sense of personal satisfaction and fulfillment", but argues that being a Craftsman - being concerned with quality - gives one the best shot at finding "personal satisfaction and fulfillment". She wisely notes that "it frees us from the perception that our self-worth depends on [power, status, pleasure, or world-changing achievement]". But I don't think being a Craftsman is the answer either - if you are a craftsman, there will always be levels of skill you cannot attain - and most skills, after a certain point, decline with age. As one of her commenters points out, "your execution will always be flawed". If your self-worth depends on the quality of your work, you are also going to be disappointed. So how can one find true fulfilment? I think she has missed a primary motivation: #6: The Christian The Christian's primary motivation is love of God and a desire to obey His commands. Common behaviors include "love your neighbour as yourself", "take up your cross daily" and "go and make disciples of all nations". They are those who have learned to "be content whatever the situation."[0] Examples: missionaries like David Brainerd (missionary to the Native Americans; died at 29), William Wilberforce (anti-slavery campaigner), and millions upon millions of ordinary people. Christians do not obsess about...
See No Monkey Dance
From SeaMonkey Blog - 2 days 17 minutes ago

Why SeaMonkey isn't part of Microsoft's European "Browser Choice Ballot Screen"

it's about time
From Asa Dotzler - 2 days 1 hour 20 minutes ago

Google to strip unique client ID from future Google Chrome installs.

But why ship it at all. Is it really that important to track individual users through their first automatic (and silent) update?

After quite some build-system related difficulties, we have finally succeeded building Sunbird 1.0b1rc1. Please download and test it within the next 2 weeks, if no critical errors show up this will afterwards become the final version 1.0b1.

Candidate builds for Sunbrid 1.0 beta1 in 37 languages are available as of now for:

A corresponding build of the Google Calendar Provider is available at addons.mozilla.org

Please tell us what you think of these candidate builds and file bugs in Bugzilla as you go.

Gerv Status 2010-03-12
From Gervase Markham - 2 days 12 hours 17 minutes ago
Here. We launched the MPL update process :-)...
start-up penalty reports at amo
From Asa Dotzler - 3 days 20 minutes ago

I just read Taras' great blog post Extensions & Startup and it got me thinking that we should just automate this and advertise it with extension listings at addons.mozilla.org.

All you'd need to do is have some automation that gets triggered when an AMO editor approves an extension that measures its impact on startup and publishes that as a required part of the extension's description in the gallery.

That way users could evaluate that against their desire for fast Firefox launch time and make informed decisions about which add-ons they're going to use.

This might also inspire extension authors to consider focusing more on ameliorating start-up impact through various techniques like delayed loading.

The SeaMonkey Project Turns 5!
From SeaMonkey Blog - 4 days 2 hours 35 minutes ago

On March 10, 2005, Mozilla Foundation announced the transition plan that paved the way for the community to take over development, release and project management of Mozilla's application suite. This agreement formed the base of today' SeaMonkey project, which came to be after a number of IRC meetings where we decided we'd first work on releasing the then-available suite code as a first community version while starting work on transforming the suite to an application built upon the new Mozilla platform also in use by Firefox and Thunderbird.
On July 2, we announced the new name of the suite and community project to be "SeaMonkey", September 15 marked our first Alpha release, on December 2, we announced our new logo, and on January 30, 2006, we were able to release SeaMonkey 1.0 to the public.
While we released a slightly improved 1.1 based on the old one a year later, work continued on the version based on the new platform, culminating in a completely reworked SeaMonkey 2.0 that more or less was the first release our new team developed from ground up, going public on October 27, 2009.
5 years after the transition plan announcement, we are about to end support for the SeaMonkey 1.x series and leave the aged "xpfe" platform finally behind us, while we're working on a new 2.1 release that brings more features and closes the gap to Firefox and Thunderbird even further.
So, while we're celebrating the 5th anniversary, the SeaMonkey project is as active as ever, if not even more, providing the most modern Internet suite available today with SeaMonkey 2.0 and working on improving it even more.
Still, we need your help to make our software and project even better in the next 5 years!

Why I'm still crazy, an update
From Mike Pinkerton - 4 days 23 hours 24 minutes ago
I wanted to post an update on my quest for replacing my paper-based planner with something electronic. After all, now...
Re: Why do I block ads?
From Chris Ilias - 6 days 23 hours 57 minutes ago
Re: Why do I block ads?I recently decided to block ads as well, but for different reasons. For the most part, advertising on the web is something I dont mind. The deciding factor for me is whether or not it prevents me from seeing the content I want to see. This is what made pop-ups [...]

Last updated Sun Mar 14 19:23:08 2010

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