Engineer on @googlechrome. Involved in CSS and W3C standards. Previously @mozilla, @w3ctag. Mastodon: @dbaron@w3c.social
Rockville, Maryland, USA
Joined March 2008
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@Amazing_Maps add Czech Republic, per militaryhistoryonline.com/ww… or en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Plze%C…
@dveditz But that argument goes 50/50 for each hemisphere. Two fixed points, each visible from half the earth, opposite results.
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Considering the argument that south should be at top of maps so the sun's "movement" matches our left to right writing.
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@thebabydino I'd considered it low priority given that we were ahead of other browsers on calc(), but maybe that's changed now?
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@snorp If it's a link in the browser rather than email, sure. (But you can't in the FxOS browser app.)
@kdrum Click the three-line-equals ("hamburger") icon at the right edge of the toolbar, then Customize.
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One of my biggest problems using the Web on my phone is needing to bookmark a link rather than what it redirects to.
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I've now filed bugs in Mozilla's bugzilla with five different bug number lengths (in digits): bugzilla.mozilla.org/buglist…
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@nsIAnswers @sdwilsh @vvuk @CodingExon so does the patch leak because the code to release *aResult runs before it's assigned?
@gsnedders No, but the speed of CSS light is 1.13 terapixels per second.
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@CodingExon @vvuk @nsIAnswers Assuming it hasn't been put in a member variable from which it can be released before fn finishes
@BRIAN_____ What about rejecting all responses that have greater than 10 days validity, no matter when it starts/ends?
@LeaVerou What do you want instead? I think it's good for users to have multiple Web layout engines, and have one controlled by a nonprofit
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@getify If the queries from New Zealand travel on surface cables at the speed of light, that leaves them about 70ms compute time.
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Last week, at the @mozilla Taipei office, I gave a talk about XPCOM and about Mozila's string classes: air.mozilla.org/xpcom-and-in…
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What does Russia breaking its end of the deal in which Ukraine gave up nukes mean for future nuclear deals? econ.st/1f0IRz1
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