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Software-update: Pale Moon 25.7.1
Pale Moon logo (75 pix) Versie 25.7.1 van Pale Moon is uitgekomen. Deze webbrowser maakt gebruik van de broncode van Mozilla Firefox, maar is geoptimaliseerd voor moderne hardware. De Windows-versie van Mozilla Firefox wordt namelijk ontwikkeld ...
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Daniel Stenberg: daniel weekly 42, switching off Nagle
See you at ApacheCon on Friday!
14% HTTP/2 thanks to nginx ?
Brotli everywhere! Firefox, libbrotli
The –libcurl flaw is fixed (and it was GONE from github for a few hours)
No, the cheat sheet cannot be in the man page. But…
bug of the week: the http/2 performance fix
option of the week: -k
Talking at the GOTO Conference next week
Emily Dunham: Carrying credentials between environments
This scenario is simplified for purposes of demonstration.
I have 3 machines: A, B, and C. A is my laptop, B is a bastion, and C is a server that I only access through the bastion.
I use an SSH keypair helpfully named AB to get from me@A to me@B. On B, I su to user. I then use an SSH keypair named BC to get from user@B to user@C.
I do not wish to store the BC private key on host B.SSH Agent Forwarding
I have keys AB and BC on host A, where I start. Host A is running ssh-agent, which is installed by default on most Linux distributions.me@A$ ssh-add ~/.ssh/AB # Add keypair AB to ssh-agent's keychain me@A$ ssh-add ~/.ssh/BC # Add keypair BC to the keychain me@A$ ssh -A me@B # Forward my ssh-agent
Now I'm logged into host B and have access to the AB and BC keypairs. An attacker who gains access to B after I log out will have no way to steal the BC keypair, unlike what would happen if that keypair was stored on B.
See here for pretty pictures explaining in more detail how agent forwarding works.
Anyways, I could now ssh me@C with no problem. But if I sudo su user, my agent is no longer forwarded, so I can't then use the key that I added back on A!Switch user while preserving environment variables me@B$ sudo -E su user user@B$ sudo -E ssh user@C What?
The -E flag to sudo preserves the environment variables of the user you're logged in as. ssh-agent uses a socket whose name is of the form /tmp/ssh-AbCdE/agent.12345 to call back to host A when it's time to do the handshake involving key BC, and the socket's name is stored in me's SSH_AUTH_SOCK environment variable. So by telling sudo to preserve environment variables when switching user, we allow user to pass ssh handshake stuff back to A, where the BC key is available.
Why is sudo -E required to ssh to C? Because /tmp/sshAbCdE/agent.12345 is owned by me:me, and only the file's owner may read, write, or execute it. Additionally, the socket itself (agent.12345) is owned by me:me, and is not writable by others.
If you must run ssh on B without sudo, chown -R /tmp/ssh-AbCdE to the user who needs to end up using the socket. Making them world read/writable would allow any user on the system to use any key currently added to the ssh-agent on A, which is a terrible idea.
For what it's worth, the actual value of /tmp/ssh-AbCdE/agent.12345 is available at any time in this workflow as the result of printenv | grep SSH_AUTH_SOCK | cut -f2 -d =.The Catch
Did you see what just happened there? An arbitrary user with sudo on B just gained access to all the keys added to ssh-agent on A. Simon pointed out that the right way address this issue is to use ProxyCommand instead of agent forwarding.No, I really don't want my keys accessible on B
See man ssh_config for more of the details on ProxyCommand. In ~/.ssh/config on A, I can put:Host B User me Hostname 111.222.333.444 Host C User user Hostname 222.333.444.555 Port 2222 ProxyCommand ssh -q -w %h:%p B
So then, on A, I can ssh C and be forwarded through B transparently.
George Roter: Participation Team: Getting organized and focused
The Participation Team was created back in January of this year with an ambitious mandate to simultaneously a) get more impact, for Mozilla's mission and its volunteers, from core contributor participation methods we're using today, and b) to find and develop new ways that participation can work at Mozilla.
This mandate stands on the shoulders of people and teams who lead this work around Mozilla in the past, including the Community Building Team. As a contrast with these past approaches, our team concentrates staff from around Mozilla, has a dedicated budget, and has the strong support of leadership, reporting to Mitchell Baker (the Executive Chair) and Mark Surman (CEO of the foundation).
For the first half of the year, our approach was to work with and learn from many different teams throughout Mozilla. From Dhaka to Dakar — and everywhere in between — we supported teams and volunteers around the world to increase their effectiveness. From MarketPulse to the Webmaker App launches we worked with different teams within Mozilla to test new approaches to building participation, including testing out what community education could look like. Over this time we talked with/interviewed over 150 staff around Mozilla, generated 40+ tangible participation ideas we'd want to test, and provided "design for participation" consulting sessions with 20+ teams during the Whistler all-hands.
Toward the end of July, we took stock of where we were. We established a set of themes for the rest of 2015 (and maybe beyond), are focused especially on enabling Mozilla's Core Contributors, and I put in place a new team structure.Themes:
- Focus – We will partner with a small number of functional teams and work disproportionately with a small number of communities. We will commit to these teams and communities for longer and go deeper.
- Leaders – As a small staff team, we can magnify our impact by identifying and working with volunteer leaders around Mozilla (those Mozillians who engage and influence many more Mozillians). This will start with collecting information about our communities and having 1:1's with 200+ Mozillians, and proceed to building more formal leadership and learning initiatives.
- Learning – We're continuing the work of the Participation Lab, having both focused experiments and paying attention to the new approaches to participation being tested by staff and volunteer Mozillians all around the organization. The emphasis will be on synthesizing lessons about high impact participation, and helping those lessons be applied throughout Mozilla.
- Open and Effective – We're investing in improving how we work as a team and our individual skills. A big part of this is building on the agile "heartbeat" method innovated by the foundation, powered by GitHub. Another part of this is solidifying our participation technology group and starting to play a role of aligning similar participation technologies around Mozilla.
You can see these themes reflected in our Q3 Objectives and Key Results.Team structure:
The Participation Team is focused on activating, growing and increasing the effectiveness of our community of core contributors. Our modified team structure has 5 areas/groups, each with a Lead and a bottom-line accountability. You'll note that all of these team members are staff — our aim in the coming months is to integrate core contributors into this structure, including existing leadership structures like the ReMo Council.Participation Partners Global-Local Organizing Developing Leaders Participation Technology Performance and Learning Lead:
William Quiviger
Brian KingLead:
Rosana Ardila
Ruben Martin
Guillermo Movia
Konstantina Papadea
Francisco PicoliniLead:
George Roter (acting)
Emma IrwinLead:
Pierros Papadeas
Nemo Giannelos
Tasos Katsoulas
Nikos RoussosLead:
Lucy HarrisBottom Line:
Catalyze participation with product and functional teams to deliver and sustain impactBottom Line:
Grow the capacity of Mozilla's communities to engage volunteers and have impact
(includes Reps and Regional Communities)
Grow the capacity of Mozilla's volunteer leaders and volunteers to have impactBottom Line:
Enable large scale, high impact participation at Mozilla through technologyBottom Line:
Develop a high performing team, and drive learning and synthesize best practice through the Participation Lab
We have also established a Leadership and Strategy group accountable for:
- Making decisions on team objectives, priorities and resourcing
- Nurturing a culture of high performance through standard setting and role modelling
This is made up of Rosana Ardila, Lucy Harris, Brian King, Pierros Papadeas, William Quiviger and myself.
As always, I'm excited to hear your feedback on any of this — it is most certainly a work in progress. We also need your help:
- If you're a staff/functional team or volunteer team trying something new with participation, please get in touch!
- If you're a core contributor/volunteer, take a look at these volunteer tasks.
- If you have ideas on what the team's priorities should be over the coming quarter(s), please send me an email — .
As always, feel free to reach out to any member of the team; find us on IRC at #participation; follow along with what we're doing on the Blog and by following [@MozParticipate on Twitter](https://twitter.com/mozparticipate); have a conversation on Discourse; or follow/jump into any issues on GitHub.
The Servo Blog: This Week In Servo 35
In the last week, we landed 37 PRs in the Servo repository!
In addition to a rustup by Manish and a lot of great cleanup, we also saw:
- Glennw fixed a bug where animations continued forever at full blast
- Martin Robinson landed the first bits of his massive ongoing stacking context / display list refactoring work
Servo on Windows! Courtesy of Vladimir Vukicevic.
Text shaping improvements in Servo:
At last week's meeting, we discussed the outcomes from the Paris layout meetup, how to approach submodule updates, and trying to reduce the horrible enlistment experience with downloading Skia.
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Christian Heilmann: Of impostor syndrome and running in circles (part 2)
These are the notes of my talk at SmartWebConf in Romania. Part 1 covered how Impostor Syndrome cripples us in using what we hear about at conferences. It also covered how our training and onboarding focuses on coding. And how it lacks in social skills and individuality. This post talks about the current state of affairs. We have a lot of great stuff to play with but instead of using it we always chase the next.
This is part 2 of 3.
- Part 1: never stop learning and do it your way
- Part 2: you got what you asked for, time to use it
- Part 3: give up on the idea of control and become active
When reading about the state of the web there is no lack of doom and gloom posts. Native development is often quoted as "eating our lunch". Native-only interaction models are sold to us as things "people use these days". Many of them are dependent on hardware or protected by patents. But they look amazing and in comparison the web seems to fall behind.The web doesn't need to compete everywhere
This is true, but it also not surprising. Flash showed many things that are possible that HTML/CSS/JS couldn't do. Most of these were interesting experiments. They looked like a grand idea at the time. And they went away without an outcry of users. What a native environment have and what we do on the web is a comparison the web can't win. And it shouldn't try to.
The web per definition is independent of hardware and interaction model. Native environments aren't – on the contrary. Success on native is about strict control. You control the interaction, the distribution and what the user can and can't see. You can lock out users and not let them get to the next level. Unless they pay for it or buy the next version of your app or OS. The web is a medium that puts the user in control. Native apps and environments do not. They give users an easy to digest experience. An experience controlled by commercial ideas and company goals. Yes, the experience is beautiful in a lot of cases. But all you get is a perishable good. The maintainer of the app controls what stays in older versions and when you have to pay the next version. The maintainers of the OS dictate what an app can and can not do. Any app can close down and take your data with it. This is much harder on the web as data gets archived and distributed.The web's not cool anymore – and that's OK
Evolution happens and we are seeing this right now. Browsers on desktop machines are not the end-all of human-computer interaction. That is one way of consuming and contributing to the web. The web is ubiquitous now. That means it is not as exciting for people as it was for us when we discovered and formed it. It is plumbing. How much do you know about the electricity and water grid that feeds your house? You never cared to learn about this – and this is exactly how people feel about the web now.
This doesn't mean the web is dead – it just means it is something people use. So our job should be to make that experience as easy as possible. We need to provide a good service people can trust and rely on. Our aim should be reliability, not flights of fancy.
It is interesting to go back to the promises HTML5 gave us. Back when it was the big hype and replacement for Flash/Flex. When you do this, you'll find a lot of great things that we have now without realising them. We complained when they didn't work and now that we have them – nobody seems to use them.Re-visiting forms
Take forms for example. You can see the demos I'm about to show here on GitHub.
When it comes down to it, most "apps" in their basic form are just this: forms. You enter data, you get data back. Games are the exception to this, but they are only a small part of what we use the web for.
When I started as a web developer forms meant you entered some data. Then you submitted the form and you got an error message telling you what fields you forgot and what you did wrong.
<form action="/cgi-bin/formmail.pl">

There were some errors:

Name is required

Birthday needs to be in the format of DD/MM/YYYY

Phone can't have any characters but 0-9

Age needs to be a number

Contact Name * <input type="text" id="name" name="name">

Birthday <input type="text" id="bday" name="bday">

Label Colour <input type="text" id="lcolour" name="lcolour">

Phone <input type="text" id="phone" name="phone">

Age <input type="text" id="age" name="age">

 <input type="submit" value="add to contacts">
 </form>
This doesn't look much, but let's just remember a few things here:
- Using labels we make this form available to all kind of users independent of ability
- You create a larger hit target for mobile users. A radio button with a label next to it means users can tap the word instead of trying to hit the small round interface element.
- As you use IDs to link labels and elements (unless you nest one in the other), you also have a free target to link to in your error links
- With a submit button you enable user to either hit the button or press enter to send the form. If you use your keyboard, that's a pretty natural way of ending the annoying data entry part.
Nothing ground-breaking, I admit, but a lot of useful functionality. Functionality you'd have to simulate if you did it all with SPANs and DIVs. And all this without a single line of JavaScript.Enter JavaScript
HTML5 supercharged forms. One amazing thing is the required attribute we can put on any form field to make it mandatory and stop the form from submitting. We can define patterns for validation and we have higher fidelity form types that render as use-case specific widgets. If a browser doesn't support those, all the end user gets is an input field. No harm done, as they can just type the content.
In addition to this, browsers added conveniences for users. Browsers remember content for aptly named and typed input elements so you don't have to type in your telephone number repeatedly. This gives us quite an incredible user experience. A feature we fail to value as it appears so obvious.
Take this example.
<form action="/cgi-bin/formmail.pl">
Contact Name * <input type="text" required id="name" name="name">

Birthday <input type="date" id="bday" name="bday" placeholder="DD/MM/YYYY">

Label Colour <input type="color" id="lcolour" name="lcolour">

Phone <input type="tel" id="phone" name="phone">

Age <input type="number" id="age" name="age">

 <input type="submit" value="add to contacts">
 </form>
There's a lot of cool stuff happening here:
- The birthday date field has a placeholder telling the user what format is expected. You can type a date in or use the arrows up and down to enter it. The form automatically realises that there is no 13th month and that some months have less than 31 days. Other browsers even give you a full calendar popup.
- The colour picker is just that – a visual, high-fidelity colour picker (yes, I keep typing this "wrong")
- The tel and number types do not only limit the allowed characters to use, but also switch to the appropriate on-screen keyboards on mobile devices.
- Any erroneous field gets a red border around it – I can't even remember how many times I had to code this in JavaScript. This is even style-able with a selector.
That's a lot of great interaction we get for free. What about cutting down on the display of data to make the best of limited space we have?
Originally, this is what we had select boxes for, which render well, but are not fun to use. As someone living in England and having to wonder if it is "England", "Great Britain" or "United Kingdom" in a massive list of countries, I know exactly how that feels. Especially on small devices on touch/stylus devices they can be very annoying.
<form action="/cgi-bin/formmail.pl">
 Language <select id="lang" name="lang"> <option>arabic</option> <option>bulgarian</option> <option>catalan</option> […] <option>kinyarwanda</option> <option>wolof</option> <option>dari</option> <option>scottish_gaelic</option> </select>

 <input type="submit" value="add to contacts">
 </form>
However, as someone who uses the keyboard to navigate through forms, I learned early enough that these days select boxes have become more intelligent. Instead of having to scroll through them by clicking the tiny arrows or using the arrow keys you can start typing the first letter of the option you want to choose. That way you can select much faster.
This only works with words beginning with the letter sequence you type. A proper autocomplete should also match character sequences in the middle of an option. For this, HTML5 has a new element called datalist.
<form action="/cgi-bin/formmail.pl">
 Language <input type="text" name="lang" id="lang" list="languages"> <datalist id="languages"> <option>arabic</option> <option>bulgarian</option> <option>catalan</option> […] <option>kinyarwanda</option> <option>wolof</option> <option>dari</option> <option>scottish_gaelic</option> </datalist>

 <input type="submit" value="add to contacts">
 </form>
This one extends an input element with a list attribute and works like you expect it to:
There is an interesting concept here. Instead of making the select box have the same feature and roll it up into a combo box that exists in other UI libraries, the working group of HTML5 chose to enhance an input element. This is consistent with the other new input types.
However, it feels odd that for browsers that don't support the datalist element all this content in the page would be useless. Jeremy Keith thought the same and came up with a pattern that allows for a select element in older browsers and a datalist in newer ones:
<form action="/cgi-bin/formmail.pl">
 Language <datalist id="languages"> <select name="lang"> <option>arabic</option> <option>bulgarian</option> <option>catalan</option> […] <option>kinyarwanda</option> <option>wolof</option> <option>dari</option> <option>scottish_gaelic</option> </select> </datalist>
or specify:
 <input type="text" name="lang" id="lang" list="languages">

 <input type="submit" value="add to contacts">
 </form>
This works as a datalist in HTML5 compliant browsers.
In older browsers, you get a sensible fallback, re-using all the option elements that are in the document.
This is not witchcraft, but is based on a firm understanding of how HTML and CSS work. Both these are fault tolerant. This means if a mistake happens, it gets skipped and the rest of the document or style sheet keeps getting applied.
In this case, older browsers don't know what a datalist is. All they see is a select box and an input element as browsers render content of unknown elements. The unknown list attribute on the input element isn't understood, so the browser skips that, too.
HTML5 browsers see a datalist element. Per standard, all this can include are option elements. That's why neither the select, nor the input and the text above it get rendered. They are not valid, so the browser removes them. Everybody wins.A craving for control
Browsers and the standards they implement are full of clever and beautiful things like that these days. And we've loudly and angrily demanded to have them when they got defined. We tested, we complained, we showed what needed to be done to make the tomorrow work today and then we forgot about it. And we moved on to chase the next innovation.
How come that repeatedly happens? Why don't we at some point stop and see how much great toys we have to play with? It is pretty simple: control.
Just because you can do everything with JavaScript, doesn't mean that you should do it. We invented HTML5 as the successor and replacement of XHTML as it had one flaw: a single wrong encoding or nesting of elements and the document wouldn't render. End users would be punished for our mistakes. That's why HTML5 is fault tolerant.
But more on that in part 3 of this post.
Yunier José Sosa Vázquez: Cómo se hace? Cambiar la contraseña maestra en Firefox y Thunderbird
Hace poco nos preguntaba como cambiar la contraseña maestra y hoy compartimos contigo los pasos para restaurar la contraseña en el navegador y en el cliente de correo. Si no lo sabías, mediante la contraseña maestra, puedes proteger tus nombres de usuario y tus contraseñas almacenadas localmente mediante una contraseña maestra. Si has olvidado tu contraseña maestra, debes restablecerla.
Por seguridad y en aras de evitar el robo de tus datos, al restablecer tu contraseña maestra, borrarás todos las contraseñas y todos los nombres de usuario que tengas almacenados localmente.
Pasos para restablecer la contraseña en Firefox:
- En la barra de direcciones de Firefox, introduce la siguiente dirección :
- Presiona la tecla Intro.
- Aparecerá la página "Restablecer la contraseña maestra". Haz clic en Restablecer para restablecer tu contraseña maestra.
Pasos para restablecer la contraseña en Thunderbird:
- En el menú , ir hasta Herramientas y escoger Consola de errores.
- En el campo Código escribe openDialog("chrome://pippki/content/resetpassword.xul") y da clic en Evaluar. Aparecerá una ventana de confirmación donde podrás restablecer la contraseña maestra.
Por último, si deseas aumentar y fortalecer aún más la seguridad y tu privacidad en Firefox puedes instalar algunos de los complementos publicados en nuestra galería.
Fuente: Suppot Mozilla y MozillaES
Dave Hunt: Firefox Cufflinks
The custom made Firefox cufflinks have arrived! I'll be working out shipping costs, and posting them out this week.
Mozilla klar med ny Firefox-browser - tager livet af 14 år gammel bug - Computerworld Online
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Mozilla klar med ny Firefox-browser - tager livet af 14 år gammel bug
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Mozilla klar med ny Firefox-browser - tager livet af 14 år gammel bug. Efter 14 år har Mozilla nu fundet tid til at tage hånd om en bug, der rammer mange brugere af Firefox-browseren. 28. september 2015 kl. 11.03. 1 kommentar. Kim Stensdal ...
This Week In Rust: This Week in Rust 98
Hello and welcome to another issue of This Week in Rust! Rust is a systems language pursuing the trifecta: safety, concurrency, and speed. This is a weekly summary of its progress and community. Want something mentioned? Tweet us at @ThisWeekInRust or send us an email! Want to get involved? We love contributions.
This Week in Rust is openly developed on GitHub. If you find any errors in this week's issue, please submit a PR.
This week's edition was edited by: nasa42, brson, and llogiq.Updates from Rust Community News & Blog Posts
- If you use unsafe, you should be using compiletest.
- Running Rust on the Rumprun unikernel.
- Survey of licenses used by Rust projects on crates.io.
- An introduction to timely dataflow, part 3. Learn more about timely dataflow by writing a breadth-first search on random graphs.
- These weeks in Servo 34.
- Get data from a URL in Rust.
- Debuger state machine in Rust.
- rust-todomvc. Implementation of TodoMVC in Rust in the browser.
- zas. A tool to help with local web development, inspired by Pow.
- Serve. Command line utility to serve the files in the current directory.
- Rodio. Rust audio playback library.
- io-providers. Defines "provider" traits and implementations for different types of I/O operations.
- rust-sorty. A Rust lint to help with the sorting of uses, mods & crate declarations.
- walkdir. Rust library for walking directories recursively.
88 pull requests were merged in the last week.Notable changes
- Correctly walk import lists in AST visitors.
- Remove region variable leaks from higher_ranked_sub().
- Always pass /DEBUG flag to MSVC linker.
- Do not drop_in_place elements of Vec<T> if T doesn't need dropping.
- Make function pointers implement traits for up to 12 parameters.
- Use BufWriter in fasta-redux for a nice speedup.
- Upgrade hoedown to 3.0.5.
- Add no_default_libraries target linker option.
- Remove the deprecated box(PLACE) syntax.
- Implement AsMut for Vec.
- Amit Aryeh Levy
- David Elliott
- DenisKolodin
- Reza Akhavan
- Sebastian Wicki
- Xavier Shay
Changes to Rust follow the Rust RFC (request for comments) process. These are the RFCs that were approved for implementation this week:
Every week the team announces the 'final comment period' for RFCs and key PRs which are reaching a decision. Express your opinions now. This week's FCPs are:
- Promote the libc crate from the nursery.
- Add an internationalization framework to the Rust compiler.
- Add an alias attribute to #[link] and -l.
- 9/30. RustBerlin Hack and Learn.
- 10/1. Rust Meetup Hamburg: Rusty Project Presentations.
- 10/12. Seattle Rust Meetup.
If you are running a Rust event please add it to the calendar to get it mentioned here. Email Erick Tryzelaar or Brian Anderson for access.fn work(on: RustProject) -> Money
No jobs listed for this week. Tweet us at @ThisWeekInRust to get your job offers listed here!Crate of the Week
This Week, Crate of the Week is BurntSushi's quickcheck. Out of all quickcheck implementations, this is probably one of the more impressive ones. Thanks to DanielKeep, who had this to say:It helps write property-based tests: you define some property and how to test it, and quickcheck feeds your test random inputs as it tries to narrow down the ranges within which the property fails to hold. Handy when the set of possible test cases is very large.
I'd like to add an appeal to all supporters of "repeatable tests". Don't let the worthy goal of repeatability override the worthier goal of actually finding bugs. Your deterministic tests usually cannot even make a dent in the vast space of possible inputs. With a bit of randomness thrown in, you can greatly improve you chances and thus make your tests more valuable. Also with quickcheck, you get to see a minimized input that makes your test fail, which you can then turn into a repeatable test easily.Quote of the Week
If one regards Rust as a critique to C++, it certainly should be seen as a constructive critique. — llogiq on /r/cpp.
Thanks to msiemens for the tip. Submit your quotes for next week!
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Robert Longson: transform-origin for SVG elements
Firefox has supported transform-origin on html elements since version 16 (even earlier if you count -moz-transform-origin), but it's been a bit hit and miss using it on SVG elements.
Percentage units on SVG elements did not work at all, neither did center of course since that's just an alias for 50%.
Fortunately that's all about to change. Firefox 41 and 42 have a new pref svg.transform-origin.enabled that you can use to enable transform-origin support for SVG elements. Even better, Firefox 43 will not require a pref at all, it will support transform-origin straight out of the box.
Mozilla Updates Firefox To Include Built-In Messaging Features - Celebrity Cafe - Entertainment News (blog)
Celebrity Cafe - Entertainment News (blog)
Mozilla Updates Firefox To Include Built-In Messaging Features
Celebrity Cafe - Entertainment News (blog)
Mozilla introduced the Windows 10 version in August and the company also came up with a version of Firefox for the iPhone and the iPad to woo the customers. The Android version will also now detect and let you know if you bookmark the same page twice.
Mozilla Adds Instant Messaging to Firefox HelloNewsFactor Network
Firefox 42 Beta Lets You Block Trackers And Know Which Tab Is Playing That ...Tech Times
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Mozilla usunęła w Firefoksie 14-letni błąd
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Co ciekawe, w najnowszym lisku Mozilla rozwiązała problem, który był znany od… 14 lat! To nie żart. Chodzi o błąd związany z obsługą pamięci, który dotyczył popularnych rozszerzeń dla przeglądarki, jak Adblock Plus. Rozwiązanie problemu powinno ...
Aaron Thornburgh: Experience Director vs. Logo Design
I used to loath designing logos.
Once upon a time, I had to create 50+ logo options for any given client, simply because the Creative Director demanded it. Few appreciate (or remember) the mental effort and creative time it takes to make just one, polished concept. So producing pages and pages of logo variations required weeks of work… Meaning that nearly all of my billable time was devoted to 49 throw-away-ideas for the sake charging the client 80 hours and maybe winning a trophy. From my perspective, it was traumatic, tedious, and totally unnecessary.
But times have changed, and so has my role.
Today, there's no fussy CD looming behind my desk dictating changes. Being both the Maker and the Boss, I instead work directly with my clients on the Content Services team, or elsewhere at Mozilla. This affords me the freedom to explore several, distinct ideas, instead of dozens.
So when the team asked me to create a logo for Zenko, I actually looked forward to the assignment.
Zenko is a reporting system used by Content Services at Mozilla for analyzing Directory or Suggested Site campaign data running in Firefox.
Developed by Data Scientist Matthew Ruttley, Zenko reports only aggregate numbers for several key user interactions. This data provides our team the information they need to assess the performance of a campaign, without using personal data. (Because the data is aggregated, it's therefore anonymous.)
It's simple. It's helpful. It's brilliant.
But how does one communicate any of these salient points through a logo?1.
The name itself provided the inspiration for this first option. According to Matthew, Zenko means "helpful fox" in Japanese (善狐).
Basically, if Firefox was an actual fox, it would fetch only the sticks you really wanted. It would sense your will, sprint into the forest foliage, and then return with perfect specimens. Finally, as an act of loving-devotion, the fox would lay them at your feet in a pretty presentation.
Although cute and clever-but-literal, this version was my least favorite. (But hey, I had to get it out of my system.)2.
Then I explored the notion of a report.
At the end of the day, Content Services uses Zenko to build final reports that are then submitted to a client. "Report" typically implies a text-based document that distills raw data into concrete terms. And whether they're delivered on-screen or in a binder, we generally think of reports as things that have many, many pages.
Conversely, Zenko only pulls a limited amount of information. There are no tables of user data that reveal shopping trends, browsing history, or net worth. Just things like how many total Firefox users clicked on a particular suggested site in New Tab. Likewise, the reporting itself is limited, lightweight, and crystal clear.
Thus I envisioned a simple document that had been folded into a "Z". With a point and tail to suggest rapid movement, the logo mark was set off-centered above the name for added interest.
While clear and professional, this option was the most boring of the bunch.3.
Taking a further step back, good reporting helps people solve problems.
In that sense, Zenko helps Content Services find meaningful shapes and patters hidden within basic numbers. The third option illustrates this idea by creating a recognizable, 3-dimensional icon from 2-dimensional objects; implying that Zenko helps you see what is otherwise hidden.
While a strong contender, this logo was missing one crucial element… A personality.4.
To that end, I decided to take another direction entirely. Something new. Something alien, even.
Word-marks can be a strong, identifiable alternative to an icon-first approach (think WIRED or Lyft). Besides, the ones that tend to work often work best with shorter names like Zenko. In this case, my intent was to communicate a particular idea through the letter-forms themselves: This is a product for higher lifeforms.
Because sometimes I do envision Zenko as part of a larger master-plan to invade the Internet Advertising industry and replace bad actors with advertisers that value user consent and control. (Okay, so maybe not an invasion, but hopefully it's the start of something genuinely positive.)
It doesn't take a data scientist to understand why this option wasn't especially well received. Admittedly, my execution was a bit heavy-handed. For example, black and green don't exactly suggest a happy invasion.5.
Which leads us to the final, and winning, version.
Bringing it all back to basics, I thought once more about the essential purpose of Zenko, which is to measure things. Only the thing being measured is very specific (a campaign in Firefox), and relates only to Firefox users generally. As such, Zenko is a very specific tool – one that was made just for the task at hand.
Starting with the notion of a measuring stick (like the ones I played with in elementary school), the simplest shapes possible were used to construct the letters in "Zenko." The final result was a logo that could live anywhere, but still have it's own identity. If somebody has never heard of it, they can at least surmise something about what it does. And if they do use Zenko, the meaning is immediately evident.
Winner, winner, chicken dinner.
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Their patch addresses a problem with cubic congestion control, which is the default algorithm on many Linux distributions. The problem can be roughly summarized as the controller mistakenly characterizing the lack of congestion reports over a quiescent period as positive evidence that the network is not congested and therefore it should send at a faster rate when sending resumes. When put like this, its obvious that an endpoint that is not moving any traffic cannot use the lack of errors as information in its feedback loop.
The end result is that applications that oscillate between transmitting lots of data and then laying quiescent for a bit before returning to high rates of sending will transmit way too fast when returning to the sending state. This consequence of this is self induced packet loss along with retransmissions, wasted bandwidth, out of order packet delivery, and application level stalls.
Unfortunately a number of common web use cases are clear triggers here. Any use of persistent connections, where the burst of web data on two separate pages is interspersed with time for the user to interpret the data is an obvious trigger. A far more dangerous class of triggers is likely to be the various HTTP based adaptive streaming media formats where a series of chunks of media are transferred over time on the same HTTP channel. And of course, Linux is a very popular platform for serving media.
As with many bugs, it all seems so obvious afterwards - but tracking this stuff down is the work of quality non-glamorous engineering. Remember that TCP is robust enough that it seems to work anyhow - even at the cost of reduced network throughput in this case. Kudos to the google team for figuring it out, fixing it up, and especially for open sourcing the result. The whole web, including Firefox users, will benefit.


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This review comes from a person who has seen all the remakes of TV sitcom The Nanny with Fran Drescher (except that of Ecuador), and I can tell you that this the best remake, I laugh like the original. I disagree with the previous review the person who did it, was clearly blind and deaf . Niania nailed it, They hit every mark, they were spot on . 10/10 as the original. Exellence if I could buy it I will buy the whole season.Konrad is perfect for Niles he have the cute factor same as Niles.Karolina it's perfect for C.C. The Russian C.C (Zhanna, look too old and is way too tall for Konstatin the butler who is not cute and scare me, tough I do like Zhanna). Once again Niania it's perfect you won't regret it, I love so much.My version is of cour The Nanny with Fran Drescher but the 1 runner up always will be Polish version Niania and I won't trade it for anything in the world, it's great it's funny and it's cute.
You all remember "The Nanny" with irritating yet somehow charming :) Fran Drescher?... "Niania" is just a polish version, stage design stays the same, actors are chosen to look like in the original, but there is a slight problem...the series isn't funny! Young actors just aren't natural in their roles. I don't think anyone wants to see the exact copy, when given a couple of opportunities to see the original series. Agnieszka Dygant though is a talented actress with interesting physiognomy, Tomasz Kot is after his great role in "Skazany na bluesa" and they can do their best, so I hope that they will find the way to freshen up "The Nanny" as it is the only way for the series to be watchable.
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Fundamental Investigation in Two Flashover-Based Trigger Methods for Low-Pressure Gas Discharge Switches
ABSTRACT Modern switches for pulse-power technology have special requirements such as long lifetime, reliability in a wide pressure and voltage range, as well as small delay time. In order to meet these requirements, two trigger methods were developed and examined. These two different trigger methods based on a flashover were tested for the emission behavior by variation of different parameters. The first configuration is a semiconductor surface flashover trigger, where electron emission is based on a surface flashover between the contact area of a copper spring and a carbide cylinder. The second trigger concept is the high-dielectric trigger, where electrons are released by the field emission effect at the transition between metal-vacuum and dielectric. For this system, high dielectric materials with dielectric constants in the order of 2000 are available. The electrical and optical measurements of both trigger systems were done in a modular structured vacuum chamber. For lower pressure, the high-dielectric trigger shows better performances and higher emitted charge of the electron emission within all adjusted parameters like gas pressure, applied voltage, and different wirings. In addition to the higher emitted charge, the emitted electrons from the high-dielectric material have higher energies. For the lifetime characteristic, the high-dielectric trigger shows lifetimes much higher than 100 million discharges.
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ABSTRACT: The planed Facility for Antiproton and Ion Research (FAIR) is a new international accelerator laboratory at the GSI in Darmstadt, Germany. One research topic at this facility is aimed to protons and anti protons colliding experiments. After generation of these antiprotons strong magnetic fields are necessary to focus the antiprotons. To achieve this high magnetic fields a magnetic horn will be used. To generate for this application the necessary high magnetic field the designed stripline of the pulse forming network (PFN) has to handle a peak current of 400kA with a pulse length of 20μs. Currently the only possibility to handle this high current is the use of mercury filled Ignitrons. The plasma physics working group at the University of Frankfurt develops a mercury free switch, which is able to replace the Ignitrons in the PFN of the magnetic horn. This contribution shall give an overview about the development of a gas discharge switch with minimized local electrode erosion. The experimental setup of the switch consists of coaxial electrodes, similar to the geometry used for plasma focus devices. The main discharge between the coaxial electrode system will be initiated by a trigger predischarge. After the ignition of the main discharge between the coaxial electrode system and due to the interaction of the induced radial magnetic field with the plasma, the gas discharge will be accelerated to the open end of the coaxial electrode system1. This acceleration of the plasma sheet is due to the Lorentz force, which interacts with the discharge. Therefore the switch will be called a Lorentz Drift Switch (LDS). For the special application of the magnetic horn to provide enough charged particles several of these coaxial devices will be stacked together in a parallel.Plasma Science (ICOPS), 2013 Abstracts IEEE International Conference on; 01/2013
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Over the last year, in celebration of the Year of the Alumni, I have had the privilege to be a part of, attend, and engage with many of you at your work places, your company events, and at Marian University events. It has been an education in itself, being in the company of entrepreneurs, executives of unbelievably successful companies, venture capitalists, teachers, those in the health and science fields and the media. I am regularly asked where I work and what I do...read more.
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Hampshire Archives and Local Studies
Ann Rutherford, local historian and naturalist: colour slides of plants, animals, nature reserves and landscapes of Hampshire mid 20th cent (1A08)
Staffordshire and Stoke-on-Trent Archive Service: Lichfield Record Office
Burton upon Trent Natural History and Archaeological Society: minutes, winding up papers 1968-2007 (D480)
Warwickshire County Record Office
Warwickshire Beekeepers' Association, Warwick and Leamington branch: minutes, corresp, magazines, short history of the association 1932-2007 (CR4227)
Wolverhampton Archives and Local Studies
South Staffordshire Naturalist Society: committee minutes, annual journals, details of outings, photographs 1894-2003 (DX-1031)
Natural History Museum
Dennis Curry, businessman, geologist and philanthropist: records incl papers, corresp and photographs 1962-2001 (P MMS (Earth Sciences Llibrary))
Brian Keith Holdsworth, palaeontologist: records incl papers, corresp, photographs and maps 1963-2006 (P MSS (Earth Sciences Library))
Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew, Library and Archives
Stella Ross-Craig, botanical illustrator and Robert Sealy, botanist: papers rel to botanical excursions incl drawings, notes and diaries 1933-77 (PrP 08-0016)
Asa Gray, botanist and Sir Joseph Dalton Hooker, botanist: corresp rel to botanical matters, research and Darwin's theory 1854-1905 (PrP 08-0002)
Linnean Society of London
Avril Fox, lepidopterist: lepidoptera breeding record and index 1975-80
The Waterways Archive, Gloucester
British Waterways Board: botanical survey of the Kennet and Avon canal 1991 (TWA 2008/4)
Aberdeen University, Special Libraries and Archives
George Sim, naturalist: notebook (Dr Bob Ralph Collection) 1883-1905 (Acc 342)
Oxford University: Bodleian Library, Special Collections and Western Manuscripts
Ashmolean Natural History Society of Oxfordshire: minutes 1984-2008
Oxford University: Regent's Park College, Angus Library
William Carey, Baptist missionary: letters to Dr Wallich rel to botany 1825-30 (IN 13/2 Add.)
Sheffield University Library
Arthur Willis, botanist: research papers 1948-2006 (MS 391)
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