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This Modern World by Tom Tomorrow:
August 08, 2004 - August 14, 2004
Archives
This Modern World by Tom Tomorrow:
August 08, 2004 - August 14, 2004
Archives
08/10/2004 03:40 AMSeptember is “national preparedness month” .. has a great
post on an upcoming Bush campaign strategy .. usefully
timed
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Linux Advisory Watch - August 6th 2004
Linux Advisory Watch - August 6th 2004
08/06/2004 09:56 AMLinux Advisory Watch - August 27th 2004
Linux Advisory Watch - August 27th 2004
08/27/2004 02:14 PMV2N8 August 2004 Awareness Watch
Newsletter
V2N8 August 2004 Awareness Watch
Newsletter
07/27/2004 06:14 AM
AwarenessWatch™ Newsletter V2N8 August
2004http://virtualprivatelibrary.blogspot.com/Awareness Watch
V2N8.pdfAwareness Watch™
Newsletterhttp://www.AwarenessWatch.com/
The August 2004 V2N8 Awareness Watch™ Newsletter
is available as a 26 page .pdf document (487KB) from the above URL.
The Awareness Watch Featured Report this month highlights a
comprehensive listing of information quality
resources. The Awareness Watch Spotters cover many excellent and newly
released current awareness research sources and tools as well as the
latest identified Internet happenings and resources. The book review
highlights Web Dynamics and the Subject Tracerâ„¢
Information Blogs have been updated with the latest subject:
Artificial Intelligence Resources.
Linux Advisory Watch - August 20th, 2004
Linux Advisory Watch - August 20th, 2004
08/20/2004 12:32 PMLinux Advisory Watch - August 13th, 2004
Linux Advisory Watch - August 13th, 2004
08/13/2004 12:38 PMInternet used widely in American 2004
election: new study
Internet used widely in American 2004
election: new study
03/14/2005 06:04 PM
The internet played a crucial role for many
Americans during the 2004 elections, according to a new
study from the Pew
Internet and American Life project .
the online political news consumer population grew dramatically from
18% of the U.S. population in 2000 to 29% in 2004. There was also a
striking increase in the number who cited the internet as one of their
primary sources of news about the presidential campaign: 11% of
registered voters said the internet was a primary source of political
news in 2000 and 18% said that in 2004.
The full study is
available as a pdf download .
"Talking Points Memo: by Joshua Micah
Marshall: August 01, 2004 - August 07,
2004 Archives"
"Talking Points Memo: by Joshua Micah
Marshall: August 01, 2004 - August 07,
2004 Archives"
08/04/2004 08:19 PMTalking Points Memo: by Joshua Micah
Marshall: August 15, 2004 - August 21,
2004 Archives
Talking Points Memo: by Joshua Micah
Marshall: August 15, 2004 - August 21,
2004 Archives
08/20/2004 06:07 PMTalking Points Memo: by Joshua Micah Marshall: August 15, 2004 -
August 21, 2004 Archives .. Weeeeell ..
post
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Talking Points Memo: by Joshua Micah
Marshall: August 01, 2004 - August 07,
2004 Archives
Talking Points Memo: by Joshua Micah
Marshall: August 01, 2004 - August 07,
2004 Archives
08/04/2004 02:54 PMTalking Points Memo: by Joshua Micah Marshall: August 01, 2004 -
August 07, 2004 Archives .. the Illinois GOP is trying to figure out
who to run .. has some
thoughts
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Talking Points Memo: by Joshua Micah
Marshall: August 22, 2004 - August 28,
2004 Archives
Talking Points Memo: by Joshua Micah
Marshall: August 22, 2004 - August 28,
2004 Archives
08/28/2004 12:45 AMinformation on Talking Points Memo .. Josh Marshall .. good
'un
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Iowa Presidential Watch: 2004 election
Democrat candidates caucus, primary
national campaigns news
Iowa Presidential Watch: 2004 election
Democrat candidates caucus, primary
national campaigns news
09/17/2004 06:35 AMconservative site IowaPresidentialWatch.com .. Iowa Presidential
Watch
iowapresidentialwatch.com
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GeorgeWBush.com :: Official Blog ::
August 01, 2004 - August 07, 2004
Archive
GeorgeWBush.com :: Official Blog ::
August 01, 2004 - August 07, 2004
Archive
08/04/2004 11:42 PMPresident Bush’s campaign blog .. quote from an NRO
piece
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It's Kerry's election to lose
It's Kerry's election to lose
05/11/2004 01:29 PM
Zogby calls the
election for Kerry John
Zogby goes out on a limb and predicts John Kerry will be the next
POTUS.
Skype’s free telephony software,
launched in August 2003, spread through
word-of-mouth, with no traditional
marketing, to claim over 7 million users
in August 2004
Skype’s free telephony software,
launched in August 2003, spread through
word-of-mouth, with no traditional
marketing, to claim over 7 million users
in August 2004
09/02/2004 02:11 AM [PRWEB Sep 2, 2004]
Kerry's looking for American failure --
and he's it
Kerry's looking for American failure --
and he's it
09/26/2004 09:24 PMKerry's Anti-American Rhetoric Used in
Torture of POWs
Kerry's Anti-American Rhetoric Used in
Torture of POWs
08/28/2004 01:20 PMDavid Freddoso: Kerry's Anti-American Rhetoric Used In Torture Of POWs
(W/ Quotes) .. come forward to bash John Kerry .. Human
Events
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Wireless Watch 2004: UbiButton Watch
Super Clapper
Wireless Watch 2004: UbiButton Watch
Super Clapper
07/22/2004 08:11 AM
WIRELESS WATCH
2004 is going on in Japan until Friday, and there are plenty of new
product demonstrations as well as those currently in development on
display. This year's hot sheet includes NTT DoCoMo's "UbiButton," a
device similar in form factor to a wristwatch. By detecting the shock
waves in the arm created by a simple snapping of the fingers, a switch
is flipped that can, for example, turn a light on and off. In other
words, DoCoMo has glorified The Clapper to now be called The Snapper.
Actually, I know a couple people that can't snap their fingers...what
the hell are they supposed to do? [Uhm, clap? - ed] Other
highlights from the convention included a working model of a Bluetooth
pen, and DDI Pocket's "Jacketphone," a SD card sized PHS module.
TechJapan has full Day 1 coverage, with pretty pictures.
Read - WIRELESS
JAPAN 2004, Day 1 [TechJapan]
Related
Nokia's Bluetooth digital pen [Gizmodo]
Election watch launch
Election watch launch
08/30/2004 01:46 PMTechnorati's Election Watch site has launched....
Talking Points Memo: by Joshua Micah
Marshall: August 29, 2004 - September
04, 2004 Archives
Talking Points Memo: by Joshua Micah
Marshall: August 29, 2004 - September
04, 2004 Archives
08/31/2004 02:19 AMThe Bush retreat? .. Talking Points Memo .. which end is up ..
Today
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Excerpts Of Remarks Prepared For
Delivery At The 2004 Republican National
Convention On Monday, August 30, 2004
Excerpts Of Remarks Prepared For
Delivery At The 2004 Republican National
Convention On Monday, August 30, 2004
08/30/2004 10:15 AMExcerpts Of Remarks Prepared For Delivery At The 2004 Republican
National Convention .. press release .. his
speech
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Introducing the Blair watch project from
Guardian Unlimited: Election 2005
Introducing the Blair watch project from
Guardian Unlimited: Election 2005
04/08/2005 10:20 AMIntroducing the Blair watch project from Guardian Unlimited: Election
2005.
Awesome
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"with the accusation that the GOP will
try and suppress the African American
vote this election"
"with the accusation that the GOP will
try and suppress the African American
vote this election"
09/13/2004 02:40 PMHP WORLD - HP: ProLiant delays to
continue through August
HP WORLD - HP: ProLiant delays to
continue through August
08/17/2004 05:38 PMCHICAGO - Hewlett-Packard Co. customers will continue to have
difficulties ordering custom configurations of HP's ProLiant servers
though the end of August, company executives told attendees at the HP
World conference in Chicago Tuesday. The problems are due to
continuing problems with an SAP AG order processing and supply-chain
deployment rolled out last month, they said.
Firefox 1.0 Guidebook
Firefox 1.0 Guidebook
09/19/2004 09:14 PMa The Mozilla Store is now taking orders for a Firefox Guidebook. The
cover sure looks nice. It ships Sep 30th. Looks like it's aimed
towards novice users. Order it now for your mom!
Also available:
Firefox CD & Guidebook
Firefox & Thunderbird CD
Firefox Stickers
Mozilla 1.7 Guidebook
August 04, 2004
August 04, 2004
08/04/2004 08:45 PM
Eric
Sink: “It‘s okay to be in awe of these great hackers.
But as a practical matter, small ISVs would be much better off hiring
professionals.” Agreed!
Which reminds me, I can't wait for Johanna Rothman's new book on
hiring geeks to come out. I'm reading the manuscript now and it's a
great book on a topic that doesn't get a lot of coverage.
August 06, 2004
August 06, 2004
08/06/2004 11:51 AM
I'm just about to leave for
the annual Spolsky family vacation... this year we've got a villa in
Umbria, Italy. I'll be passing through Rome on Monday, August 16th.
We've got a few people who have already confirmed
to meet for a dinner there, so if you'll be in town, let's meet
up!
Where: The lobby of the Aleph
Hotel
Address: Via di San Basilio, 15
When: 20.00
16/08/01
I'll make sure the concierge knows where I am. At 8 PM
when we see how many people show up, we'll find a good restaurant
that's open (not easy in August in Rome, I'm told) and talk about
software (and food (and the heat)).
August 27, 2004
August 27, 2004
08/27/2004 07:07 PM
In June I wrote
“The old Microsoft, the Microsoft of Raymond Chen, might have
implemented things like Avalon, the new graphics system, as a series
of DLLs that can run on any version of Windows and which could be
bundled with applications that need them. There's no technical reason
not to do this. But Microsoft needs to give you a reason to buy
Longhorn...”
Microsoft: “Microsoft also announced that the
Windows WinFX developer technologies, including the new presentation
subsystem code-named ‘Avalon’ and the new communication
subsystem code-named Indigo, will be made available for Microsoft®
Windows XP and Windows Server 2003 in 2006.”
(MSDNMag 0, RaymondChen 1!)
I've been hard at work on some new code for the discussion groups.
Hopefully I'll get an experimental build up somewhere in a week or two
and we can start playing with it. It won't look very different from
the outside, so don't get too excited. I think probably the biggest
visible change will be that when you post something, you'll be able to
provide a URL that your name links to. It's a small feature that I'm
hoping will have a big effect on the anthropology of the discussion
group. Like everything else, it's an experiment. Have a great
weekend!
August 25, 2004
August 25, 2004
08/27/2004 01:54 PM
Dare Obasanjo at Microsoft read How
Microsoft Lost the API War and took it to heart: “The Microsoft culture is about
creating the newest, latest greatest thing that 'changes the world'
not improving what is already out there and working for customers.
When I read various Microsoft blogs and MSDN headlines about how even
though we've made paradigm shifts in developer technologies in the
recent years we aren't satisfied and want to introduce radically new
and different technologies all over again. This bothers me. I hate the
fact that 'you have to rewrite a lot of your code' is a common answer
to questions a customer might ask about how to leverage new or
upcoming functionality in a developer technology.”
It's great that some people Microsoft took my article to heart (not
just the MSDN editors, who have been running victory<
/a> laps). Now I have a confession. The reason it took me so
long to write this article is that I was afraid Microsoft would
actually listen to me, even in some small degree, even if it's just
the System.Xml.XmlDocument class. As a developer, I would much prefer
if the Raymond Chen camp won -- it sure makes my life easier -- but as
a competitor to Microsoft, I have to assume that the stupider
Microsoft is, the better.
August 19, 2004
August 19, 2004
08/19/2004 07:52 AM
Contents of the Joel on Software book:
- Introduction (all new!)
- Choosing a Language
- Back to Basics
- The Joel Test: 12 Steps to Better Code
- The Absolute Minimum Every Software Developer Absolutely,
Positively Must Know About Unicode and Character Sets (No
Excuses!)
- Painless Functional Specifications
- Painless Software Schedules
- Daily Builds Are Your Friend
- Hard-assed Bug Fixin'
- Five Worlds
- Paper Prototyping
- Don't Let Architecture Astronauts Scare You
- Fire And Motion
- Craftsmanship
- Three Wrong Ideas From Computer Science
- Biculturalism
- Every Crash, Everywhere
- Interviewing
- Incentive Pay Considered Harmful
- Top Five (Wrong) Reasons You Don't Have Testers
- Human Task Switches Considered Harmful
- Things You Should Never Do, Part I
- The Iceberg Secret, Revealed
- The Law of Leaky Abstractions
- Lord Palmerston on Programming
- Measurement
- Foreword to "In Search of Stupidity"
- What is the Work of Dogs in this Country?
- Getting Things Done When You're Only a Grunt
- Two Stories
- Big Macs vs. The Naked Chef
- Nothing is as Simple as it Seems
- In Defense of Not-Invented-Here Syndrome
- Strategy Letter I: Ben and Jerry's vs. Amazon
- Strategy Letter II: Chicken and Egg Problems
- Strategy Letter III: Let Me Go Back!
- Strategy Letter IV: Bloatware and the 80/20 Myth
- Strategy Letter V: The Economics of Open Source
- Murphy's Law Gone Wild
- How Microsoft Lost the API War
- Microsoft Goes Bonkers
- Our .NET Strategy
- Please Sir May I Have a Linker?
- The Best of Ask Joel
August 03, 2004
August 03, 2004
08/03/2004 12:27 PM
SoftwareCEO.com has a feature
about Fog Creek Software on their home page this week: “In fact,
Spolsky takes a skeptical view of almost every bit of received wisdom
he's ever heard about running a software company. His views are
refreshing and thought-provoking, and they certainly work in his
niche.”
(Read it this week, as SoftwareCEO archives are open
to paid subscribers only.)
IBM talks up US pensions with ornery
old-timers
IBM talks up US pensions with ornery
old-timers
09/20/2004 11:00 AMSettlement looms
CNN.com - Kerry's inner circle lacks
color - Apr 15, 2004
CNN.com - Kerry's inner circle lacks
color - Apr 15, 2004
04/16/2004 06:11 AMCNN: Kerry's inner circle lacks color .. LACK OF
DIVERSITY:
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GUIdebook: Graphical User Interface
Gallery
GUIdebook: Graphical User Interface
Gallery
12/19/2004 03:25 PMGUIdebook: Graphical User Interface Gallery
http://www.aci.c
om.pl/mwichary/guidebook/index
The world of religious
icons and other illustrative and symbolic elements is well-documented
both in print publications, and to a lesser extent, in various online
archives and exhibitions. But what about the world of graphical user
interfaces, such as the icons that populate many of our computer
screens? Curious visitors will find their fill at this online museum
of graphical interfaces, many of which even some long-time computer
users may have forgotten about. Divided into categories such as icons,
sounds, components, and interfaces, the site contains over 2675
pictures and 651 icons from 51 interfaces. Visitors may want to browse
through some of these sections, especially ones like the "Splashes"
area where they can view some of those iconic images that are (or
were) displayed while various programs are in the process of
launching. Here visitors can view such classics as those splashes
created for Netscape Navigator 2.0 and Microsoft Word 1.1. Also, even
the most stoic user may shed a tear while listening to some of the
"classic" sounds of such platforms as Windows 95, which are also
available here. Rounding things out here are a selection of historical
articles on graphical user interfaces, and a few advertisements from
the not-so-distant past, including one featuring a certain Harvard
drop-out-turned billionaire. [From The Scout Report, Copyright
Internet Scout Project 1994-2004.
http://scout.wisc.edu/]
Achewood - August 17, 2004
Achewood - August 17, 2004
08/19/2004 08:15 AMA comic that is well. Damn funny to me .. It makes me laugh too hard
.. Today's Achewood
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August 2004 Zeitgeist
August 2004 Zeitgeist
09/02/2004 05:39 PM Search Term Hits Percent
----------------------------------- francesca willis 1959...
watch the world... slide away, to a tune
watch the world... slide away, to a tune
08/06/2004 03:03 PMThis “Creep” Flash Video ..
animatie
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Watch Out For Virus Hoax During World
Cup
Watch Out For Virus Hoax During World
Cup
05/23/2002 10:39 PM"watch the world... slide away, to a
tune"
"watch the world... slide away, to a
tune"
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Speedup Firefox
Speedup Firefox
01/03/2005 01:03 AM
Speed-up Firefox. Wow.
Spread Firefox Download Counter
Relaunched, Firefox Downloads Top 44
Million
Spread Firefox Download Counter
Relaunched, Firefox Downloads Top 44
Million
04/11/2005 11:59 PMBlake Ross on Firefox Developer
Recruitment and Why Firefox Will Never
Grow Up
Blake Ross on Firefox Developer
Recruitment and Why Firefox Will Never
Grow Up
02/01/2005 10:05 PMThe History of Mozilla Firefox: From
Phoenix, to Firebird, to Firefox
The History of Mozilla Firefox: From
Phoenix, to Firebird, to Firefox
03/31/2005 07:27 AMadbar for Firefox: Opera's least popular
feature comes to Firefox!
adbar for Firefox: Opera's least popular
feature comes to Firefox!
08/18/2004 06:48 AMadbar for firefox .. Adbar
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Mozilla Firefox Reaches 1.0PR, Still
Named Firefox
Mozilla Firefox Reaches 1.0PR, Still
Named Firefox
09/14/2004 02:50 PMStartup Looks To Build Business Around
Firefox (TechWeb)
Startup Looks To Build Business Around
Firefox (TechWeb)
04/13/2005 04:21 AMTechWeb - Startup Round Two announces plans to build software and
services that make the Firefox browser consumers' control panel for
all web activity.
Firefox 1.0 Preview Release and
Thunderbird 0.8 Released - Mozilla
Foundation Adds New Features to Firefox
and Thunderbird as New Apps Near 1.0
Launch
Firefox 1.0 Preview Release and
Thunderbird 0.8 Released - Mozilla
Foundation Adds New Features to Firefox
and Thunderbird as New Apps Near 1.0
Launch
09/14/2004 03:22 AMThe Mozilla Foundation today released the Mozilla Firefox 1.0 Preview
Release web browser and Mozilla Thunderbird 0.8 email client. Mozilla
Firefox 1.0 Preview Release is an innovative, secure, lightning fast
web browser that is rapidly gaining global market share. Mozilla
Thunderbird 0.8 is the Mozilla Foundation's next generation email
client. These releases bring Firefox and Thunderbird one step closer
to their much anticipated 1.0 releases, scheduled for later this fall.
[PRWEB Sep 14, 2004]
FirefoxIE - Test IE Compatibility Inside
Firefox, www.firefoxie.net Fully
Equipped and Ready for Firefox 1.0PR
FirefoxIE - Test IE Compatibility Inside
Firefox, www.firefoxie.net Fully
Equipped and Ready for Firefox 1.0PR
09/17/2004 08:22 AMFF/IE Compatible Web Pages - There is a new development in the web
design world, web pages that can be viewed equally in Firefox or
Internet Explorer. [PRWEB Sep 17, 2004]
Mozilla Firefox for Linux 0.8 Released
Mozilla Firefox for Linux 0.8 Released
02/10/2004 02:47 AMInsecure file permissions in the Firefox
browser for Linux >= v0.9
Insecure file permissions in the Firefox
browser for Linux >= v0.9
09/13/2004 02:54 PMMax (Sep 13 2004)
New Mozilla Firefox Yahoo! Toolbar Beta
Supports Mac OS X and Linux
New Mozilla Firefox Yahoo! Toolbar Beta
Supports Mac OS X and Linux
04/06/2005 03:49 PM"Firefox 0.8"
"Firefox 0.8"
02/10/2004 04:15 PMFirefox 1.0PR: a first look
Firefox 1.0PR: a first look
09/16/2004 02:58 PMZDNet UK Sep 16 2004 6:41PM GMT
Firefox.com
Firefox.com
09/14/2004 02:54 PMThe domain Firefox.com is now in the possession of the Mozilla
Foundation. This thanks to Kevin Karpenske, the former owner of the
domain, and his selfless contribution.
Make sure to visit Kevin's new site, Quailish.com, and voice your
gratitude. We at Blogzilla would like to extend our praise to Kevin
for his support of the Mozilla Firefox Project.
What do you think about Firefox?
What do you think about Firefox?
09/27/2004 06:50 AMCNET Sep 27 2004 10:08AM GMT
Firefox Now Available
Firefox Now Available
02/10/2004 01:23 PM You’ve probably already hear this, but the latest incarnation
of the Mozilla browser Firebird and been released as Firefox Although
I doubt it will replace Safari as my default browser, I have to say
that the Firefox icon is...
Firefox 1.0 is here!
Firefox 1.0 is here!
12/17/2004 06:41 PMFirefox again
Firefox again
12/17/2004 06:36 PMThough I blogged on several occasions in the past that I though
Firefox was not quite ready for primetime yet, I have been using it as
my default browser for a couple of months now and don't intend to
return to IE any time soon. Not that I think Firefox is perfect
though, there are still some issues with it... (406 words)
Firefox
Firefox
06/16/2004 07:31 PMAs expected, quite a few people commented on my last entry, telling me
I should add Firefox to the list. Here's one of the reasons I'm not a
full convert yet (screenshot taken when I just tried to start Firefox
on my desktop, which does have Firefox installed) I love Firefox's
tabbed browsing and better CSS support, which is why... (205 words)
Firefox 1.0 and You
Firefox 1.0 and You
12/19/2004 03:25 PMNow that Firefox 1.0 has been released, what enhancements, bug-fixes
or general improvements to the browser have made surfing better for
you? My most recent "how did I ever live without this?" feature:
The ability to configure where links from other applications are
opened in Firefox. This option can be accessed via Preferences:
Advanced: Tabbed Browsing. I've got Firefox set to open links in "a
new tab in the most recent window."
Firefox 1.0 is out
Firefox 1.0 is out
12/19/2004 03:43 PMIt's beautiful and rich on features and support for all the fancy new
CSS, Javascript and DHTML toys. If only it was a bit more Mac like I'd
change my default browser from Safari. Until then it's great to have
around for those rare times when Safari doesn't work. If you don't use
a Mac, why are you still reading here? Go download it already!...
"Firefox 1.0"
"Firefox 1.0"
09/16/2004 03:30 AMFirefox 0.9.1
Firefox 0.9.1
08/15/2004 01:25 PMgetfirefox.com
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Firefox 0.9.3
Firefox 0.9.3
08/08/2004 05:08 PMDirect and Related Links for 'Firefox 0.9.3'
“Firefox 0.9 is the award winning preview of Mozilla’s
next generation browser. Firefox empowers you to browse faster, more
safely and efficiently than with any other browser.”…
Towards Firefox 1.0
Towards Firefox 1.0
02/12/2004 02:19 PMMozilla developer Ben Goodger has written an interesting post on the
Mozillazine forums about plans for Firefox as it approches 1.0.
Originally the roadmap contained more features for 1.0, but were
trimmed so that they can focus on the following two critical things:
Seamless Data Migration from other browsers. Automated...
Firefox Goes to 1.0
Firefox Goes to 1.0
09/16/2004 01:03 AMMozilla's Firefox browser has gone to a 1.0 release and is now
available for download at http://www.mozilla.org/ . I've been sticking
to the regular Mozilla thus far, but I decided...
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