There was a time when I worked on the website mozilla.org full time. This time has passed, but the website is in the capable hands of my friends at Mozilla's Web Productions team.
No Coin to Spend Your Coins On
Silicon Valley has a new favorite toy: An electronic credit card to hold all your other credit cards.
[^1]: Thanks to Kumar for the tip!
My "smart keyword" searches in Firefox
Woah it's been a long time since I last blogged. Busy times. So here you go with a casual Firefox tip:
Add-on Notifications Are Hard
Over the years, I have written a handful of Firefox add-ons, and I need notifications quite frequently. Why? Most of my add-ons do something in the background at the user's request, and when it's done, the user wants to know. Alternatively, if my add-on attempts to do something and fails, the user would see nothing happen at all, unless I somehow tell them.
imagetwist 1.1 now twists even harder
I just released a new version of imagetwist!
Say Hello to wenzel.io
The other day, I made a thing:
Thank Heavens for Warning Labels
You know, I sure am happy America has figured out its warning labels.
imagetwist, an add-on rotating images according to their EXIF data
Ever so often, friends send me emails with pictures they took on their phones. When looking at the photo, it frequently appears turned on its side, like this:
Boogie Board, an LCD-powered chalkboard
Last week, I went to a toy store to buy some gifts, where I discoverd something really cool: A "boogie board".
Not Every Problem is a "First-World Problem", or Chilling Effects of Social Pressure
There's a semi-funny Internet meme called "first world problems", here is an example: