00:28
<sedovsek>
Hey folks! Does anyone know a site that uses MultiColumns? (column-width: <size>; or column-count: <integer>;)
00:28
<sedovsek>
Found only few so far ...
09:38
<kennyluck>
Does anyone know how you find sites that use multiple backgrounds?
11:13
<Ms2ger>
No indexedDB in Opera?
11:39
<charlvn>
kennyluck: multiple backgrounds?
11:39
<charlvn>
not sure what that means
16:32
Ms2ger
waves at Aryeh
17:00
<sphaaz>
can i ask somebody about big file transfers 500+mb ver http
17:01
<sphaaz>
seems that transfer just stops on different transfered size using different browser
17:01
<sphaaz>
for example on chrome anything above 200 mb just fails
17:02
<sphaaz>
im probably not sending headers as i should
17:02
<sphaaz>
thx in advance
19:37
<annevk>
Ms2ger: Velmont is working on it
19:37
<Ms2ger>
it?
19:38
<annevk>
Ms2ger: re the only thing you said today
19:38
<Ms2ger>
Ah, IDB
19:39
<Ms2ger>
I also waved at Aryeh
19:40
<annevk>
I don't wave with my mouth typically
19:41
<Ms2ger>
You don't? Fascinating :)
20:35
<jgraham>
Alhough Velmont is mainly writing tests. So maybe we will just make a testsuite!
20:36
<Ms2ger>
And tell Microsoft to rewrite their tests until they match yours? :)
20:46
<jgraham>
That does seem to be the plan
20:49
<annevk>
lol
20:50
<annevk>
that Selectors matching bug in WebKit went exactly nowhere
20:50
<annevk>
roi of filing bugs on WebKit seems pretty low :/
20:50
<Ms2ger>
How very surprising
21:04
<kennyluck>
Or rather Mozilla people spend too much time on Bugzilla.
21:07
<Hixie>
annevk: try pinging hyatt in #webkit
21:08
<jgraham>
kennyluck: Non sequitur?
21:13
<kennyluck>
jgraham, seriously, as a self-called Mozilla community member, I think Mozilla folks spend too much time on all these community efforts. I see Opera showing this trait too, although I am less familiar with it.
21:14
<jgraham>
...
21:14
<jgraham>
Now I am really intrigued
21:14
<jgraham>
What do you mean "community efforts"?
21:14
<jgraham>
What do you think Opera spend too much time on?
21:15
<jacobolus>
kennyluck: as in, you think the mozilla people should ignore bugzilla?
21:15
<kennyluck>
standardization, responding to non-essential bugs too quickly, etc. etc.
21:17
<jgraham>
Maybe I shouldn't comment on Mozilla, but I am absoutely sure that Opera don't spend too much time on standards work. We have a slightly unusual setup because it is typically not our developers that are doing the standards stuff
21:17
<jgraham>
And we get a *huge* amount of value out of the work that we put in
21:18
<jgraham>
For example zcorpan doing the quirks mode spec allowed us to fix some site-compat bugs that we might otherwise never have identified
21:19
<kennyluck>
jacobolus, no I mean, at least, I think Mozilla people probably shouldn't investigate into problems raised by some random site owners, if those don't seem important.
21:20
<jgraham>
kennyluck: It is really hard to know which bugs are important until you investigate them.
21:20
<jgraham>
But I don't think that Mozilla typically have bz + roc + dbaron + all the other core developers doing frontline qa
21:21
<jacobolus>
kennyluck: how do you recommend finding and fixing bugs for a public open source project if you don't have a tracker that someone follows up with?
21:21
<kennyluck>
jgraham, well, I see bz everywhere :p
21:21
<jgraham>
AIUI they have employees/volunteers that triage the bugs
21:26
<jgraham>
https://twitter.com/#!/brucel/status/182440439016734720 is also interesting in the value of standards
23:19
<zewt>
can the world stop pretending that big endian is still a thing
23:19
<zewt>
optimizing for little endian is: perfectly okay