I dig this, it'd be cool to see a similar post for Firefox and other Browsers that are open source.
Josh Matthews has a neat choose-your-own-adventure tutorial for Firefox: http://www.joshmatthews.net/trainingmontage/
Contributing to Chromium: An Illustrated Guide
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#12Anyone know what she's using to build her presentations? I poked around but couldn't figure it out. More here: https://speakerdeck.com/notwaldorf
Plain old Keynote :)
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#14Great article! thank you. Shame you do printfs though, it looks like you guys have done some pretty awesome work with putting GDB on steroids: https://code.google.com/p/chromium/wiki/LinuxDebugging#GDB
Re: Contributing to Chromium: An Illustrated Guide
#15Anyone know what she's using to build her presentations? I poked around but couldn't figure it out. More here: https://speakerdeck.com/notwaldorf
Plain old Keynote :)
Hello, this is certainly off-topic but I am curious about your username. Is it in reference to Waldorf schools? My daughter just started preschool at one and I'm wondering if "notwaldorf" is a shot at Waldorf schools. As a parent I would obviously love to know about any negative experiences.