> As Andrew Stanton, director of Finding Nemo and WALL-E, put it: "My strategy has always been: be wrong as fast as we can... which basically means, we're gonna screw up, let's just admit that. Let's not be afraid of that. You can't get to adulthood before you go through puberty. I won't get it right the first time, but I will get it wrong really soon, really quickly."
That makes me wiling to try Firefox again, since amongst the Safari/Chrome/Firefox it was the browser that consumed most vertical space, which is an issue on mobile (less than 15") laptops - at least for me.
They put cameras everywhere and sell a ton of them for quite a bit of money. Makes a lot more sense than losing money shoving 140 characters around the globe...
Check out their YouTube channel for examples of what their customers do with their cameras. It's pretty amazing.
We mount them in various locations on our aircraft during tests. GoPros have nice experimental science applications when you need a rugged camera with an integrated stable mount.
They are hugely popular with a TON of different segments of sports. Everything from paintball to hunting to hang gliding to snowboarding to fly fishing. All have amazing user generated content from the gopro.
As someone else pointed out, Mozilla won't have to know once the protocol is more supported. Currently they're acting as a transitionary bridge, not a required element.
Also, iirc, Google doesn't have to know where you're signing in either. I'll have to double check that part.
> Stay hungry, _stay foolish_
It is funny, how smart people think alike ;)