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blog.samuelmaddock.com
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| | | | | After 4 months of waiting, that is the response I got from Widevine, Google's DRM for web browsers, regarding a license agreement. For the last 2 years I've been working on a web browser that now cannot be completed because Google, the creators of the open source browser Chrome, won't allow DRM in an open source project. The browser I'm building, called Metastream, is an Electron-based (Chromium derived), MIT-licensed browser hosted on GitHub. | |
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blog.rowan.earth
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| | | | | My slow uncoupling from Google continues. | |
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chrome.googleblog.com
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| | | | | Here in Aarhus, Denmark -- home of the V8 project, Chrome's JavaScript engine -- we've been tuning, testing, and polishing the V8 engine to... | |
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chelseatroy.com
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| | | Last week Aisha Blake hosted me for a conversation about computer science education, from designing an activity to a session to a course. Luckily, we got this recording, so you can watch it anytime! Here's that link to the recording again. Additional notes on what we covered: First, here is the "Designing a Course" blog... | ||
