Webdev:Meetings:2010-09-28
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- Q3 wrap-up
- Q4 -- what's in store
- The Big Idea
- Welcome Jason!
Roundtable
basta
buchanan
- Responsys
- Customer Care
chowse
dd
- Addons Write API
- Non-clobbering sphinx search testing
- Working with Aakash on Input
- DUNE
erik
jbalogh
jgrlicky
josh
jsocol
ianbicking
lars
- the onsite Socorro nightmare
- motorcycling vacation (avoided Socorro, New Mexico)
- "Socorro Saucer, The closest encounter of them all", by Ray Stanford
laura
- Firefighting:
- After last webdev meeting, rest of week was consumed with 1.8 release/disaster/rollback/postmortem
- Last week began with a day off and then grand plans to make things better
- and ended with further disasters (consuming Thursday and Friday) due to a hole in an HBase table, which we coded around with duct tape and then later fixed thanks to Cloudera Support and help from our friends at StumbleUpon.
- This week began with a new disaster, which an entire day of work revealed to be due to a failed hard drive on cm-hadoop06. Yes, Hadoop is meant to be redundant if it loses a node. As long as it's not the wrong node. And no, monitoring did not alert us to the drive going bad.
lorchard
malexis
- firefox site redesign
- firefox demos schedule and planning
- wrapping up Q3
- planning for Q4--gathering goals for web dev radar
- firefox beta panda site
- researching Jira
- project init upgrades
- streamlining process for site copy/content
- Slaughterhouse-Five and Kurt Vonnegut in general
morgamic
- Goals meetings - about 8 hours of meetings last week
- Hiring
- Tying of loose ends
- Nightfall, by Asimov
ozten
- Socorro - PostCrashEmail
- Flash Vulnerability, PFS update
Recent Favorite Rainbow's End or Daemon
paulc
potch
rhelmer
ricky
- SUMO Knowledgebase
- Completed localization workflow
- Working on email notifications
- Some Doozer work
rsnyder
wenzel
- Out today coordinating movers for my apartment.
- Did some Customer Care work (Buchanan++ for doing the lion's share!)
- In general, spending most my time coordinating my Bay Area move
- Favorite Sci-Fi novel would be 1984. If it qualifies.
wil
- Planning AMO, FlightDeck
- meetings, bugs
- It's been a while, but I liked 1984