John Whitlock

MLS uses a free Mapbox account combined with layers stored in our own S3 bucket and fronted by Cloudfront. For example, here's a bit of Europe: https://d2koia3g127518.cloudfront.net/tiles/4/8/5.png Here's the documents...

MLS publishes the cell data, but not the WiFi data: https://location.services.mozilla.com/downloads

MLS doesn't keep track of the original traces, but instead updates the model for a station. The cell export is our models for the stations, and the original traces are...

MLS models where a station is seen, not where the station is. It's the difference between a lamp post and where the light is pointed. More info: https://ichnaea.readthedocs.io/en/latest/algo/observations.html

but I'm also wrong about the map - that is constructed from the lat/long of observations, rounded to the thousandth of a degree, and the date where it was first...

"impossible" is a strong word, but it is unlikely that Mozilla will do this, since we've removed similar features (like a contribution leaderboard) due to issues over user privacy and...

The example in ``react-es6-popup`` is the cause of 5 security alerts for the repository, two of them high severity (thanks @openjck). I'm a fan of removing that one first.

The text is translated, and identified by `email-footer-blurb` The code that generates the HTML fragment is: https://github.com/mozilla/blurts-server/blob/a25eaecee9b9d132cd027f3d9cdb0d07e366dd7e/template-helpers/emails.js#L217-L237 I think this issue is the browser is styling visited links differently than...

`npm audit` now finds 0 vulnerabilities. Good work everyone!

Two votes for using a prefix, so let's go down that path. The goal is: 1. Make it clear to the first-time JSON reader that this is not a literal...