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We work at the Googleplex in Mountain View, CA.

It is awesome working here (my co-workers are awesome, we get to do stuff like this IAmA, and there's great free food and drink).

I moved from Australia to work here - I started the day after I got off the plane, and the whole thing felt slightly surreal.

I tried to make a Speedtest pic, but it ran out of real numbers.

We included it for the obvious reasons; it's a feature many people want, but few people felt comfortable asking for. We all wanted to build a browser we would want to use for the rest of our lives.

AutoPatchWork is loved by many people on the team.

As The_MAZZTer posted, it's 20% of our time, and we can use it whenever is deemed reasonable. In five and a half years of working at Google, I've only used a day of it (to write ExCanvas, a <canvas> emulator for IE) - working on Chrome is too exciting to want to do anything else.

I get to sit in a room and post comments on reddit all day.