The roads I take...

Here's a short summary of Mozilla-related work I've done in weeks 45/2011 (November 7 - 13, 2011):

• Mozilla work / crash-stats:
  Updated my custom reports for new versions emerging.
  Tested new Socorro release a bit when it landed, to make sure it works well for us.
  Continued to provide feedback on Socorro UI work happening.
  Attended MozCamp Europe in Berlin and talked about CrashKill there.
  Helped investigating a crash on Firefox 7 connected to updates to 8, which could finally be tracked to people using system restore and that not covering all of our app. I followed through discussions around this and a Mac Java crasher we have been investigating heavily.
  As usual, I also watched new/rising crashes closely and filed bugs for a number of those.
• Various Discussions/Topics:
  SeaMonkey delaying release, Fennec UA strings, getting working tablet again, N9 prices and availability, etc.

This weekend was MozCamp Europe and with it, another great come-together of people from Europe and other regions and a great possibility to be among Mozillians and talk to people from all kinds of different areas of the project, from managers to volunteers. I loved seeing both "old" and "new" faces and talking to both people I've known for quite some time and people I haven't talked to before, and about things from my former and current work to areas I'm interested in but don't work on a lot. The weekend did cost my some physical energy but definitely made me win mental energies.
I hope this strengthened others as well and together we can move the web forward!