Archive for the 'Computers' Category



My new name

Patrick helped me registering with Flying Blue before our flight to Paris for the MAOW event, but he accidentally mixed up the fields for first and last name (because KLM is stupid enough to ask for the last name first, and the first name last) so I ended up with a card that says “Tenser [...]

MozCamp 2008 slides

Watch the slides from Kadir’s and my SUMO presentation at Mozilla Camp Europe 2008.

Because of the many animations and objects in the slides, this static HTML version of them don’t do the presentation justice. Also, I intentionally used mostly images and not much text, so it’s probably hard to understand this without the audio. William [...]

Eskilstuna by night

Was suffering from some post-Obama-election insomnia yesterday and looked out of our living room window.

Isn’t Eskilstuna a beautiful place?

Last weekend I had the pleasure of being part of the first Mozilla Camp Europe event, this year held in Barcelona, Spain. I was there to, among other things, clear up some of the misunderstandings about SUMO we’ve seen among some European community members. MozCamp was a perfect opportunity to address this, and I was [...]

About eight years ago, I was selling a text editor called Texturizer on the texturizer.net domain. What few people knew was that this domain was never owned by myself, but by Anthony Bowersox, who ran an early startup company that had access to a server with plenty of bandwidth. At that time, having a dedicated [...]

Last Thursday, Patrick and I went to Paris to meet up with the European Mozilla team and attend to the French community event Mozilla Add-Ons Workshop (MAOW). Although most of the event was in French — the only word I know in French is bonjour (thanks Alix; keep ‘em coming!) — it was still a [...]

What are the odds?

Hi! I’m David Tenser, and I live in Sweden (a beautiful country in northern Europe) in a small city called Eskilstuna. I live quite near the center of the city, close to the Tuna Park shopping center. I work for a global company/community called Mozilla, where I’m part of the marketing team. This map gives [...]

Happy Birthday, Hammer!

YOU ARE BEST FRIEND COULD I HAVE IN AMERICA!!1

Not the sethb you’re used to

Mozilla’s people’s person Seth Bindernagel working hard on team building in one of our conference rooms…

I’m back in town!

I arrived in San Francisco at around 10:00 PM after a 45 flight delay with Delta Airlines, but didn’t actually arrive at the incredibly Wild Palms hotel until 12:30 because of a major misunderstanding by the Hertz car rental dealer added with an unparalleled unwillingness to be service-minded and just fix the problem the right [...]