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hello everyone and welcome to Portland

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[aplausse]

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on stage we have, you should know everybody up here already but

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Steve: Introduce yourself first
Patty: I dont want to introduce myself

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Steve: This is Patty

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[aplausse]

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Patty: we have Steve Langasek, Geral Turner and case cook

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They are the reason for everything

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that goes right

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anything that goes wrong, you can blame on ??

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Steve: Well, you can blame it on Steve,
I dont know if you can blame him

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particularly

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- Thats it
- thats it

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ok, so Patty had the honor to welcoming you all

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to portland
welcome to portland, welcomo to debconf14

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its so good to see you here

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hows it the weather

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you getting enough rain?

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did it met everybody's expectations?

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So, who arrieved yesterday and had the chance to...

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so people started to setteling in
aclimatizing... dealing with jetlag

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everybody's got some farmer's market this morning

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enjoying the coffee from the coffee cart

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and everything.. good!

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yeah, its really good to have everybody here and

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hopefully you are ready for some great sessions this week

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we've got quite the line up

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the schedule this year is different form whats been in the past

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where rather than having a debcamp beforehand and a debconf

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we casted 2 separated weeks

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we are doing something were kinda intertiwing the two

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and so we've got a schedule that allows for a full set of talks

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but also some dedicated hack time

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so, take advantage of that, do great stuff

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enjoy the talks, talk to people, socialize

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all the goodness. hopefully you will find the format

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to your liking

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and if you dont, we would like to hear that feedback as well

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but, enjoy the conference... what else can i say

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you stole my introduction, which i was going to introduce a little bit

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the local team here, so, joel turner

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all-around great guy, awesome community member here in portland

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where is our cheesemaster??, which is one of the reasons why you should see his face

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coming up we have the cheese and wine party

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the traditional social event on monday

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so if you dont want the cheese to melt

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on your way to the venue, you probably wanna get it to him

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before the evening of monday

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so there will be information going on about that

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but this is gerald, thank him for all his great work

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on this conference

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[applause]

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and case cook, whose the master mind behind

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behind getting us a network

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for working on this conference

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as you see, we are actually embedded

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on the portland state network

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so you are using stardard psu network infrastructure

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rather than debconf instrastructure this year

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hopefully thats holding up for everybody

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we also have, wired hacklabs and other stuff

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as well if its not working for you but..

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hes trying to pass the credit to mike tiger

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who i dont see on the audience

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mike, if you are here, stand up!

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mike!

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also part of the local team who is local and hes in seattle

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where the rain actually falls

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other members of the local team

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if you could just stand up now and show your faces

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pietro, tony,... yeah weve got

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very commited team that put this conference together

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and thank you all

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Patty: they should be standing here with us

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Steve: we dont need to punish everybody

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anyway, what else can i say

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i do have a list of announcements

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will the owner of a white cheeves... no... ah

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patty: nobody is going to get that

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Steve: I think they have cars on other countries too... that joke ??

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I dont know

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announcements, first of all if you are sitting on this room

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you are not of the off camera area

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so just so you know, the set up this year

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do the orientations of the rooms and what not

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in order to be able to see audience members

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speaking on camera as well as

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effectively the actual rooms

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are 100% you might be film

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so, if you are concern about being filmed

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you take advantage of the hacklabs

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we have live streams for all of the talks, so you

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be able to ?? remotely

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in theory if you are concern about being

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not captured on camera, you are not going to be

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standing up and asking questions

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hopefully, this works for everybody

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if there are any concerns about it, you can come

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what can work for you better if thats

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not a solution

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adhoc talks schedulings. so part of what is going on here

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is we do have, during our blocks of hacktime, we know

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hacking is not a solo activity necesarily

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so we want to give you the opportunity to schedule spaces

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where you can sit down and have small groups discussions

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and what not so all of the rooms will be availables for that

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during the periods of time which are blocked as hacktime

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the scheduling for those rooms will be done on the wiki

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the pages will be open for scheduling 24 hours in advance

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in order to make sure it is in fact ad hoc and not people

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squating the rooms for those kind of things

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but its available, so if you think

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oh, geez, id be good to have a place where we can

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have a meeting about this thing, thats avaiable to you as well

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debconf-discuss, if you are not subscribed, it is recommended

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that youd be

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just in terms of ?? information during the conference

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we try to get major things send out to debconf-announce

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so times theres a little of delay until these things are get out

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so debconf-discuss also... you know, theres a lot of information

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going around that doesnt necesarily comes from the organizers

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as organizers, but its useful for people to know about

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so if you want to tap in whats going on

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debconf-discuss, please make sure you subscribe

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its a very useful resource during the conference

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to keep track of whats going on

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other stuff, you know, if theres anything

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that you are not sure about, the frontdesk

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which im not sure... any frontdesk people here in the audience?

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yes, right back there theres frontdesk people

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so get them a round of applause

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[applause]

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they do a tremendous work every year of

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making sure the conference runs smoothly and they are the only

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fixed point whthin the entire system where people can go to and

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coordinate, so if you are not sure where something is

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or someone is or whats going on

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the frontdesk is there, its just down the hall

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its labeled frontdesk, etc

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and its a nexus... the brain of the conference right there

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we have a couple of changes of the schedule which happens late

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that i want to make sure people knows about

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there was some confusion about available meal times

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which lead to a lead change to our dinner schedule

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as well as our evening talks schedule

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so rather than have the last talk of the day being from 5 to 5:45

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it turns out the dinners at university's cafeteria is going to be served

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from 5 to 5:30, so rather than having everybody

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rush to get served in a 45 minutes block after the last talk

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the last talk of the evening each day is going to be from 7 to 7:45

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and that takes effect starting today so we will have dinner at 5

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and an after dinner talk at 7

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you might have noticed as well if you are in sponsored food

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that there was a bit of a problem this morning with

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the branch opening times, my apologies, there was some

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miscommunication issues with the university about that

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we beliveve we have straighnen that out

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so going forward the meal times are documented on the wiki

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and on the schedule brunch starting, it should start at 11

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to 13:30 i believe is the correct time

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dont take my work for it. the wiki and the schedule knows better

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than i do

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theres also the coffee, i think i eluded to that early

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we organized coffee to make available to all atendees

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if you show your badge, the drip coffee and expresso

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and ?? tea wich ?? latte, which is only two blocks

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and im going to point the right way, two blocks that way

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its a nice little coffee card, if you have never been to portland before

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carts are a thing here... food carts, beverage carts

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its the way to go. so theres a coffee cart under the parking garage

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so its great coffee, who here had the coffee already?

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Patty: whos desapointed with it?

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Steve: oh, nobody is desapointed

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or nobody will admit to it in front of patty

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so yeah, take advantage of that its

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sponsored by the conference, choice of drinks, etc,...

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and they give you a discount if you want somethin other than those

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basic drinks as well

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okay, i need to ask about volunteers about the cheese and wine party

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i just asked for volunteers for the cheese and wine party

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so, im asking for volunteers for the cheese and wine party

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we do need people to help with, i believe is the moving

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of things and set up, so if you are going to be available on tuesday

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monday, 6 pm, we want some volunteers for that

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and gerald is going to be the person

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to, with coordinate as well

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and i believe we are going to have some announcement

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mail with more details going out today/ tomorrowish

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to try to ?? the details on that

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last thing i have, we do have 2 hacklabs

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if you have only seen this floor of the building so far

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well, we have 2 hacklabs, and we have the balcony, and we have the park

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and all these other wonderful spaces that are available

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the psu campus where you can feel absolutely free to hack

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but if you have only seen this floor

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you should be aware, theres a second hacklab which is downstaris

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the room numbers 238 and if you go down the stairs basically is this way

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and its called the browsie launch ??

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you'll see that sign first

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but that is available to you

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specially since this hacklab overhere which is room 333

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we have shade missing in one corner so

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and its supposed to be rather warm this week

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so you might find yourself getting rather warm

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be aware that air conditioning is working great in room 38

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as far as i can tell, so, thats available to you

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and it will only cost you a short walk down the stairs or a short elevator trip to get there

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theres been an announcement on debconf-announcement

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i think, the late night hacklabs

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this building closes at 10 pm everyday

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they are keeping it open for us passed normal hours

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so we are able to make use of it, it normally closes at 6pm

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for the conference so you will have access to this space

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however after 10 pm everybody have to be out of this building

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which means obviosly, since hacking doesnt obey

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time zones or schedules, we need to make sure that we

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are providing for you and the solution we have in place is

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the broadway residence hall, which is where most of the people staying on campus

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are staying, that building on the second floor

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which you get to through the 6 avenue entry, instead of the jackson streen entry

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so not the residential entrance, but the other entrance

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where you checked in, that seconf floor is basically

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available for our use

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there are various lunge chairs, there actually classrooms that are available

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if you want a more sturdy hacking space

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feel free to use that in the evenings

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if you are not staying on campus, you will not be able to get into

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that building on your own after 8 pm, i trust that you are all

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capable of organazing a solution

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ive never known debian people had any dificulty organizing around anything

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so, body up with somebody that is staying in the dorms

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feel free to come by

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its just a matter that you will not be able to get to the building

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but you are welcome to come over there and make use of that space

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everybody that is coming to the conference is welcome to use that space

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after... well 24h

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and that is all i have, and i think

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i have steve mcentire ?? had some announcement

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anything else?

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once again, welcome to debconf and i handle over to uncle steve

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oh, this thign is on, wow

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so a lot of people probably have noticed we had quite

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heated discussions in debian in the last year or so

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?? plenty who hasnt

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theres been a lot of disccusion going on, theres some people

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have got very very tired of it, theres have been some strong words

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in the middle of all however, there has been at least one person

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who seems to be able to keep his head, has not really

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well, lost its cool at all that we can see

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i know from talking to him in another venues as well

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hes being going through a massive amount of stress at work

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he just changed employers recently and everything

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well, that hasnt spill over at all in terms on hows hes dealing with other people

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in debian

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and i know i have been very impressed, a lot of us have

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and we have a little something to show appreciation

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russ, are you here?

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[applauses] please come up

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so this is very much instigated from some of the folks in the uk

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and in particular ?? cant be here this week so

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he trusted this to me

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??, my good friend from the uk as well

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was responsible for doing some of the manufacturing of this

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but russ, in conmemoration of your massive patience

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we would like to present you with the debcon

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ill let him read it outloud

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russ: oh, this is great, because now i dont have to decide what to say

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debcon5, discussions happens threads are short, problems get solved

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threads get long, arguments are repeated

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debconf4, links to threads get posted on reddit and HN,

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LWN writes articles

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debcon3, trolls show up, listmasters ban people

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debcon2, UN security committee meets

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GRs are proposed and voted on

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debcon1, laser cannons are launched into planetary orbit

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russ gets midly annoyed

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[applause]

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Steve: i think thats it for us

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in preparing the welcome talk i was a bit confused

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because i didnt know what to say.. and when consulting with people

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turns out this it is really it

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which is how i manged to actually miss the welcome talk

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for the last 3 debconfs running

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because is short, sweet and out of the way

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so... welcome and have a good conference

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[applause]