From Sun.
And man am I tired.
This ApacheCon was probably the busiest for me. Between hacking on the secret project, and attending talks I barely had anytime to hang out with the extremely cool people that were there. Austin was an extremely cool place. Read the rest »
So the upside of arriving someplace early is that sometimes, just sometimes, you are awarded with wonderful suprises.
I just had one of those times. It seems that the man, the myth, Ken Coar arrived early as well. I bumped into him on the elevator as I was going to find some grub. He decided to accompany me and chat for a bit. It was a wonderful, geeky time. I respect and admire Ken a great deal so having time with him in a more intimate setting was a real treat. Read the rest »
I have arrived here in Austin and have checked into my hotel. Other than the hotel not having any record of a reservation in my name for today, things have been pretty smooth. Well it looks like doing something out tonite is a bust, since I am feeling pretty crappy from the flight out here. Maybe tomorrow night when more people I know are actually here.
I am sitting here once again at Gate 3 at Bluegrass Airport wating to be whisked away to ApacheCon. Read the rest »
The rag-tag group of techy types from Wilmore have arrived (at least in part) in Columbus, and are readying themselves for the fun and penguins to be had tomorrow at Ohio Linuxfest!
I for one am very excited about this conference. I first attended 2 years ago, and it was one of the best conference experiences I have had… Apachecon in Germany not withstanding. If you are planning on being there tomorrow, find me and say what up, if you are not planning on being there tomorrow, then mark your calendar for next year; it is well worth your time. Read the rest »
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