[Security-devroom] Schedule and general organisation
Hello, There's been a couple of days since the 10/1 deadline passed by, and I think most of the people who proposed something would like to know the schedule, if they are in, so they can organize themselves and work on their presentation. Also, any idea which room has been allocated for security-devroom ? On an other topic, I saw that Martin was still looking for somebody who's local to help with the evening's arrangements. I propose myself to do that. With kind regards, Aris
Aris Adamantiadis wrote:
There's been a couple of days since the 10/1 deadline passed by, and I think most of the people who proposed something would like to know the schedule, if they are in, so they can organize themselves and work on their presentation.
I thought about this too, it's about time to sort out the schedule. How will that be done exactly? Do we just discuss opinions on this mailing list? There are (slightly) more proposals than there is time, so I guess someone will have to get cut..
Also, any idea which room has been allocated for security-devroom ?
http://www.opensc-project.org/opensc/wiki/FOSDEM2011 says AW1.105
On an other topic, I saw that Martin was still looking for somebody who's local to help with the evening's arrangements. I propose myself to do that.
I think all help is most welcome. Do you already have an idea for a place to go? //Peter
Le 17/01/11 10:56, Peter Stuge a écrit :
I thought about this too, it's about time to sort out the schedule. How will that be done exactly? Do we just discuss opinions on this mailing list? There are (slightly) more proposals than there is time, so I guess someone will have to get cut..
I think there's still Adrien's talk that was scheduled twice, we may ask for his opinion.
I think all help is most welcome. Do you already have an idea for a place to go? I know a very nice restaurant, but it's not traditional Belgian meal. I also need to reserve soon enough (=1.5 weeks before) because it's small and having a table for 20 is not guaranteed. http://www.resto.be/ware/details.jsp?businessid=3607 (see, lots of 10/10 :)
Hence my question, who's going to participate ? If you'd like I find an alternative (i.e. for typical Belgian one), I will start to look for one. Aris
Aris Adamantiadis wrote:
I thought about this too, it's about time to sort out the schedule. How will that be done exactly? Do we just discuss opinions on this mailing list? There are (slightly) more proposals than there is time, so I guess someone will have to get cut..
I think there's still Adrien's talk that was scheduled twice, we may ask for his opinion.
Ah right! But on the other hand there's also the yaSSL talk. I also think some of the proposals are a little off the topic, at least that I had in mind. But all are interesting!
I think all help is most welcome. Do you already have an idea for a place to go?
I know a very nice restaurant, but it's not traditional Belgian meal. I also need to reserve soon enough (=1.5 weeks before) because it's small and having a table for 20 is not guaranteed. http://www.resto.be/ware/details.jsp?businessid=3607 (see, lots of 10/10 :)
Hence my question, who's going to participate ?
If you'd like I find an alternative (i.e. for typical Belgian one), I will start to look for one.
I enjoy Italian cuisine very much so L'Artisan looks great to me! :) I think the menu is not critical as long as there's a certain standard, the most important thing is to get together and enjoy. //Peter
On 17/01/2011 10:12, Peter Stuge wrote:
Aris Adamantiadis wrote:
I thought about this too, it's about time to sort out the schedule. How will that be done exactly? Do we just discuss opinions on this mailing list? There are (slightly) more proposals than there is time, so I guess someone will have to get cut..
I think there's still Adrien's talk that was scheduled twice, we may ask for his opinion.
Ah right! But on the other hand there's also the yaSSL talk. I also think some of the proposals are a little off the topic, at least that I had in mind. But all are interesting!
I'm still quite happy to go ahead with my dynalogin proposal, and it is possible that a 1.0 release may even co-incide with FOSDEM. Worst case scenario, we could seek the help of a good source of random numbers to decide which talk to omit, or maybe just take another 5 minutes off each? Some people come a long way for FOSDEM, I'm not sure if they prefer to get a little bite of everything or just a few things in depth, I'm quite happy to tailor my proposal to either `use case'
Le lundi 17 janvier 2011 à 10:46 +0000, Daniel Pocock a écrit :
I'm still quite happy to go ahead with my dynalogin proposal, and it is possible that a 1.0 release may even co-incide with FOSDEM.
Dynalogin is really a great software, IMHO. Daniel, if you are interested I can bring one of our embedded box with Debian, so that you can demonstrate. Dynalogin could be the next HSM. Kind regards, -- Jean-Michel Pouré - Gooze - http://www.gooze.eu
Jean-Michel Pouré - GOOZE wrote:
Le lundi 17 janvier 2011 à 10:46 +0000, Daniel Pocock a écrit :
I'm still quite happy to go ahead with my dynalogin proposal, and it is possible that a 1.0 release may even co-incide with FOSDEM.
Dynalogin is really a great software, IMHO.
Daniel, if you are interested I can bring one of our embedded box with Debian, so that you can demonstrate.
Dynalogin could be the next HSM.
Thanks for that offer - depending on the talk durations, we may have to look at running a demo as part of the talk, or maybe running some kind of demo `out-of-band' throughout the afternoon, for those who are interested. I looked at the organisation page: http://www.opensc-project.org/opensc/wiki/FOSDEM2011 and it does mention that devrooms get a stand too - is there any discussion thread about organising the stand and would this be an appropriate place to have an OTP presence?
On Mon, Jan 17, 2011 at 11:05:29AM +0100, Aris Adamantiadis wrote:
Le 17/01/11 10:56, Peter Stuge a écrit :
I thought about this too, it's about time to sort out the schedule. How will that be done exactly? Do we just discuss opinions on this mailing list? There are (slightly) more proposals than there is time, so I guess someone will have to get cut..
I think there's still Adrien's talk that was scheduled twice, we may ask for his opinion.
This has been taken care of. Martin Paljak told me my talk was confirmed in the Security Devroom although the exact date/time is not determined yet. Hence I released my slot in the Lightning Talk Room.
Hi, We're 9 people coming from PrimeKey (must be some kind of record right?). Dinner and beer sounds nice. perhaps some of us will do something else, but a bunch would sure follow. Cheers, Tomas On 01/17/2011 11:05 AM, Aris Adamantiadis wrote:
Le 17/01/11 10:56, Peter Stuge a écrit :
I thought about this too, it's about time to sort out the schedule. How will that be done exactly? Do we just discuss opinions on this mailing list? There are (slightly) more proposals than there is time, so I guess someone will have to get cut..
I think there's still Adrien's talk that was scheduled twice, we may ask for his opinion.
I think all help is most welcome. Do you already have an idea for a place to go? I know a very nice restaurant, but it's not traditional Belgian meal. I also need to reserve soon enough (=1.5 weeks before) because it's small and having a table for 20 is not guaranteed. http://www.resto.be/ware/details.jsp?businessid=3607 (see, lots of 10/10 :)
Hence my question, who's going to participate ?
If you'd like I find an alternative (i.e. for typical Belgian one), I will start to look for one.
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Hello all, Sorry for being late on this - I was ill (again...) and was either mentally neglecting the idea of doing any meaningful work or dealing with the backlog... Now when the official scheduling website was made available just a day or two ago, we nevertheless still have ~4 days to fix the schedule. There have been questions about confirmed/unconfirmed talks. Up to this point I believe we can squeeze everything and everyone in, with a few small adjustments: A) Only max 30 minutes slot, one slot per presenter. Rationale: we need good stuff, and only the good stuff, no time for "tl;dr" [1] style presentations of complicated "small font, long screens" boring stuff you anyway get to see at meetings, trade shows or classes or from the first answer on Google. Focus on the best part of what you have to say, assume that listeners were not born yesterday and know the context, and be prepared for a few smart questions to add the cherry on the cake with the most concluding answers. B) IMO the devroom should cater to two types of people: ones who might be there the whole day (like me, probably) and want to know about projects and network with people who are interested in the subject, and the rest of probably tens if not hundreds of "hop-on, hop-off" visitors who come browsing or for a specific talk. I've been re-assured by organizers that the number of visitors will outnumber the residents, also I don't know how many of you will take this as a chance to create a "workshop" vs a casual presenting gig. For those who'll show up in the morning (in addition to the talker who gets scheduled for the first slot ;)) I'd still like to have an introductory round, to get to know the people myself and to introduce the folks who'll make the day (vs giving a word to all project participants who show up, even if they don't have a presenting slot, like originally planned). But keep it short, maybe during the tech setup time. This gives +1h more time for actual talks. C) For hands-on training session, I got feedback from the Debian miniconf that it is not really effective in a "classroom style". Yet it would be extremely beneficial to a) show some tech and flashing LEDs b) help people get on the bandwagon with hands-on practice. Jean-Michel, I thus suggest you to a) re-do your proposal, taking into account the one slot, up to 30 per talker limitation and b) prepare for a "hands on tech corner" in the devroom for any training and showcasing stuff to people who want to see and touch. Organizers have suggested that a) tables might not be available inside rooms (but could probably be arranged), only seats with embedded foldable tables b) no activity outside of the room (hallways will be packed) c) be prepared for a HUGE crowd (meaning it is not physically possible to deal with handing out samples and such for the whole devroom) D) The rest should be prioritized with the relation to the original devroom theme (+1 for demonstrated relation to hardware crypto, +1 for smart cards etc, +33 with a relation to OpenSC etc). Yet the variety of talks is nice, for example I like rootkits (not in my own machine, of course) as there will be occasional visitors who don't know/don't care about smart cards whatsoever. There are known restrictions to the schedule, like Stef Walker arriving in the afternoon (14.00+), if there's anyone else who will not be available for any given timeslot since morning, please let me know. I would like to have a 15 minutes slot myself (if there will be room for this), probably as a wrap with a "How OpenSC could look like in 2015 and what we could do to make it happen" theme (you know, milk rivers and self-serving tables in sub-orbit and all the other goodies that we dream about and were described in magazines in 1950 to be readily available in year 2000 already). About the dinner event, which Aris below kindly volunteered to help with, we'd probably need to maintain a list of participants. Aris - will this require some kind of pre-payment to the restaurant or something similar? QUESTIONS: * Presenter who will be there from the morning and who plan to stick around for longer than their talk, please raise your hand (or write to OpenSC wiki directly/as well) * People who will be interested in an informal dinner event, which Aris volunteered to help organize, please raise your hand. * Do any of the presenters have restrictions to the schedule, like slots they will definitely not be able to make? * Has any of the presenters decided to give up their slot? * Presenters, please update your BIO-s in the wiki, together with * Would it make sense to group the talks based on their nature (SSL libs, SSH libs etc) ? I'll be in Brussels from Friday evening (19:30 at BRU) until Monday morning (or late Sunday, or maybe Monday evening, I'll leave from Amsterdam on Tuesday afternoon). I don't know yet where I'll stay in Brussels. [1] http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=tl%3Bdr On Jan 17, 2011, at 11:30 AM, Aris Adamantiadis wrote:
Hello,
There's been a couple of days since the 10/1 deadline passed by, and I think most of the people who proposed something would like to know the schedule, if they are in, so they can organize themselves and work on their presentation. Also, any idea which room has been allocated for security-devroom ?
On an other topic, I saw that Martin was still looking for somebody who's local to help with the evening's arrangements. I propose myself to do that.
With kind regards,
Aris _______________________________________________ Security-devroom mailing list Security-devroom@lists.fosdem.org http://lists.fosdem.org/mailman/listinfo/security-devroom
-- @MartinPaljak.net +3725156495
Martin Paljak wrote:
squeeze everything and everyone in, with a few small adjustments:
A) Only max 30 minutes slot, one slot per presenter. B) cater to two types of people: .. be there the whole day, and the rest of probably tens if not hundreds of "hop-on, hop-off" visitors C) For hands-on training session, I got feedback from the Debian miniconf that it is not really effective in a "classroom style". Yet it would be extremely beneficial to a) show some tech and flashing LEDs b) help people get on the bandwagon with hands-on practice. D) The rest should be prioritized with the relation to the original devroom theme (+1 for demonstrated relation to hardware crypto, +1 for smart cards etc, +33 with a relation to OpenSC etc).
Agreed.
I would like to have a 15 minutes slot myself (if there will be room for this), probably as a wrap with a "How OpenSC could look like in 2015 and what we could do to make it happen" theme
I was also thinking that we should make sure to end the day with thoughts on mid- to long term goals that we want to set for hardware crypto software. It may be nice to have part of it be open discussion and reflection. Maybe you or everyone asks the audience questions, and we basically get a panel debate, just with everyone in the room.
About the dinner event, which Aris below kindly volunteered to help with, we'd probably need to maintain a list of participants.
Yes, and it might not be enough to coordinate that list on this mailing list - or is everyone who would like to join for the dinner actually subscribed? It would be easy to miss someone.
QUESTIONS: * Presenter who will be there from the morning and who plan to stick around for longer than their talk, please raise your hand
I very much think that we should all be there no later than 13.00 and start the day with introductions of ourselves. If most/all can agree to be there even 12.30 or at noon then maybe even better, but maybe that is logistically difficult (organizers not allowing entry) or maybe the meeting time will not reach everyone who we would like to meet. Other than that I think it's fine to come and go. I'll try to also help out in the coreboot/flashrom booth in the exhibition, and get some time to talk to people, but we only have the room one day so it's important to make the most of it when everyone is gathered.
* People who will be interested in an informal dinner event, which Aris volunteered to help organize, please raise your hand.
Count me in.
* Would it make sense to group the talks based on their nature (SSL libs, SSH libs etc) ?
Sure..
I'll be in Brussels from Friday evening (19:30 at BRU) until Monday morning (or late Sunday, or maybe Monday evening .. I don't know yet where I'll stay in Brussels.
I've made a reservation at Mercure Brussels Center Louise http://www.mercure.com/express/search.action?search.hotelTarsCode=7863 ..for Friday to Monday, but no flight yet. The hotel is decent class fairly comfortably near the venue, closer to the venue than to the city centre. A tram stops a few minutes away from the hotel, and some ten stops later (15 minutes?) right outside the venue. Suggest buy 10-trip JUMP card at the central station, it's valid for all public transport one year. I might still have some trips from last year. :) Oh, and buy a return ticket for the airport train. I don't remember why, but there was a very good reason for it. Possibly ticket offices were closed on Sunday, or tickets could only be bought at the airport, or some other really good reason. Another pointer is that Brussels public transport stops at 1am also on weekends, so for adventures out on town involving beverages you either have to watch the clock, take a taxi, or walk. //Peter
Hello, On Jan 21, 2011, at 4:25 PM, Peter Stuge wrote:
I would like to have a 15 minutes slot myself (if there will be room for this), probably as a wrap with a "How OpenSC could look like in 2015 and what we could do to make it happen" theme
I was also thinking that we should make sure to end the day with thoughts on mid- to long term goals that we want to set for hardware crypto software.
It may be nice to have part of it be open discussion and reflection. Maybe you or everyone asks the audience questions, and we basically get a panel debate, just with everyone in the room.
Good idea. Why not host an "open panel" with a bunch of proposed participants and leave it open for additions and "sticker voting" (with those colored postit notes) throughout the day. That would be a perfect final 30 minutes for the day.
I very much think that we should all be there no later than 13.00 and start the day with introductions of ourselves. If most/all can agree to be there even 12.30 or at noon then maybe even better, but maybe that is logistically difficult (organizers not allowing entry) or maybe the meeting time will not reach everyone who we would like to meet. I was told that entry before 13.00 (long before 13.00) is not possible. But arriving 30 minutes before would not hurt probably.
Other than that I think it's fine to come and go. I'll try to also help out in the coreboot/flashrom booth in the exhibition, and get some time to talk to people, but we only have the room one day so it's important to make the most of it when everyone is gathered.
* Would it make sense to group the talks based on their nature (SSL libs, SSH libs etc) ?
Sure.. So there is "SSH and SSL libraries" - libcurl, libssh, cyassl "Integration" - ejbca "General whining" - smartcard jungle, 2015 vision "Misc" - dynalogin, rootkits, fribid "PKCS#11" - storing trust, uniform access
I grouped PKCS#11 and SSL/SSH talks together, with intermittent "misc" category presentations in between, and start and end the day with "general whining" about the state of things and future possibilities. Does anyone have complaints about the schedule as set up on OpenSC wiki: http://www.opensc-project.org/opensc/wiki/FOSDEM2011#Schedule If not, I'll submit it to the scheduling system.
I'll be in Brussels from Friday evening (19:30 at BRU) until Monday morning (or late Sunday, or maybe Monday evening .. I don't know yet where I'll stay in Brussels.
I've made a reservation at Mercure Brussels Center Louise http://www.mercure.com/express/search.action?search.hotelTarsCode=7863
Seems reasonable, especially taking into account Brussels prices... I'm still without a bed, but will hopefully fix this during the weekend... -- @MartinPaljak.net +3725156495
On Fri, Jan 21, 2011 at 03:26:35PM +0200, Martin Paljak wrote:
QUESTIONS: * Presenter who will be there from the morning and who plan to stick around for longer than their talk, please raise your hand (or write to OpenSC wiki directly/as well)
I will be at Fosdem all weekend but I don't have specific plans. I am likely to stay around the security devroom for a bit but there are many other interesting things to do in other rooms that weekend.
* People who will be interested in an informal dinner event, which Aris volunteered to help organize, please raise your hand.
Unfortunately I will probably not be able to make it.
* Do any of the presenters have restrictions to the schedule, like slots they will definitely not be able to make?
I would prefer Sunday and I would like not to miss the closing talk at 5pm.
* Has any of the presenters decided to give up their slot?
I already asked the lightning talk room to cancel my slot there so, no.
* Presenters, please update your BIO-s in the wiki, together with
Done: http://www.opensc-project.org/opensc/wiki/User%3AKrunch Together with what?
* Would it make sense to group the talks based on their nature (SSL libs, SSH libs etc) ?
Probably.
I will be there from firday night until sunday afternoon so I'll probably hang around the dev room. I already raised my hand for 9 people from PrimeKey right? :-) Cheers, Tomas On 01/21/2011 07:43 PM, Adrien Kunysz wrote:
On Fri, Jan 21, 2011 at 03:26:35PM +0200, Martin Paljak wrote:
QUESTIONS: * Presenter who will be there from the morning and who plan to stick around for longer than their talk, please raise your hand (or write to OpenSC wiki directly/as well)
I will be at Fosdem all weekend but I don't have specific plans. I am likely to stay around the security devroom for a bit but there are many other interesting things to do in other rooms that weekend.
* People who will be interested in an informal dinner event, which Aris volunteered to help organize, please raise your hand.
Unfortunately I will probably not be able to make it.
* Do any of the presenters have restrictions to the schedule, like slots they will definitely not be able to make?
I would prefer Sunday and I would like not to miss the closing talk at 5pm.
* Has any of the presenters decided to give up their slot?
I already asked the lightning talk room to cancel my slot there so, no.
* Presenters, please update your BIO-s in the wiki, together with
Done: http://www.opensc-project.org/opensc/wiki/User%3AKrunch Together with what?
* Would it make sense to group the talks based on their nature (SSL libs, SSH libs etc) ?
Probably.
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Martin, thanks for organizing things. On 01/21/2011 07:26 AM, Martin Paljak wrote:
QUESTIONS: * Presenter who will be there from the morning and who plan to stick around for longer than their talk, please raise your hand (or write to OpenSC wiki directly/as well)
I'll be arriving late at 14:00, but plan to spend the remainder of the day in the security devroom.
* People who will be interested in an informal dinner event, which Aris volunteered to help organize, please raise your hand.
o/
* Presenters, please update your BIO-s in the wiki, together with * Would it make sense to group the talks based on their nature (SSL libs, SSH libs etc) ?
I know that both Nikos and my talks are about various aspects of our research to use PKCS#11 to present a consistent crypto experience (eg: to users on the Desktop). Maybe PKCS#11 research would be another such grouping? Cheers, Stef
On 01/21/2011 02:26 PM, Martin Paljak wrote: Hello,
QUESTIONS: * Presenter who will be there from the morning and who plan to stick around for longer than their talk, please raise your hand (or write to OpenSC wiki directly/as well)
I'll come early and be around.
* People who will be interested in an informal dinner event, which Aris volunteered to help organize, please raise your hand.
Raised!
* Do any of the presenters have restrictions to the schedule, like slots they will definitely not be able to make? No.
* Has any of the presenters decided to give up their slot? No.
* Presenters, please update your BIO-s in the wiki, together with * Would it make sense to group the talks based on their nature (SSL libs, SSH libs etc) ?
I agree with Stef on the PKCS #11 topic. regards, Nikos
Dear Martin and all, There is a lot to say on your message, so I renamed it tech corner to have more visibility.
B) IMO the devroom should cater to two types of people: ones who might be there the whole day (like me, probably) and want to know about projects and network with people who are interested in the subject, and the rest of probably tens if not hundreds of "hop-on, hop-off" visitors who come browsing or for a specific talk.
You can count on me to help.
For those who'll show up in the morning (in addition to the talker who gets scheduled for the first slot ;)) I'd still like to have an introductory round, to get to know the people myself and to introduce the folks who'll make the day (vs giving a word to all project participants who show up, even if they don't have a presenting slot, like originally planned). But keep it short, maybe during the tech setup time. This gives +1h more time for actual talks.
OK.
C) For hands-on training session, I got feedback from the Debian miniconf that it is not really effective in a "classroom style". Yet it would be extremely beneficial to a) show some tech and flashing LEDs b) help people get on the bandwagon with hands-on practice.
There is a barrier of languages here, I don't understand. What do you mean? At Debian miniconf, there were two talks: a developer talk from Ludovic, a training from me with people manipulating hardware.
Jean-Michel, I thus suggest you to a) re-do your proposal, taking into account the one slot, up to 30 per talker limitation and b) prepare for a "hands on tech corner" in the devroom for any training and showcasing stuff to people who want to see and touch.
If you have ever been at FOSDEM, I don't know if this is possible. Some classrooms are round, theater style. So I doubt I can sit at a corner, as people will not be in front of me. Also, we may not be able to discuss during a presentation. By definition, the audience should not discuss too much.
Organizers have suggested that a) tables might not be available inside rooms (but could probably be arranged), only seats with embedded foldable tables b) no activity outside of the room (hallways will be packed) c) be prepared for a HUGE crowd (meaning it is not physically possible to deal with handing out samples and such for the whole devroom)
OK, here is my proposal, at first: * Please send me the email of organizers. I can probably join some training rooms and offer free training during the day. * I would like to present crypto hardware in 15 minutes, near the beginning of the session. This does not need to be 30 minutes (this would be too long). The subject would be "Choosing the right security hardware: smartcards, security tokens and OTPs". I will also offer a bunch of free OTPs and smartcards to the audience. Interested people will be able to have a training, preferably outside the devroom (if we can arrange that). Kind regards, Jean-Michel -- Jean-Michel Pouré - Gooze - http://www.gooze.eu
QUESTIONS: * Presenter who will be there from the morning and who plan to stick around for longer than their talk, please raise your hand (or write to OpenSC wiki directly/as well)
I'll be at FOSDEM for the whole day
* People who will be interested in an informal dinner event, which Aris volunteered to help organize, please raise your hand.
I may well be interested in that
* Do any of the presenters have restrictions to the schedule, like slots they will definitely not be able to make?
None that I am aware of at this stage - I've signed up for the KSP as well and I am looking forward to meeting various people during the weekend though
Hello, (posted to opensc-devel to remind those who have not signed up to security-devroom list yet) == Information on OpenSC wiki has been updated and should be consulted for the latest status of things and for further pointers: http://www.opensc-project.org/opensc/wiki/FOSDEM2011 == Subscribe to security-devroom to get the latest updates about the devroom before, during and after the event http://lists.fosdem.org/mailman/listinfo/security-devroom == The schedule of the devroom is available on FOSDEM website: http://fosdem.org/2011/schedule/track/security_hardware_crypto_devroom If you have last minute corrections to it (like missing abstracts or descriptions or typos etc) you have until late tonight to do that. Please e-mail me directly. == The day ends with an open discussion panel on how to make smart cards (or heavy-iron HSM crypto) work seamlessly with open source software. The discussion continues with a dinner and fine Belgian beer in a nearby restaurant. Don't forget to register for the dinner, so the right size table(s) could be booked. http://doodle.com/swifwskc2g8gibda The schedule is varying and interesting, covering topics from rootkits to crypto library integration to running a CA. I'm sure it will be interesting and educating and will help us improve the open source software in this field even further and make a real difference, being superior when compared to locked, opaque solutions from commercial vendors. Thanks to everyone who helps to make this exciting event happen! -- @MartinPaljak.net +3725156495
On Fri, 21 Jan 2011, Martin Paljak wrote:
There have been questions about confirmed/unconfirmed talks. Up to this point I believe we can squeeze everything and everyone in, with a few small adjustments:
A) Only max 30 minutes slot, one slot per presenter.
So what about putting together a first rough schedule? -- / daniel.haxx.se
participants (11)
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Adrien Kunysz -
Aris Adamantiadis -
Daniel Pocock -
Daniel Stenberg -
Emanuele Pucciarelli -
Jean-Michel Pouré - GOOZE -
Martin Paljak -
Nikos Mavrogiannopoulos -
Peter Stuge -
Stef Walter -
Tomas Gustavsson