October 7, 2006 – 3:14 am
Tuesday was the official Day Against DRM. I met up with a few people downtown at pike place market and handed out lots of stickers and flyers.
Today was the first annual Seattle Power Tool Race & Derby. If you weren’t there, you should have been.
More photos on flickr.
From http://freedomhec.pbwiki.com/:
Coming to Seattle in May for that other hardware conference? On your way out, stay for the hardware unconference where you’ll learn how easy it is to make your hardware compatible with free, open source operating systems such as Linux, and available to new markets such as servers, next-generation entertainment devices, and more.
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Since the weather has been so nice, we met at a park for HackNight. From the park matt blogged all of the details and some photos using free WiFi from a nearby café:
Tonight we met on Teletubby Hill at Cal Anderson Park, enjoying the sunshine and ripping through some Axis Digital Media Managers that Andy [...]
Rode the Pogo Linux bus up to Linuxfest Northwest today. It’s nice to see that there are in fact a lot of linux/open-source fans in the area, even though we’re so close to them.
I attended the following talks:
Linux And Virtualization - Ilya Baimetov
Incoming! What’s on the EFF’s radar - Danny O’Brien
The Open Source Small Business [...]
March 16, 2006 – 12:45 pm
Yesterday I watched a very good presentation about multicast dns service discovery (aka bonjour aka rendezvous aka zeroconf) given by Stuart Cheshire who happens to be the person at apple that created it. One of the things mentioned that I had not previously heard of was the fact that bonjour supports unicast dns service discovery [...]
November 6, 2005 – 2:07 pm
I just got home from Seattle Mind Camp… the event was absolutely awesome. Everyone who attended is already eager to do it again. I met a lot of people, learned a lot, and had a lot of fun.
Here is a list of everything I learned:
* Riding a Segway is a lot of fun.
* OLSR+Windows=disaster.
* Little [...]