Does anyone know when the videos might get uploaded after the fact? I won’t be able to attend live… or are there already some recordings of the live streams available somewhere?
In a normal year the livestream videos are edited, reviewed, and approved pretty quickly by the speakers and room admins, usually in 1-7 days. This year the videos are all (99%) pre-recorded but I think the editing is happening anyways to include Q&A (optionally).
Videos will be uploaded to the page of each individual talk in the room schedules.
This isn’t a knock on the FOSDEM organizers at all (who have a super difficult job, especially this year), but I can’t believe it’s $CURRENT_YEAR and we can’t have computers move the timezones of schedules into a user’s local timezone. Anyone know some good GUI tools to play around with iCal or xCal formats locally, just to get an idea of event schedules?
I’m speaking about Pandoc!
I’m giving two talks tommorow morning. One in the PostgreSQL devroom, and another in the Python devroom.
https://fosdem.org/2021/schedule/speaker/haki_benita/
You are all welcome!
Does anyone know when the videos might get uploaded after the fact? I won’t be able to attend live… or are there already some recordings of the live streams available somewhere?
In a normal year the livestream videos are edited, reviewed, and approved pretty quickly by the speakers and room admins, usually in 1-7 days. This year the videos are all (99%) pre-recorded but I think the editing is happening anyways to include Q&A (optionally).
Videos will be uploaded to the page of each individual talk in the room schedules.
I will follow the microkernel track. It is looking really good this year, with all relevant parties present; A perk of it being remote this time.
This isn’t a knock on the FOSDEM organizers at all (who have a super difficult job, especially this year), but I can’t believe it’s $CURRENT_YEAR and we can’t have computers move the timezones of schedules into a user’s local timezone. Anyone know some good GUI tools to play around with iCal or xCal formats locally, just to get an idea of event schedules?