Re: Trancing Out with DJ DPL

>>>>> "Sam" == Sam Hartman writes: Sam> Come join me and dance at the venu tonight starting at 8 PM Sam> just after dinner. We'll be in near the restaurant. Sam> I'll start out with a set of tracks taken from Debian (games, Sam> demos and

Re: Announcing the elephant in the room BOF

> "Steve" == Steve McIntyre writes: >> My position when talking to the organizers and DC committee is >> that if we were going to have the discussion it should be widely >> announced. >> >> There are several things that contributed to that decision. >> >> 1) The

Announcing the elephant in the room BOF

> "Carsten" == Carsten Schoenert writes: Carsten> Was it really needed to give this "wanted" "discussion" a Carsten> specific announcement on DC19? If someone wants to discuss Carsten> these topics they can simple do it by the normal ways we Carsten> have for this. I feel

Re: Trancing Out with DJ DPL

I want to thank everyone who joined in Tuesday night. I haven't had that much fun in a long time! There will be DJs at the conference dinner and the local team has asked if I could play too. After that much fun, I'm going to try and work with them and see if we can make that happen. --Sam

Re: How to become a package maintainer?

> "Alexander" == Alexander V Gusev writes: Alexander>Hello! I represent AstraLinux, a russian Debian Alexander> derivative. We are interested to contribute our effort to Alexander> maintanence of Debian packages. For example, the Alexander> developer of qmmp (music

Lost Bose Headphones; please let me know if found

I lost someBose QuietComfort 20 Acoustic Noise Cancelling Headphones,; they are in a little pouch with a zipper; two little earbuds and a small box. I last used them in the noisy hack lab in the venue, but they may have fallen out of my bag.

Your DPL is (mostly) friendly; feel free to chat

I realize that being blind makes it a bit hard to figure out when I can be approached without interrupting. You can't try to make ey contact. If I'm in a hack lab with no headphones or headphones only in one ear, then by all means assume that I'm open to being interrupted. (Use common sense

Trancing Out with DJ DPL: Music Suggestions

So it looks like I'm hosting a dance party Tuesday evening. I'm excited and nervous. I'm hoping to show a bit of what music means to me and to put it into the context of Debian. Most of my catalog is Trance with Progressive, Progressive House and a bit of Techno thrown in for fun. Looking for

Is it possible to buy meals on-site

This tends to change venu-to-venue based on how catering is handled. If we discover that schedules have changed and we need to take a meal in the venue that we did not plan to take there, is it possible to buy that on site, or is it important that we make sure to pay for any meal we might

Re: The tone of discussion on this list

> "Ian" == Ian Jackson writes: Ian> Alexander Wirt writes ("Re: The tone of discussion on this Ian> list"): >> I did not wanted to say its antisemetic, I wanted to say that we >> don't want to see either antisemetic _or_ antiisrelism. In my >> experience most discussions

Re: If I were to DJ, would you come dance and help me have fun with the accessible free-software DJ tool I spent this year writing?

> "ValessioBrito" == ValessioBrito writes: ValessioBrito>Hi Sam, I have a DJ friend also want to ValessioBrito> collaborate. can get to DebCamp to set up a music ValessioBrito> hacklab! Nice idea! I'm definitely happy to chat with your friend. My approach is probably

If I were to DJ, would you come dance and help me have fun with the accessible free-software DJ tool I spent this year writing?

So, I know that at past Debconfs people have sometimes gotten together for some impromptu dancing to music. I got interested in mixing music as part of putting together my wedding. Because I'm blind, most of the existing DJ software wasn't something I could approach. (Yes, digital vinyl