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Joey Hess
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One guy's experiences leaving the Debian project after 18 years as a developer. What to expect when you leave Debian good & bad, tips for a graceful exit, and what does leaving Debian even mean? Also how to social engineer yourself back into the DebConf cheese and wine party years later. And that's just the first half of this talk. Second half: Demo of a Haskell program that connects to a Debian mirror and does ... something or other ... to a VM. Featuring bad XKCD style stick figures and lots of typos^Wtypes.
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