96 Hours Of Open Source Talks In Bangalore

nileshch writes "The ongoing community-driven Linux Bangalore 2003 is upto a record of sorts. There are, hold your breath, 96 scheduled talks. That's about 96 hours of open-source talk in three days! The first day with 30 talks is already over with star speakers like Nat Friedman, Miguel De Icaza and Sirtaj Singh Kang enthralling the audience with their refreshing perspectives on Linux and Open Source. Rasmus Lerdorf and Jeremy Zawodny of Yahoo! Inc, amongst others, are also scheduled to talk at the event."

Comments

Hrm

[planetoid]

Is this what I'll have to put up with after I graduate college and start working in the computer field? Having to pretend, in front of my boss or bosses, that I'm sooo interested in attending these nonstop conferences of aimless chit-chat just so I won't be on my bosses' shitlist in the future? Serious question.

Re:Dont fear the curry

[straybullets]

I wouldn't be so hasty as calling india a democracy. many voices, like Arundhati Roy for instance, speak out to say that it's more like an oligarchy with a parade of democracy to cover religious intolerance & corporate maxi profits.

Then again i wouldn't call the USA a democracy so maybe i'm giving this word a strongest sense that it actually has nowadays.

-- see me run, now you're gone.

and that's all I have to say about that....

[tomstdenis]

Don't know em, don't know em, don't know em.

Oh and, don't care, don't care, don't care.

Shut up! get out my mind!!! vile disgusting earth dirt!

Tom