LinuxWorld Podcast: me on Summer of Code
The ever gracious Don Marti recently did a podcast interview with me about Summer of Code. Have a listen, tell me what you think.
I also realize that in my rush to get some rest last night I didn't say a darn thing about having lunch with the awesome crew from the Free Software Foundation whilst in Boston, but I think that's OK. We had some great conversation that should be coming to fruition soon, and once those things happen I'll have more interesting things to say about the whole experience.
Mind you, it was quite interesting for me. And I loved the whole GNU family of stuffed toys on their counter. First meal I've ever actually enjoyed eating brown rice. A good time was had by all, or so I hope. 'Nuff said.
I also realize that in my rush to get some rest last night I didn't say a darn thing about having lunch with the awesome crew from the Free Software Foundation whilst in Boston, but I think that's OK. We had some great conversation that should be coming to fruition soon, and once those things happen I'll have more interesting things to say about the whole experience.
Mind you, it was quite interesting for me. And I loved the whole GNU family of stuffed toys on their counter. First meal I've ever actually enjoyed eating brown rice. A good time was had by all, or so I hope. 'Nuff said.
posted by Leslie Hawthorn at 2:32 PM
1 Comments:
Hi Leslie! Nice talking at LinuxWorld! It's awesome to hear the slow-motion-speaking of Don Marti and your ffw-extra-fast together (just kidding :P).
I liked so much, specially the 'graduation party in Brazil' and 'Umit project' parts. Thank you for your support, and the help on GSoC. May we have a fantastic summer!
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