Tue, 01 Mar 2005
Not as funny as...
...the other food they served us, but at least it smiles back and doesn't just stare at you:
Personal node: Traveling 9 hours to the land of the funny food, to get your lunch from Star Bucks????
postet at 06:43 into [Debian/events/admc-2005] permanent link
Seems I have been to pessimistic:
I finished my talk 30 Minutes ago and got three mails thanking for my "clearly explaination in [my] speech" or "the wonderful and interesting talk on what we can do to help Debian".
To do:
- collect feedback
- merge Information about QA and CDDs which where covered by own talks and therefore aren't covered in my talk
- transfer the half written TeX-Paper to sgml or xml, upload it to Debian Documentation project
- Get in contact with the guy who did a similar talk recently an CONSOL in Mexico, see what he found to be important.
- revise and upload my talk
Any other hints?
postet at 04:28 into [Debian/events/admc-2005] permanent link
My very own talk...
...was not really bad, but not as good as possible. Actually, I think I shouldn't use the word "good" at all.
I thought that delivering a talk about "HOW TO help Debian" would be a nice idea - especially since Debian Developers are not that common here in Asia as they are back home in Europe or in the USA.
I still think it is an interesting topic, but for various reasons I was bad prepared. As I mentioned previously so When I did the first dry run, it took my roughly 2 hours - a little bit to long for a 45 Minute talk :(
So I spend most of the night with restructuring and shortening my talk. And I fell to the other extreme - I shorted it a bit to much, removing some nice examples. Well actually I thought there would be more questions after the talk, but there seems to be a cultural difference.
postet at 03:48 into [Debian/events/admc-2005] permanent link