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- Up at 2am - dreaded itch, worked 'till 4 on my tutorial, still can't sleep. Snoozed fitfully before breakfast.
- To the conference, Owen's talk quite good. Sat around writing more slides. Got lunch with Jeroen, talked to the Gentoo guy: Daniel Robbins.
- Gave a rather shambolic talk; no CORBA stuff, did some thumbnailing stuff etc. slides to follow, met Kriss - of gtk+ fame, good guy.
- Back to the Gnome room, spoke to the GNU step people to determine how they do distributed object lifecycle stuff, interesting, apparently ref-counting as well, but they 'simply' ref after an XP ref transfer, opening a P2P connection to the process, which does per cnx. ref tracking. Didn't quite ask the right questions though.
- Off to the hackers room to sync mail, talked to David Axmark from MySQL, and a chap from Postgres, also Alasdair Kergon in passing.
- Met Nicholas Spalinger, a nice Christian chap out to a nice restaurant nearby with all the Gnome guys, had a nice chat to Glynn, onto a nearby bar opposite the illuminated cathedral - lovely. Walked back to the hotel, bed late.
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Michael Meeks (michael.meeks@collabora.com)