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Subject: Re: [Codel] [Bloat] interesting/useful networking related
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On Sat, Jun 09, 2012 at 09:41:06PM -0400, Dave Taht wrote:
> I am trying to figure out travel schedules for the next 7 months, to
> continue to spread the codel word, so I'm looking for government or
> academic conferences worth members of the bloat team attending or
> presenting at, between now and December. We have the linux and ietf
> worlds prettu covered, so... also reaching out to BSD, apple, and
> microsoft conferences seems worthwhile.

Interesting you mention 'networking' in the subject, and skip the 
operator's events [where many network gear vendors have serious
presence]. NANOG in October?
 
> I haven't decided if I'm going to travel personally, actually, but
> knowing what options are good, would be good for those that might want
> to show up and/or talk in various venues.
> 
> Suggestions? This is what I have so far as potential stops on the "world tour".
> 
> * Google Bloat San Jose
>   Jun 16th
> * Redhat Summit - Boston
>   Jun 26-29
> * IETF Vancouver
>   July 29-Aug 03
> * Debconf Managua
>   Jun 30 - Jul 14
> * ClueCon - Chicago
>   Aug 7-9
> * linux plumbers - San Diego, Ca
>   Aug 28-31
> * AES 133
>   Oct 26-29 (I'm on a panel, apparently)
> * Linuxcon europe - Barcelona, Spain
>   November 5 - 7, 2012
> 
> 
> 
> 
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