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Uh, if you want to volunteer, there's a QR code. Generally speaking, there's going to be a lot of QR codes, so I can, can move through, so just take pictures of it if you want, and keep the cell phone at at hand." }, { "start_timestamp_millis": 46900, "end_timestamp_millis": 69470, "segment_index": 2, "type": "TRANSCRIPT", "text": "If you need help or if you don't know what to do or just anything, um, yellow shirts is fast and stuff. They are supposed to know most anything. Um, Blue shirts are deaf room organizers which basically should know everything for the specific deaf room which they are managing. Green shirts are the video volunteers, and orange shirts are the general purpose volunteers who do pretty much everything else." }, { "start_timestamp_millis": 71059, "end_timestamp_millis": 85510, "segment_index": 3, "type": "TRANSCRIPT", "text": "Um, this is the layout. There's also NF Fosam org. I apparently forgot to put the QR code here, but you're going to see one on the next slide. Um, this will tell you where to go, uh, of note this time we also have, um." }, { "start_timestamp_millis": 87099, "end_timestamp_millis": 100379, "segment_index": 4, "type": "TRANSCRIPT", "text": "Stans or booths in F and in UA which is on the, on the right hand side of you. So uh check the, check the stand schedule to see what stands are there. We have new places where you can talk to people at at stands." }, { "start_timestamp_millis": 101160, "end_timestamp_millis": 117199, "segment_index": 5, "type": "TRANSCRIPT", "text": "If you need anything, there is an info desk. We have one in H1K. Uh, you can get some maps. You can get your questions answered if you want to donate something or get a t-shirt. Uh, we also have online mechanisms to be contacted, obviously." }, { "start_timestamp_millis": 118269, "end_timestamp_millis": 137179, "segment_index": 6, "type": "TRANSCRIPT", "text": "If you lose anything, it will make its way into K. Again, Neos or is where you find all of where you find all of the information, including where the info desk is. So if you lose anything or if you find anything, either just give it to someone in a yellow jacket or with a yellow shirt or go to K and if you lose it as well." }, { "start_timestamp_millis": 138339, "end_timestamp_millis": 150690, "segment_index": 7, "type": "TRANSCRIPT", "text": "Network as a reminder, um, this was the first non-core networking conference ever to be IPV6 only. It's largely fixed, but there's one reminder in here, this is an open network." }, { "start_timestamp_millis": 151240, "end_timestamp_millis": 164380, "segment_index": 8, "type": "TRANSCRIPT", "text": "As such, please encrypt your traffic, um, like you don't have to fall for the VPN increase and everything, but please at least make sure you use HTPS and everything because sometimes people do bad stuff. We will find you if you do bad stuff, but" }, { "start_timestamp_millis": 165470, "end_timestamp_millis": 168000, "segment_index": 9, "type": "TRANSCRIPT", "text": "Until such a time encrypt your traffic." }, { "start_timestamp_millis": 169130, "end_timestamp_millis": 180399, "segment_index": 10, "type": "TRANSCRIPT", "text": "Most important stuff or most important thing about Foston is the hallway track. Um, the rooms will be very full, uh, for those who, who don't know yet. Oh, good question, who is the first time?" }, { "start_timestamp_millis": 181800, "end_timestamp_millis": 182350, "segment_index": 11, "type": "TRANSCRIPT", "text": "OK." }, { "start_timestamp_millis": 183199, "end_timestamp_millis": 183850, "segment_index": 12, "type": "TRANSCRIPT", "text": "Nice." }, { "start_timestamp_millis": 192690, "end_timestamp_millis": 208740, "segment_index": 13, "type": "TRANSCRIPT", "text": "We are at capacity for this university, so oftentimes you will not be able to get into the rooms. If you have something you really really want to watch live or really see that speaker in person or whatever, it's a good idea to come to talk before or maybe even earlier." }, { "start_timestamp_millis": 209330, "end_timestamp_millis": 225889, "segment_index": 14, "type": "TRANSCRIPT", "text": "That's also positive because um a lot of hallway track is happening, chat to people, don't be afraid. Most people here are super nice. So, um, something sounds interesting, just ask, hey, can I join this conversation? Usually the answer is yes, and also this thing is super awesome. Can we talk about X?" }, { "start_timestamp_millis": 226490, "end_timestamp_millis": 232839, "segment_index": 15, "type": "TRANSCRIPT", "text": "Yeah. Uh, main communication channel is I is matrix. We also have IRC, but there is no bridge." }, { "start_timestamp_millis": 234910, "end_timestamp_millis": 262980, "segment_index": 16, "type": "TRANSCRIPT", "text": "If you don't know what matrix is, you can go to chat.osam.org and get an account and just register. You see this in the upper left, uh, and then you can talk to everyone else. We are also going to wipe this instance after, so it's not like super long term for super long term use, which is deliberate. If you are into social media, our main thing is on matrix for probably obvious reasons. Um, feel invited to um to take a picture of this and follow if you want." }, { "start_timestamp_millis": 264100, "end_timestamp_millis": 274260, "segment_index": 17, "type": "TRANSCRIPT", "text": "Also, as is tradition by now, I'm going to take a picture of the opening talk. If you want to be on the picture, raise your hands. If you don't want to be, just like put something in front of your head or so." }, { "start_timestamp_millis": 275700, "end_timestamp_millis": 282869, "segment_index": 18, "type": "TRANSCRIPT", "text": "Both is completely fine. It's going to take me a little bit because last time I completely fucked up this, this picture." }, { "start_timestamp_millis": 284350, "end_timestamp_millis": 291100, "segment_index": 19, "type": "TRANSCRIPT", "text": "And the panorama takes some time because it's not super light in here and the human eyes are much, much better." }, { "start_timestamp_millis": 292260, "end_timestamp_millis": 297869, "segment_index": 20, "type": "TRANSCRIPT", "text": "While you're waiting as a fun fact, snails have 300,000 teeth on their, on their, on their tongue." }, { "start_timestamp_millis": 299200, "end_timestamp_millis": 300779, "segment_index": 21, "type": "TRANSCRIPT", "text": "Just in case you wondered." }, { "start_timestamp_millis": 303420, "end_timestamp_millis": 307269, "segment_index": 22, "type": "TRANSCRIPT", "text": "And I wasted enough of your time to be able to take this picture. Thank you very much." }, { "start_timestamp_millis": 314829, "end_timestamp_millis": 334359, "segment_index": 23, "type": "TRANSCRIPT", "text": "We have a schedule, as most of you are probably aware, um, we have a massive schedule. We also have a ton of mobile and desktop applications. They're all linked from here. Any single operating system is supported, even like even on the Nokia N900, you can still get the schedule. Um, yeah, just go there and and do your thing." }, { "start_timestamp_millis": 335510, "end_timestamp_millis": 338160, "segment_index": 24, "type": "TRANSCRIPT", "text": "I see a few people taking pictures. OK, you're done." }, { "start_timestamp_millis": 338769, "end_timestamp_millis": 348769, "segment_index": 25, "type": "TRANSCRIPT", "text": "Um, we keep ever growing and again this like this has already been the, the largest open source conference for years and years and years, and we just keep growing ever more as we get new rooms from ULB." }, { "start_timestamp_millis": 349329, "end_timestamp_millis": 353290, "segment_index": 26, "type": "TRANSCRIPT", "text": "Um, yeah, we have over 1000 talks in total." }, { "start_timestamp_millis": 354790, "end_timestamp_millis": 374980, "segment_index": 27, "type": "TRANSCRIPT", "text": "And almost 1000 speakers. Maybe it's going to increase by uh by the end of this. We also have something new called lightning lightning talks. One of the things I always found weird when I joined Fosam initially was that lightning talks are like 15 minutes. We now have super short lightning talks, which to me are the actual lightning talks, and I think we still accept submissions. So if you want, do your thing." }, { "start_timestamp_millis": 376170, "end_timestamp_millis": 381989, "segment_index": 28, "type": "TRANSCRIPT", "text": "We have a lot of deaf rooms. You can try to read them all out. Um, I see a few people taking pictures." }, { "start_timestamp_millis": 383130, "end_timestamp_millis": 385709, "segment_index": 29, "type": "TRANSCRIPT", "text": "And we have a 2nd page of Deaf rooms." }, { "start_timestamp_millis": 387040, "end_timestamp_millis": 388119, "segment_index": 30, "type": "TRANSCRIPT", "text": "I'm sorry." }, { "start_timestamp_millis": 391529, "end_timestamp_millis": 394989, "segment_index": 31, "type": "TRANSCRIPT", "text": "Uh, it's also all on the schedule, but also now you have it on your mobile." }, { "start_timestamp_millis": 395679, "end_timestamp_millis": 402899, "segment_index": 32, "type": "TRANSCRIPT", "text": "And we have a ton of stands as you probably guessed. Some of them are only for 1 day, so check the schedule to be aware of what happens when." }, { "start_timestamp_millis": 403720, "end_timestamp_millis": 405809, "segment_index": 33, "type": "TRANSCRIPT", "text": "And we have even more stents." }, { "start_timestamp_millis": 408489, "end_timestamp_millis": 427890, "segment_index": 34, "type": "TRANSCRIPT", "text": "We also have a lot of birds of a feather session. They basically come together and you discuss and like meet and discuss a topic which you care about. This is fully interactive. There are no talks given, no slides, no anything. You get a room, people show up, you discuss whatever topic you want to be discussing." }, { "start_timestamp_millis": 428079, "end_timestamp_millis": 454820, "segment_index": 35, "type": "TRANSCRIPT", "text": "Maybe you take some notes, maybe you don't. Maybe you have something which spins into a project. I highly encourage you to if you have nothing else to do and you're like, OK, this one talk is full. I don't see anyone on the hallway who I recognize and know, or if you're a first timer, this is the definition of everyone is welcome to come, join, and just talk. So if you're not certain about hey, I don't know anyone here, there's a really good opportunity to just get to know someone and" }, { "start_timestamp_millis": 455529, "end_timestamp_millis": 457250, "segment_index": 36, "type": "TRANSCRIPT", "text": "Yeah, just talk." }, { "start_timestamp_millis": 457869, "end_timestamp_millis": 459250, "segment_index": 37, "type": "TRANSCRIPT", "text": "We have more buffs obviously." }, { "start_timestamp_millis": 461000, "end_timestamp_millis": 479579, "segment_index": 38, "type": "TRANSCRIPT", "text": "Uh, we don't have hacker rooms, um, same as last year because we, uh, decided that you can also sit in the cafeteria or somewhere with your laptop. We don't need to provide physical infrastructure as much anymore and we just use it for different things. Um, if you want to go to the cafeteria, um, there's the navigation link. Also it's in the center of the campus." }, { "start_timestamp_millis": 480200, "end_timestamp_millis": 485600, "segment_index": 39, "type": "TRANSCRIPT", "text": "Uh, for those who know where the old hacker rooms are, if there's a sign which says do not enter, that means do not enter." }, { "start_timestamp_millis": 487290, "end_timestamp_millis": 489850, "segment_index": 40, "type": "TRANSCRIPT", "text": "Every war has a story." }, { "start_timestamp_millis": 491489, "end_timestamp_millis": 499579, "segment_index": 41, "type": "TRANSCRIPT", "text": "Etiquette, um, please try and form orderly queues. Uh, that's one thing you really, really want to see really urgently." }, { "start_timestamp_millis": 500149, "end_timestamp_millis": 519940, "segment_index": 42, "type": "TRANSCRIPT", "text": "Everyone else in this queue also does, so please don't skip the lines. I'm so important I need to, or whatever. Make it orderly so people can pass by if there's like a stairway or something, leave a gap so people can go through. Don't block the whole thing align to one side towards the wall so people can walk past you." }, { "start_timestamp_millis": 520280, "end_timestamp_millis": 538130, "segment_index": 43, "type": "TRANSCRIPT", "text": "Just the usual try and make it orderly. Also, if your if your line is completely distangled, everyone in this room is more than empowered to just say, Hey, everyone, can we make this orderly and just get a little bit of order into the thing. It just reduces accidents and makes everything quicker for everyone else." }, { "start_timestamp_millis": 539150, "end_timestamp_millis": 549380, "segment_index": 44, "type": "TRANSCRIPT", "text": "If anyone in a yellow shirt, which actually says stuff, of course I see a few people with yellow shirts and jackets which don't say stuff, or an orange shirt tells you to please do or not do something." }, { "start_timestamp_millis": 549960, "end_timestamp_millis": 553900, "segment_index": 45, "type": "TRANSCRIPT", "text": "Please do so, um, because we probably have a reason." }, { "start_timestamp_millis": 554780, "end_timestamp_millis": 566469, "segment_index": 46, "type": "TRANSCRIPT", "text": "Um, if we run at you, um, just go out of the way. Uh, sometimes we have to run, and that means, uh, we need space. If, if someone yells and runs, then make double uh space." }, { "start_timestamp_millis": 568229, "end_timestamp_millis": 594229, "segment_index": 47, "type": "TRANSCRIPT", "text": "If you see someone with an orange or a yellow shirt in the future, please consider letting them skip. Also, the flip side is like don't push forward. If you have an orange shirt. There's one exception to the please rule. If we do food runs, like for example, for a walk or knock or something, we will just go towards the end of the queue of the food stand and just skip the complete queue course else we are going to be waiting forever and not making a fuss them for you." }, { "start_timestamp_millis": 596380, "end_timestamp_millis": 612890, "segment_index": 48, "type": "TRANSCRIPT", "text": "Um, we have 25 years of Fosam who don't know. This is the 25th edition, and last year I asked everyone to bring their t-shirts. I hope you remember it. We also posted this on a few channels and everything. Um, tomorrow there's going to be the big, um." }, { "start_timestamp_millis": 613400, "end_timestamp_millis": 625770, "segment_index": 49, "type": "TRANSCRIPT", "text": "Photo session and also for all the for all the photographers who volunteered to take photos um show up to there and we're going to figure something out like how you arrange and everything. I did not send the email yet, but yeah." }, { "start_timestamp_millis": 626440, "end_timestamp_millis": 632619, "segment_index": 50, "type": "TRANSCRIPT", "text": "Um, and if you have t-shirts which have shrunk in the wash inexplicably, I have the same problem." }, { "start_timestamp_millis": 633419, "end_timestamp_millis": 641179, "segment_index": 51, "type": "TRANSCRIPT", "text": "Um, just bring them and like hang them on your, on your tiny belly or or give them to someone else or whatever." }, { "start_timestamp_millis": 642929, "end_timestamp_millis": 669849, "segment_index": 52, "type": "TRANSCRIPT", "text": "Um, also, I'm going to do an anecdote session. If you have nice anecdotes of how fast them happens like in the background, feel invited to send stories and or photos to info@d, um, like not like random stuff, but like something which is maybe not obvious to the rest of the audience, like if you gave that one talk and this thing happened or you organized a deaf room 10 years ago or whatever, um." }, { "start_timestamp_millis": 670070, "end_timestamp_millis": 684359, "segment_index": 53, "type": "TRANSCRIPT", "text": "Or something big and life changing like for example, if you decided to get married because you met someone here 5 years ago and whatever, like those kinds of things feel more than invited to send us email to info at Ffosom org and also to join the session on the anecdotes." }, { "start_timestamp_millis": 685419, "end_timestamp_millis": 701280, "segment_index": 54, "type": "TRANSCRIPT", "text": "We have a treasure hunt. Uh, you will find, uh, you will find uh signage at some around the campus and also at the info desk. And also if you scan this QR code, you can join the treasure hunt. I'm told there's prices. I don't know what the prices are." }, { "start_timestamp_millis": 708880, "end_timestamp_millis": 724289, "segment_index": 55, "type": "TRANSCRIPT", "text": "Then as luck would have it, today is apparently global Switch Day. So if you're using any closed source stuff, consider switching to open source alternatives because there's a lot of good stuff and personally speaking, Maedon is way more chill than all the alternatives." }, { "start_timestamp_millis": 725349, "end_timestamp_millis": 729479, "segment_index": 56, "type": "TRANSCRIPT", "text": "You need to sometimes shut down people who just talk to you forever, but" }, { "start_timestamp_millis": 730590, "end_timestamp_millis": 739140, "segment_index": 57, "type": "TRANSCRIPT", "text": "It's overall way more chill and technical. So if you want to, if you want to change to open source and get out of the grasp of the mega corps, that's one of the good ways." }, { "start_timestamp_millis": 740679, "end_timestamp_millis": 749630, "segment_index": 58, "type": "TRANSCRIPT", "text": "More on etiquette. If something says the room is full, this means the room is full. It does not mean you specifically because you as a special can still squeeze in. It means the room is actually full." }, { "start_timestamp_millis": 750719, "end_timestamp_millis": 752039, "segment_index": 59, "type": "TRANSCRIPT", "text": "Every morning has a story." }, { "start_timestamp_millis": 754109, "end_timestamp_millis": 775229, "segment_index": 60, "type": "TRANSCRIPT", "text": "Please send feedback. Um, we really like feedback. We read all feedback. We also take all feedback into account. We don't always get to answer all feedback, to be honest, because it's just so much. But if you have anything good or negative, please send it. Also, for those who have something positive, please also send it because you always only send the negative stuff, but." }, { "start_timestamp_millis": 775840, "end_timestamp_millis": 778729, "segment_index": 61, "type": "TRANSCRIPT", "text": "We appreciate the good, the bad, and the in-between." }, { "start_timestamp_millis": 781059, "end_timestamp_millis": 790080, "segment_index": 62, "type": "TRANSCRIPT", "text": "Health and safety, um, Fosam flu is real. Um, personally speaking, I've been ill roughly 50% of the time after Fosam. I see a few people masking." }, { "start_timestamp_millis": 790809, "end_timestamp_millis": 808719, "segment_index": 63, "type": "TRANSCRIPT", "text": "Myself included in a few minutes, um, we do have masks at the info desk in Cape, so if you forgot yours or if you decide you want to wear a mask after all, we have plenty of masks left, and obviously this is optional, but you keep hearing everyone cough around you, so consider doing." }, { "start_timestamp_millis": 809289, "end_timestamp_millis": 819890, "segment_index": 64, "type": "TRANSCRIPT", "text": "What you want, but at least consider it. And if you feel really sick, it would be appreciated if you just go back to your room, even though you made it here, or maybe just wear a mask so don't infect others would be nice." }, { "start_timestamp_millis": 820979, "end_timestamp_millis": 821950, "segment_index": 65, "type": "TRANSCRIPT", "text": "1st 8" }, { "start_timestamp_millis": 822500, "end_timestamp_millis": 830809, "segment_index": 66, "type": "TRANSCRIPT", "text": "If you need first aid, this is where first aid is. Um, yeah, also just go to the um to the info desks if, if you need anything." }, { "start_timestamp_millis": 832140, "end_timestamp_millis": 836989, "segment_index": 67, "type": "TRANSCRIPT", "text": "We have a code of conduct. We follow the code of conduct, we enforce the code of conduct, um." }, { "start_timestamp_millis": 837659, "end_timestamp_millis": 864729, "segment_index": 68, "type": "TRANSCRIPT", "text": "If anything happens, like you can you can read this also again QR code, you can send email to contact at fossom org. You can call this number any time of day, plus please not 3 in the morning as a joke, and you can ask anyone in the yellow. Ideally avoid putting this onto blue, orange, or green shirts. Ideally, pick a yellow shirt or as in staff or go to the info desk." }, { "start_timestamp_millis": 867369, "end_timestamp_millis": 870289, "segment_index": 69, "type": "TRANSCRIPT", "text": "There's a round of thank yous, um, all of the volunteers." }, { "start_timestamp_millis": 871070, "end_timestamp_millis": 872080, "segment_index": 70, "type": "TRANSCRIPT", "text": "And I" }, { "start_timestamp_millis": 884969, "end_timestamp_millis": 886520, "segment_index": 71, "type": "TRANSCRIPT", "text": "All the deaf field managers." }, { "start_timestamp_millis": 894630, "end_timestamp_millis": 895780, "segment_index": 72, "type": "TRANSCRIPT", "text": "All speakers" }, { "start_timestamp_millis": 902729, "end_timestamp_millis": 903909, "segment_index": 73, "type": "TRANSCRIPT", "text": "And all stuff." }, { "start_timestamp_millis": 913710, "end_timestamp_millis": 922289, "segment_index": 74, "type": "TRANSCRIPT", "text": "We also have sponsors. Without them this wouldn't be possible. We couldn't pay for renting you a beer or anything. They give us a big discount, but also thank you to the sponsors." }, { "start_timestamp_millis": 929940, "end_timestamp_millis": 945890, "segment_index": 75, "type": "TRANSCRIPT", "text": "If you are of the opinion that FOSSI is the biggest open source event on Earth and we should not be dependent on on corporate sponsors, we tend to agree you can fix this this the way complaining on social media does not help. Donating and putting money where your mouth helps more." }, { "start_timestamp_millis": 946890, "end_timestamp_millis": 950119, "segment_index": 76, "type": "TRANSCRIPT", "text": "Uh, we also have t-shirts for sale, so that's also a good way." }, { "start_timestamp_millis": 951099, "end_timestamp_millis": 952469, "segment_index": 77, "type": "TRANSCRIPT", "text": "And finally, thank you." }, { "start_timestamp_millis": 960780, "end_timestamp_millis": 963390, "segment_index": 78, "type": "TRANSCRIPT", "text": "So have fun and be excellent to each other." } ], "audio": { "summary": "The transcript provides a comprehensive overview of the FOSDEM open-source conference, covering the following key points:\n\n- Logistics and volunteer information: Roles of volunteers (yellow, blue, green, orange shirts), QR codes, info desks, lost and found\n- Conference layout and facilities: Rooms, stands, cafeteria, networking\n- Communication channels: Matrix, IRC\n- Conference schedule and events: Talks, lightning talks, birds of a feather sessions\n- Etiquette and expectations: Queuing, following instructions from volunteers\n- Conference history and traditions: 25th edition, t-shirt photo session\n- Announcements: Treasure hunt, global open source switch day\n- Health and safety: FOSDEM flu, masks, first aid\n- Code of conduct and reporting procedures\n- Acknowledgements of volunteers, speakers, and sponsors\n\nThe speaker provides detailed information to help attendees navigate and participate in the conference.", "transcript": { "representation": { "text": "Uh, yeah, welcome to the largest open source conference on Earth. Um, I'm going to start with the plea for help. Um, we fed our volunteers well yesterday night. We are going to keep, uh, we're going to feed them again well on Sunday night if you help with clean up. Also keep all network cable which you remove under supervision. Uh, if you want to volunteer, there's a QR code. Generally speaking, there's going to be a lot of QR codes, so I can, can move through, so just take pictures of it if you want, and keep the cell phone at at hand. If you need help or if you don't know what to do or just anything, um, yellow shirts is fast and stuff. They are supposed to know most anything. Um, Blue shirts are deaf room organizers which basically should know everything for the specific deaf room which they are managing. Green shirts are the video volunteers, and orange shirts are the general purpose volunteers who do pretty much everything else. Um, this is the layout. There's also NF Fosam org. I apparently forgot to put the QR code here, but you're going to see one on the next slide. Um, this will tell you where to go, uh, of note this time we also have, um. Stans or booths in F and in UA which is on the, on the right hand side of you. So uh check the, check the stand schedule to see what stands are there. We have new places where you can talk to people at at stands. If you need anything, there is an info desk. We have one in H1K. Uh, you can get some maps. You can get your questions answered if you want to donate something or get a t-shirt. Uh, we also have online mechanisms to be contacted, obviously. If you lose anything, it will make its way into K. Again, Neos or is where you find all of where you find all of the information, including where the info desk is. So if you lose anything or if you find anything, either just give it to someone in a yellow jacket or with a yellow shirt or go to K and if you lose it as well. Network as a reminder, um, this was the first non-core networking conference ever to be IPV6 only. It's largely fixed, but there's one reminder in here, this is an open network. As such, please encrypt your traffic, um, like you don't have to fall for the VPN increase and everything, but please at least make sure you use HTPS and everything because sometimes people do bad stuff. We will find you if you do bad stuff, but Until such a time encrypt your traffic. Most important stuff or most important thing about Foston is the hallway track. Um, the rooms will be very full, uh, for those who, who don't know yet. Oh, good question, who is the first time? OK. Nice. We are at capacity for this university, so oftentimes you will not be able to get into the rooms. If you have something you really really want to watch live or really see that speaker in person or whatever, it's a good idea to come to talk before or maybe even earlier. That's also positive because um a lot of hallway track is happening, chat to people, don't be afraid. Most people here are super nice. So, um, something sounds interesting, just ask, hey, can I join this conversation? Usually the answer is yes, and also this thing is super awesome. Can we talk about X? Yeah. Uh, main communication channel is I is matrix. We also have IRC, but there is no bridge. If you don't know what matrix is, you can go to chat.osam.org and get an account and just register. You see this in the upper left, uh, and then you can talk to everyone else. We are also going to wipe this instance after, so it's not like super long term for super long term use, which is deliberate. If you are into social media, our main thing is on matrix for probably obvious reasons. Um, feel invited to um to take a picture of this and follow if you want. Also, as is tradition by now, I'm going to take a picture of the opening talk. If you want to be on the picture, raise your hands. If you don't want to be, just like put something in front of your head or so. Both is completely fine. It's going to take me a little bit because last time I completely fucked up this, this picture. And the panorama takes some time because it's not super light in here and the human eyes are much, much better. While you're waiting as a fun fact, snails have 300,000 teeth on their, on their, on their tongue. Just in case you wondered. And I wasted enough of your time to be able to take this picture. Thank you very much. We have a schedule, as most of you are probably aware, um, we have a massive schedule. We also have a ton of mobile and desktop applications. They're all linked from here. Any single operating system is supported, even like even on the Nokia N900, you can still get the schedule. Um, yeah, just go there and and do your thing. I see a few people taking pictures. OK, you're done. Um, we keep ever growing and again this like this has already been the, the largest open source conference for years and years and years, and we just keep growing ever more as we get new rooms from ULB. Um, yeah, we have over 1000 talks in total. And almost 1000 speakers. Maybe it's going to increase by uh by the end of this. We also have something new called lightning lightning talks. One of the things I always found weird when I joined Fosam initially was that lightning talks are like 15 minutes. We now have super short lightning talks, which to me are the actual lightning talks, and I think we still accept submissions. So if you want, do your thing. We have a lot of deaf rooms. You can try to read them all out. Um, I see a few people taking pictures. And we have a 2nd page of Deaf rooms. I'm sorry. Uh, it's also all on the schedule, but also now you have it on your mobile. And we have a ton of stands as you probably guessed. Some of them are only for 1 day, so check the schedule to be aware of what happens when. And we have even more stents. We also have a lot of birds of a feather session. They basically come together and you discuss and like meet and discuss a topic which you care about. This is fully interactive. There are no talks given, no slides, no anything. You get a room, people show up, you discuss whatever topic you want to be discussing. Maybe you take some notes, maybe you don't. Maybe you have something which spins into a project. I highly encourage you to if you have nothing else to do and you're like, OK, this one talk is full. I don't see anyone on the hallway who I recognize and know, or if you're a first timer, this is the definition of everyone is welcome to come, join, and just talk. So if you're not certain about hey, I don't know anyone here, there's a really good opportunity to just get to know someone and Yeah, just talk. We have more buffs obviously. Uh, we don't have hacker rooms, um, same as last year because we, uh, decided that you can also sit in the cafeteria or somewhere with your laptop. We don't need to provide physical infrastructure as much anymore and we just use it for different things. Um, if you want to go to the cafeteria, um, there's the navigation link. Also it's in the center of the campus. Uh, for those who know where the old hacker rooms are, if there's a sign which says do not enter, that means do not enter. Every war has a story. Etiquette, um, please try and form orderly queues. Uh, that's one thing you really, really want to see really urgently. Everyone else in this queue also does, so please don't skip the lines. I'm so important I need to, or whatever. Make it orderly so people can pass by if there's like a stairway or something, leave a gap so people can go through. Don't block the whole thing align to one side towards the wall so people can walk past you. Just the usual try and make it orderly. Also, if your if your line is completely distangled, everyone in this room is more than empowered to just say, Hey, everyone, can we make this orderly and just get a little bit of order into the thing. It just reduces accidents and makes everything quicker for everyone else. If anyone in a yellow shirt, which actually says stuff, of course I see a few people with yellow shirts and jackets which don't say stuff, or an orange shirt tells you to please do or not do something. Please do so, um, because we probably have a reason. Um, if we run at you, um, just go out of the way. Uh, sometimes we have to run, and that means, uh, we need space. If, if someone yells and runs, then make double uh space. If you see someone with an orange or a yellow shirt in the future, please consider letting them skip. Also, the flip side is like don't push forward. If you have an orange shirt. There's one exception to the please rule. If we do food runs, like for example, for a walk or knock or something, we will just go towards the end of the queue of the food stand and just skip the complete queue course else we are going to be waiting forever and not making a fuss them for you. Um, we have 25 years of Fosam who don't know. This is the 25th edition, and last year I asked everyone to bring their t-shirts. I hope you remember it. We also posted this on a few channels and everything. Um, tomorrow there's going to be the big, um. Photo session and also for all the for all the photographers who volunteered to take photos um show up to there and we're going to figure something out like how you arrange and everything. I did not send the email yet, but yeah. Um, and if you have t-shirts which have shrunk in the wash inexplicably, I have the same problem. Um, just bring them and like hang them on your, on your tiny belly or or give them to someone else or whatever. Um, also, I'm going to do an anecdote session. If you have nice anecdotes of how fast them happens like in the background, feel invited to send stories and or photos to info@d, um, like not like random stuff, but like something which is maybe not obvious to the rest of the audience, like if you gave that one talk and this thing happened or you organized a deaf room 10 years ago or whatever, um. Or something big and life changing like for example, if you decided to get married because you met someone here 5 years ago and whatever, like those kinds of things feel more than invited to send us email to info at Ffosom org and also to join the session on the anecdotes. We have a treasure hunt. Uh, you will find, uh, you will find uh signage at some around the campus and also at the info desk. And also if you scan this QR code, you can join the treasure hunt. I'm told there's prices. I don't know what the prices are. Then as luck would have it, today is apparently global Switch Day. So if you're using any closed source stuff, consider switching to open source alternatives because there's a lot of good stuff and personally speaking, Maedon is way more chill than all the alternatives. You need to sometimes shut down people who just talk to you forever, but It's overall way more chill and technical. So if you want to, if you want to change to open source and get out of the grasp of the mega corps, that's one of the good ways. More on etiquette. If something says the room is full, this means the room is full. It does not mean you specifically because you as a special can still squeeze in. It means the room is actually full. Every morning has a story. Please send feedback. Um, we really like feedback. We read all feedback. We also take all feedback into account. We don't always get to answer all feedback, to be honest, because it's just so much. But if you have anything good or negative, please send it. Also, for those who have something positive, please also send it because you always only send the negative stuff, but. We appreciate the good, the bad, and the in-between. Health and safety, um, Fosam flu is real. Um, personally speaking, I've been ill roughly 50% of the time after Fosam. I see a few people masking. Myself included in a few minutes, um, we do have masks at the info desk in Cape, so if you forgot yours or if you decide you want to wear a mask after all, we have plenty of masks left, and obviously this is optional, but you keep hearing everyone cough around you, so consider doing. What you want, but at least consider it. And if you feel really sick, it would be appreciated if you just go back to your room, even though you made it here, or maybe just wear a mask so don't infect others would be nice. 1st 8 If you need first aid, this is where first aid is. Um, yeah, also just go to the um to the info desks if, if you need anything. We have a code of conduct. We follow the code of conduct, we enforce the code of conduct, um. If anything happens, like you can you can read this also again QR code, you can send email to contact at fossom org. You can call this number any time of day, plus please not 3 in the morning as a joke, and you can ask anyone in the yellow. Ideally avoid putting this onto blue, orange, or green shirts. Ideally, pick a yellow shirt or as in staff or go to the info desk. There's a round of thank yous, um, all of the volunteers. And I All the deaf field managers. All speakers And all stuff. We also have sponsors. Without them this wouldn't be possible. We couldn't pay for renting you a beer or anything. They give us a big discount, but also thank you to the sponsors. If you are of the opinion that FOSSI is the biggest open source event on Earth and we should not be dependent on on corporate sponsors, we tend to agree you can fix this this the way complaining on social media does not help. Donating and putting money where your mouth helps more. Uh, we also have t-shirts for sale, so that's also a good way. And finally, thank you. So have fun and be excellent to each other." } } }, "topics": [ { "topic_index": 0, "start_timestamp_millis": 0, "end_timestamp_millis": 69330, "summary": "As follows:\n\nThe speaker is welcoming the audience to the largest open source conference on Earth. They are starting with a plea for help - they fed the volunteers well the previous night and will do so again on Sunday night if the audience helps with the cleanup. The speaker also requests that any network cables removed be kept under supervision. They mention that there will be many QR codes, and encourage the audience to take pictures of them and keep their phones handy.\n\nThe speaker then provides information about the different volunteer roles at the conference. Yellow shirts are \"fast and stuff\" and are supposed to know most anything. Blue shirts are the deaf room organizers and should know everything about the specific deaf rooms they are managing. Green shirts are the video volunteers, and orange shirts are the general purpose volunteers who do pretty much everything else.", "transcript": { "representation": { "text": "Uh, yeah, welcome to the largest open source conference on Earth. Um, I'm going to start with the plea for help. Um, we fed our volunteers well yesterday night. We are going to keep, uh, we're going to feed them again well on Sunday night if you help with clean up. Also keep all network cable which you remove under supervision. Uh, if you want to volunteer, there's a QR code. Generally speaking, there's going to be a lot of QR codes, so I can, can move through, so just take pictures of it if you want, and keep the cell phone at at hand. If you need help or if you don't know what to do or just anything, um, yellow shirts is fast and stuff. They are supposed to know most anything. Um, Blue shirts are deaf room organizers which basically should know everything for the specific deaf room which they are managing. Green shirts are the video volunteers, and orange shirts are the general purpose volunteers who do pretty much everything else." } }, "audio_segment_indices": [ 0, 1, 2 ] }, { "topic_index": 1, "start_timestamp_millis": 69330, "end_timestamp_millis": 137070, "summary": "As follows:\n\nThe speaker is providing an overview of the layout and logistics for an event or conference. They mention that there is an NF Fosam org, and that a QR code will be shown on the next slide to indicate where attendees should go. The speaker also notes that there are stands or booths located in areas F and UA, and attendees should check the schedule to see what stands are available. \n\nIf attendees need any assistance, there is an information desk located in H1K where they can get maps, ask questions, or purchase merchandise. The speaker also mentions that there are online mechanisms available for contacting the organizers. If any items are lost, they will be turned in to the K area, and attendees are advised to either give lost items to someone in a yellow jacket or take them to the K area.", "transcript": { "representation": { "text": "Um, this is the layout. There's also NF Fosam org. I apparently forgot to put the QR code here, but you're going to see one on the next slide. Um, this will tell you where to go, uh, of note this time we also have, um. Stans or booths in F and in UA which is on the, on the right hand side of you. So uh check the, check the stand schedule to see what stands are there. We have new places where you can talk to people at at stands. If you need anything, there is an info desk. We have one in H1K. Uh, you can get some maps. You can get your questions answered if you want to donate something or get a t-shirt. Uh, we also have online mechanisms to be contacted, obviously. If you lose anything, it will make its way into K. Again, Neos or is where you find all of where you find all of the information, including where the info desk is. So if you lose anything or if you find anything, either just give it to someone in a yellow jacket or with a yellow shirt or go to K and if you lose it as well." } }, "audio_segment_indices": [ 3, 4, 5, 6 ] }, { "topic_index": 2, "start_timestamp_millis": 137070, "end_timestamp_millis": 167869, "summary": "About a networking conference that was the first to be IPv6 only. The speaker reminds the audience that this is an open network, and encourages them to encrypt their traffic using HTTPS and other secure protocols. The speaker warns that they will find and take action against anyone who engages in malicious activities on the network, but advises the audience to encrypt their traffic as a precaution.", "transcript": { "representation": { "text": "Network as a reminder, um, this was the first non-core networking conference ever to be IPV6 only. It's largely fixed, but there's one reminder in here, this is an open network. As such, please encrypt your traffic, um, like you don't have to fall for the VPN increase and everything, but please at least make sure you use HTPS and everything because sometimes people do bad stuff. We will find you if you do bad stuff, but Until such a time encrypt your traffic." } }, "audio_segment_indices": [ 7, 8, 9 ] }, { "topic_index": 3, "start_timestamp_millis": 167869, "end_timestamp_millis": 227020, "summary": "Focused on the hallway track at the Foston event. Speaker 0 explains that the rooms will be very full, so it is important for first-time attendees to arrive early if they want to access a specific session or speaker. Speaker 0 encourages attendees to take advantage of the hallway track, as a lot of valuable conversations and networking happen outside the formal sessions. They advise attendees not to be afraid to approach others and join conversations, as most people at the event are friendly and welcoming. Overall, the transcript emphasizes the importance of the hallway track and encourages attendees to be proactive in engaging with others during the event.", "transcript": { "representation": { "text": "Most important stuff or most important thing about Foston is the hallway track. Um, the rooms will be very full, uh, for those who, who don't know yet. Oh, good question, who is the first time? OK. Nice. We are at capacity for this university, so oftentimes you will not be able to get into the rooms. If you have something you really really want to watch live or really see that speaker in person or whatever, it's a good idea to come to talk before or maybe even earlier. That's also positive because um a lot of hallway track is happening, chat to people, don't be afraid. Most people here are super nice. So, um, something sounds interesting, just ask, hey, can I join this conversation? Usually the answer is yes, and also this thing is super awesome. Can we talk about X? Yeah." } }, "audio_segment_indices": [ 10, 11, 12, 13, 14 ] }, { "topic_index": 4, "start_timestamp_millis": 227020, "end_timestamp_millis": 262869, "summary": "About the main communication channels used by the group. The speaker, spk_0, explains that the primary communication channel is a matrix, and they also have an IRC channel, but there is no bridge between the two. The speaker encourages listeners to get an account on chat.osam.org to participate in the matrix-based communication. The speaker also mentions that this instance will be wiped after some time, as it is not intended for long-term use, which is a deliberate decision. Finally, the speaker invites listeners to take a picture of the information and follow the group's social media presence on the matrix platform.", "transcript": { "representation": { "text": "Uh, main communication channel is I is matrix. We also have IRC, but there is no bridge. If you don't know what matrix is, you can go to chat.osam.org and get an account and just register. You see this in the upper left, uh, and then you can talk to everyone else. We are also going to wipe this instance after, so it's not like super long term for super long term use, which is deliberate. If you are into social media, our main thing is on matrix for probably obvious reasons. Um, feel invited to um to take a picture of this and follow if you want." } }, "audio_segment_indices": [ 15, 16 ] }, { "topic_index": 5, "start_timestamp_millis": 262869, "end_timestamp_millis": 306420, "summary": "As follows:\n\nThe speaker, spk_0, is going to take a picture of the opening talk as is tradition. They mention that if anyone wants to be in the picture, they should raise their hands, and if they don't want to be in it, they can put something in front of their head. The speaker also says that both options are completely fine. They note that it will take them a little bit to take the picture because they messed it up the last time. The speaker explains that the panorama takes some time because it's not very well-lit in the room, and human eyes are much better than the camera. While the audience is waiting, the speaker shares a fun fact that snails have 300,000 teeth on their tongue. Finally, the speaker says they have wasted enough of the audience's time and are now ready to take the picture.", "transcript": { "representation": { "text": "Also, as is tradition by now, I'm going to take a picture of the opening talk. If you want to be on the picture, raise your hands. If you don't want to be, just like put something in front of your head or so. Both is completely fine. It's going to take me a little bit because last time I completely fucked up this, this picture. And the panorama takes some time because it's not super light in here and the human eyes are much, much better. While you're waiting as a fun fact, snails have 300,000 teeth on their, on their, on their tongue. Just in case you wondered. And I wasted enough of your time to be able to take this picture." } }, "audio_segment_indices": [ 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22 ] }, { "topic_index": 6, "start_timestamp_millis": 306420, "end_timestamp_millis": 334269, "summary": "About a schedule and various mobile and desktop applications that are all linked together. The speaker mentions that the schedule is massive and that it is supported on even older devices like the Nokia N900. The speaker encourages the audience to go to the website and use the applications.", "transcript": { "representation": { "text": "Thank you very much. We have a schedule, as most of you are probably aware, um, we have a massive schedule. We also have a ton of mobile and desktop applications. They're all linked from here. Any single operating system is supported, even like even on the Nokia N900, you can still get the schedule. Um, yeah, just go there and and do your thing." } }, "audio_segment_indices": [ 23 ] }, { "topic_index": 7, "start_timestamp_millis": 334269, "end_timestamp_millis": 359899, "summary": "About a large open source conference that has been growing in size for years. The speaker mentions that there are over 1000 talks and almost 1000 speakers at the conference, and that the number of speakers may increase by the end of the event. The speaker also notes that the conference has been the largest open source conference for many years and continues to grow as they acquire more rooms from ULB.", "transcript": { "representation": { "text": "I see a few people taking pictures. OK, you're done. Um, we keep ever growing and again this like this has already been the, the largest open source conference for years and years and years, and we just keep growing ever more as we get new rooms from ULB. Um, yeah, we have over 1000 talks in total. And almost 1000 speakers. Maybe it's going to increase by uh by the end of this." } }, "audio_segment_indices": [ 24, 25, 26 ] }, { "topic_index": 8, "start_timestamp_millis": 359899, "end_timestamp_millis": 374829, "summary": "About a new type of presentation called \"lightning lightning talks\" at the Fosam event. The speaker explains that when they first joined Fosam, the lightning talks were 15 minutes long, but now they have even shorter \"super short lightning talks\" which the speaker considers to be the actual lightning talks. The speaker mentions that they still accept submissions for these lightning lightning talks, so attendees can participate if they want to.", "transcript": { "representation": { "text": "We also have something new called lightning lightning talks. One of the things I always found weird when I joined Fosam initially was that lightning talks are like 15 minutes. We now have super short lightning talks, which to me are the actual lightning talks, and I think we still accept submissions. So if you want, do your thing." } }, "audio_segment_indices": [ 27 ] }, { "topic_index": 9, "start_timestamp_millis": 374829, "end_timestamp_millis": 405679, "summary": "About a conference or event with various \"deaf rooms\" or sessions that attendees can try to read or attend. The transcript mentions that there are multiple pages of deaf rooms, and that the schedule for the event is available both on paper and on a mobile device. The transcript also indicates that there are many \"stands\" or booths at the event, some of which are only available for a single day, so attendees should check the schedule to be aware of the event's schedule.", "transcript": { "representation": { "text": "We have a lot of deaf rooms. You can try to read them all out. Um, I see a few people taking pictures. And we have a 2nd page of Deaf rooms. I'm sorry. Uh, it's also all on the schedule, but also now you have it on your mobile. And we have a ton of stands as you probably guessed. Some of them are only for 1 day, so check the schedule to be aware of what happens when. And we have even more stents." } }, "audio_segment_indices": [ 28, 29, 30, 31, 32, 33 ] }, { "topic_index": 10, "start_timestamp_millis": 405679, "end_timestamp_millis": 459140, "summary": "About a \"birds of a feather\" session at the event. The speaker explains that these sessions are fully interactive, with no formal talks or slides. Instead, people gather in a room and discuss a topic they care about. The speaker encourages attendees to participate in these sessions, especially if they are new to the event or don't recognize anyone in the hallways. The sessions provide a good opportunity to meet new people and have discussions. The speaker also mentions that there are more \"buffs\" (likely referring to additional sessions or activities) at the event.", "transcript": { "representation": { "text": "We also have a lot of birds of a feather session. They basically come together and you discuss and like meet and discuss a topic which you care about. This is fully interactive. There are no talks given, no slides, no anything. You get a room, people show up, you discuss whatever topic you want to be discussing. Maybe you take some notes, maybe you don't. Maybe you have something which spins into a project. I highly encourage you to if you have nothing else to do and you're like, OK, this one talk is full. I don't see anyone on the hallway who I recognize and know, or if you're a first timer, this is the definition of everyone is welcome to come, join, and just talk. So if you're not certain about hey, I don't know anyone here, there's a really good opportunity to just get to know someone and Yeah, just talk. We have more buffs obviously." } }, "audio_segment_indices": [ 34, 35, 36, 37 ] }, { "topic_index": 11, "start_timestamp_millis": 459140, "end_timestamp_millis": 485480, "summary": "About the changes to the hacker rooms at the event. The speaker explains that they no longer provide dedicated physical hacker rooms like they did in previous years. Instead, attendees can now use the cafeteria or other areas on campus to work with their laptops. The speaker also mentions that if there is a sign saying \"do not enter\" in the area where the old hacker rooms were located, attendees should not enter that area.", "transcript": { "representation": { "text": "Uh, we don't have hacker rooms, um, same as last year because we, uh, decided that you can also sit in the cafeteria or somewhere with your laptop. We don't need to provide physical infrastructure as much anymore and we just use it for different things. Um, if you want to go to the cafeteria, um, there's the navigation link. Also it's in the center of the campus. Uh, for those who know where the old hacker rooms are, if there's a sign which says do not enter, that means do not enter." } }, "audio_segment_indices": [ 38, 39 ] }, { "topic_index": 12, "start_timestamp_millis": 485480, "end_timestamp_millis": 599510, "summary": "About the speaker providing instructions and etiquette guidelines for queuing and interacting with individuals wearing yellow or orange shirts. The speaker emphasizes the importance of forming orderly queues, not skipping lines, and making space for individuals in yellow or orange shirts who may need to move quickly. The speaker also notes that individuals in yellow or orange shirts may ask people to do or not do something, and that these requests should be followed. Additionally, the speaker mentions that if food runs are being conducted, individuals in orange shirts may skip to the front of the queue to expedite the process. Overall, the transcript provides guidance on maintaining order and respecting the roles of those in specific attire during an event or situation.", "transcript": { "representation": { "text": "Every war has a story. Etiquette, um, please try and form orderly queues. Uh, that's one thing you really, really want to see really urgently. Everyone else in this queue also does, so please don't skip the lines. I'm so important I need to, or whatever. Make it orderly so people can pass by if there's like a stairway or something, leave a gap so people can go through. Don't block the whole thing align to one side towards the wall so people can walk past you. Just the usual try and make it orderly. Also, if your if your line is completely distangled, everyone in this room is more than empowered to just say, Hey, everyone, can we make this orderly and just get a little bit of order into the thing. It just reduces accidents and makes everything quicker for everyone else. If anyone in a yellow shirt, which actually says stuff, of course I see a few people with yellow shirts and jackets which don't say stuff, or an orange shirt tells you to please do or not do something. Please do so, um, because we probably have a reason. Um, if we run at you, um, just go out of the way. Uh, sometimes we have to run, and that means, uh, we need space. If, if someone yells and runs, then make double uh space. If you see someone with an orange or a yellow shirt in the future, please consider letting them skip. Also, the flip side is like don't push forward. If you have an orange shirt. There's one exception to the please rule. If we do food runs, like for example, for a walk or knock or something, we will just go towards the end of the queue of the food stand and just skip the complete queue course else we are going to be waiting forever and not making a fuss them for you. Um, we have 25 years of Fosam who don't know." } }, "audio_segment_indices": [ 40, 41, 42, 43, 44, 45, 46, 47 ] }, { "topic_index": 13, "start_timestamp_millis": 599510, "end_timestamp_millis": 684229, "summary": "As follows:\n\nThe speaker is discussing the 25th edition of an event and mentions that last year, they asked everyone to bring their t-shirts. The speaker hopes that the attendees remember this. The speaker also mentions that the event has been posted on various channels. Tomorrow, there will be a photo session, and the speaker asks all the photographers who volunteered to take photos to show up and help arrange the session. The speaker has not yet sent the email about this, but they will do so.\n\nThe speaker acknowledges that some t-shirts may have shrunk in the wash, and they suggest that attendees can either wear the shrunken t-shirts or give them to someone else. The speaker also mentions that they will be hosting an anecdote session, and they invite attendees to send in stories or photos of their experiences at the event, such as talks they have given or events they have organized in the past. The speaker is particularly interested in hearing about life-changing experiences, such as people meeting their spouses at the event. Attendees are encouraged to send these anecdotes to the event's email address and to join the anecdote session.", "transcript": { "representation": { "text": "This is the 25th edition, and last year I asked everyone to bring their t-shirts. I hope you remember it. We also posted this on a few channels and everything. Um, tomorrow there's going to be the big, um. Photo session and also for all the for all the photographers who volunteered to take photos um show up to there and we're going to figure something out like how you arrange and everything. I did not send the email yet, but yeah. Um, and if you have t-shirts which have shrunk in the wash inexplicably, I have the same problem. Um, just bring them and like hang them on your, on your tiny belly or or give them to someone else or whatever. Um, also, I'm going to do an anecdote session. If you have nice anecdotes of how fast them happens like in the background, feel invited to send stories and or photos to info@d, um, like not like random stuff, but like something which is maybe not obvious to the rest of the audience, like if you gave that one talk and this thing happened or you organized a deaf room 10 years ago or whatever, um. Or something big and life changing like for example, if you decided to get married because you met someone here 5 years ago and whatever, like those kinds of things feel more than invited to send us email to info at Ffosom org and also to join the session on the anecdotes." } }, "audio_segment_indices": [ 48, 49, 50, 51, 52, 53 ] }, { "topic_index": 14, "start_timestamp_millis": 684229, "end_timestamp_millis": 701090, "summary": "About a treasure hunt event. The speaker mentions that there will be signage around the campus and at the information desk to guide participants. Additionally, participants can join the treasure hunt by scanning a QR code. The speaker also mentions that there are prizes, but they do not know what the prizes are.", "transcript": { "representation": { "text": "We have a treasure hunt. Uh, you will find, uh, you will find uh signage at some around the campus and also at the info desk. And also if you scan this QR code, you can join the treasure hunt. I'm told there's prices. I don't know what the prices are." } }, "audio_segment_indices": [ 54 ] }, { "topic_index": 15, "start_timestamp_millis": 701090, "end_timestamp_millis": 739030, "summary": "About the speaker (spk_0) discussing the benefits of using open-source software alternatives over closed-source options. The speaker mentions that today is \"global Switch Day,\" which is an opportunity for people to consider switching to open-source alternatives, as they are often more \"chill\" and technically superior compared to the offerings from \"mega corps.\" The speaker emphasizes that open-source software can help people \"get out of the grasp of the mega corps\" and provides a more positive and technical experience.", "transcript": { "representation": { "text": "Then as luck would have it, today is apparently global Switch Day. So if you're using any closed source stuff, consider switching to open source alternatives because there's a lot of good stuff and personally speaking, Maedon is way more chill than all the alternatives. You need to sometimes shut down people who just talk to you forever, but It's overall way more chill and technical. So if you want to, if you want to change to open source and get out of the grasp of the mega corps, that's one of the good ways." } }, "audio_segment_indices": [ 55, 56, 57 ] }, { "topic_index": 16, "start_timestamp_millis": 739030, "end_timestamp_millis": 783809, "summary": "As follows:\n\n[spk_0] discusses etiquette, stating that if a room is full, it means the room is actually full and not just a special exception for the individual. [spk_0] also mentions that every morning has a story. Additionally, [spk_0] encourages the audience to provide feedback, both positive and negative, as they read and consider all feedback, though they may not be able to respond to everything due to the large volume. Finally, [spk_0] addresses health and safety concerns, noting that the Fosam flu is real.", "transcript": { "representation": { "text": "More on etiquette. If something says the room is full, this means the room is full. It does not mean you specifically because you as a special can still squeeze in. It means the room is actually full. Every morning has a story. Please send feedback. Um, we really like feedback. We read all feedback. We also take all feedback into account. We don't always get to answer all feedback, to be honest, because it's just so much. But if you have anything good or negative, please send it. Also, for those who have something positive, please also send it because you always only send the negative stuff, but. We appreciate the good, the bad, and the in-between. Health and safety, um, Fosam flu is real." } }, "audio_segment_indices": [ 58, 59, 60, 61 ] }, { "topic_index": 17, "start_timestamp_millis": 783809, "end_timestamp_millis": 830710, "summary": "As follows:\n\nThe speaker mentions that they have been ill roughly 50% of the time after Fosam. They note that some people are wearing masks, and the speaker includes themselves in that group. The speaker states that there are masks available at the information desk for those who forgot their masks or decide they want to wear one. The speaker emphasizes that wearing a mask is optional, but encourages it if people are coughing around you. The speaker also requests that if someone feels really sick, they should go back to their room or at least wear a mask to avoid infecting others.\n\nThe speaker then provides information about the location of the first aid station, and directs attendees to the information desk if they need anything.", "transcript": { "representation": { "text": "Um, personally speaking, I've been ill roughly 50% of the time after Fosam. I see a few people masking. Myself included in a few minutes, um, we do have masks at the info desk in Cape, so if you forgot yours or if you decide you want to wear a mask after all, we have plenty of masks left, and obviously this is optional, but you keep hearing everyone cough around you, so consider doing. What you want, but at least consider it. And if you feel really sick, it would be appreciated if you just go back to your room, even though you made it here, or maybe just wear a mask so don't infect others would be nice. 1st 8 If you need first aid, this is where first aid is. Um, yeah, also just go to the um to the info desks if, if you need anything." } }, "audio_segment_indices": [ 62, 63, 64, 65, 66 ] }, { "topic_index": 18, "start_timestamp_millis": 830710, "end_timestamp_millis": 864659, "summary": "About a code of conduct that is followed and enforced. If any issues arise, the transcript mentions that people can read a QR code, send an email to contact@fossom.org, or call a phone number at any time. The transcript also suggests that people should ideally avoid putting the code of conduct information on blue, orange, or green shirts, and instead wear a yellow shirt or go to the info desk.", "transcript": { "representation": { "text": "We have a code of conduct. We follow the code of conduct, we enforce the code of conduct, um. If anything happens, like you can you can read this also again QR code, you can send email to contact at fossom org. You can call this number any time of day, plus please not 3 in the morning as a joke, and you can ask anyone in the yellow. Ideally avoid putting this onto blue, orange, or green shirts. Ideally, pick a yellow shirt or as in staff or go to the info desk." } }, "audio_segment_indices": [ 67, 68 ] }, { "topic_index": 19, "start_timestamp_millis": 864659, "end_timestamp_millis": 957560, "summary": "A series of thank-you messages from spk_0. spk_0 expresses gratitude to all the volunteers, deaf field managers, speakers, and staff who made the event possible. spk_0 also acknowledges the sponsors who provided discounts and financial support, without which the event could not have been held. spk_0 encourages those who believe the event should not rely on corporate sponsors to donate or purchase event t-shirts as a way to support the event. Finally, spk_0 concludes with a general thank-you message.", "transcript": { "representation": { "text": "There's a round of thank yous, um, all of the volunteers. And I All the deaf field managers. All speakers And all stuff. We also have sponsors. Without them this wouldn't be possible. We couldn't pay for renting you a beer or anything. They give us a big discount, but also thank you to the sponsors. If you are of the opinion that FOSSI is the biggest open source event on Earth and we should not be dependent on on corporate sponsors, we tend to agree you can fix this this the way complaining on social media does not help. Donating and putting money where your mouth helps more. Uh, we also have t-shirts for sale, so that's also a good way. And finally, thank you." } }, "audio_segment_indices": [ 69, 70, 71, 72, 73, 74, 75, 76, 77 ] } ], "statistics": { "word_count": 2615, "topic_count": 20 } }