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FOSDEM 2019 Schedule FOSDEM 2019 - Saturday 2019-02-02 (1/15) Janson K.1.105 (La H.2215 (Ferrer) H.1301 (Cornil) H.1302 (Depage) H.1308 (Rolin) H.1309 (Van Rijn) H.2111 Fontaine)… 09:30 Welcome to FOSDEM 2019 09:45 10:00 Can Anyone Live in Full Software Freedom Today? 10:15 10:30 Welcome to the MySQL, Welcome AMENDMENT VLC 4.0 MariaDB & Friends D… State of OpenJDK Introduction of OSS Patterns and anti- Weaviate, the Decentralised 10:45 patterns in OSS participation Knowledge Graph 11:00 FLOSS, the Internet and Better loop mounts with The final release of Kodi the Future NBD v18 Making Your MySQL 11:15 Replication Setup Run Gephi JS: Exploring the Faster! Rumble in the Java dystopian future of a Jungle Javascript Gephi 11:30 GStreamer 1.16 and beyond AMENDMENT Un-split 11:45 brain (aka Move Back in Time) MySQL Loom: Weaving executions 12:00 Blockchain: The Ethical ELI5: ZFS Caching Creating a Computing Leveraging real-time Fearless Multimedia Considerations Revolution: from streaming with Neo4j- Programming Personal Computers to Streams P… MySQL Replication - 12:15 Advanced Features Cogito Java Checkpoint/Restore 12:30 GStreamer embedded state of the union 2019 Emitter: Scalable, fast Tapping Into the Binary ↴ 12:45 and secure pub/su… Log Change Stream… Graph usage in EFL ↴ FOSDEM 2019 - Saturday 2019-02-02 (2/15) H.2213 H.2214 H.3242 H.3244 AW1.120 AW1.121 AW1.125 AW1.126 09:30 09:45 10:00 10:15 10:30 "Enlightening" KVM XDP (eXpress Data Path) Welcome to the Open When open source Welcome to the Ada LLVM+Clang for RISC-V as a building block for Source Design meets quantum De… other FOSS projects Collective! computing An Introduction to Ada for Beginning and 10:45 Experienced Programmers 11:00 Getting To Blinky: Virt Apache Maven Component-based Forest: An Open Source Edition Design System and Quantum Software Development Development Kit 11:15 Cilium - overview and recent updates 11:30 Toward exploring virtual Open Educational Sequential Porting Debian to the disks using a file Resources on Digital Programming in Ada: RISC-V architecture manager! Merging System and Accessibility for Building Lessons Learned Your Own Courses 11:45 Network Monitoring with BPF Delivering Practical Quantum Computing on 12:00 It's Time for the Designing for Activism the D-Wave System Autonomous Train Populator Control Systems: a First Unifying network Approach 12:15 filtering rules for the Linux kernel with eBPF D-Wave's Software 12:30 Bare Metal In The Cloud: Oko: Open vSwitch UX at Tor Development Kit ↴ The future of Supervisor Isn’t it Ironic? ↴ Extensions with BPF Binary Interface(SBI) ↴ 12:45 An update on Virtio ↴… FOSDEM 2019 - Saturday 2019-02-02 (3/15) K.3.201 K.3.401 K.4.201 K.4.401 K.4.601 UA2.114 (Baudoux) UA2.118 (Henriot) UA2.220 (Guillissen) 09:30 09:45 10:00 10:15 10:30 .NET on the Web with 25 Years of FreeBSD A small, FRP DSL for VkRunner: a Vulkan Welcome to the Relaunching the ODF Welcome to the Legal … Mono WebAssembly distributed systems shader test tool RetroC… Adoption TC at OASIS Hatari - a cycle-exact What did I just agree to? Atari ST emulator 10:45 Why JSON when you can 11:00 Advanced TypeScript How to build a FreeBSD DSL? Intel GFX CI: Validation Server side solution for Introducing the CERN tooling at scale CI/CD environment done the Linux way AMENDMENT Open generating ODF reports Open Hardware Licence based on pot container source projects at version 2 11:15 Templating Languages Silicium retrocomputing for Interactive Fiction association 11:30 Typescript => IL => XR Resurrecting Mozilla Now what? Following Game Modding Themes for LibreOffice through on your Supercharged Tcl - An Embeddable community guidelines 11:45 Automated firewall Long-lever with a testing Comfortable Grip, that fits in your Pocket. CANCELED Restoring a 12:00 Hacking F# in JS IGT GPU Tools - the past, 30+ years old Minitel Quo vadis, LibreOffice Open source in the ecosystem Minimalism matters the present, the future server on Apple II extensions? quest for GDPR compliance 12:15 Minimalism versus GBForth: Using Forth to 12:30 AMENDMENT Retro.NET Types Wayland in IVI systems understand the Game Improving LibreOffice LibreOffice: the origins - .NET for building Embedded FreeBSD on a ↴ Boy ↴ quality together ↴ of a community fork ↴ Console Applications five-core RISC-V 12:45 Connecting .NET Core … processor using LLVM ↴ FOSDEM 2019 - Saturday 2019-02-02 (4/15) UB2.147 UB2.252A (Lameere) UB4.132 UB5.132 UD2.119 UD2.120 (Chavanne) UD2.208 (Decroly) UD2.218A 09:30 09:45 10:00 10:15 10:30 Ten years of Puppet Introduction to OpenAPI The State of Go Continuous Localization CANCELLED Open and installations: what now? Specification federated identities with ID4me 10:45 11:00 Keeping Track of Building Pantheon Building modern Firefox is your Watching Them Stateful Infrastructure documentation desktop apps in Go Marionette Watching Us 11:15 11:30 Multilingual Kubernetes How to write a reverse- HTTP/3 Analysis of the behavior proxy with Go in 25 of mobile applications minutes and its consequences for our privacy 11:45 12:00 Multicloud CI/CD with Write Drunk - Test Git database with LibreHosters OpenStack and Automated bitmap index Kubernetes 12:15 12:30 Getting to Closer to a Hands on debugging Global Consent Manager Onion adventures ↴ Software Help Language with Delve ↴ ↴ ↴ 12:45 FOSDEM 2019 - Saturday 2019-02-02 (5/15) UD2.Corridor J.1.106 09:30 09:45 10:00 10:15 10:30 10:45 11:00 11:15 11:30 11:45 12:00 Apache Camel Meetup ↴ 12:15 12:30 12:45 FOSDEM 2019 - Saturday 2019-02-02 (6/15) Janson K.1.105 (La H.2215 (Ferrer) H.1301 (Cornil) H.1302 (Depage) H.1308 (Rolin) H.1309 (Van Rijn) H.2111 Fontaine)… ↳ Emitter: Scalable, … ↳ Tapping Into the Java with Docker: How ↳ Graph usage in EFL ↳ GStreamer embedded Binary Log Change to Make it Work … Stre… 13:00 Mattermost’s Approach AMENDMENT Handling Leela Chess Zero Inject the Web into your to Layered Extensibility Security Flaws in an GStreamer pipeli… in Open Source Open Source Project - The art of multiplexing Using networks to study Jeremy Allison 13:15 MySQL connections with 18th century French Voice Controlled Radio MALT, A Malloc Tracker ProxySQL Performance tuning trade Twitter services with 13:30 Graal and Machine EBUs - Live IP Software Learning Toolkit Structured Concurrency Improve your SQL 13:45 Securing the JVM, neither for fun nor for Differentiated access 14:00 Matrix in the French Square Kilometre Array VBoard, making web profit, but do you really control to graph data RIST - an evolutionary State and its Software Defined dashboards in 3D and have a choice? video transport protocol Supercomputer VR LATERAL derived table 14:15 in MySQL MicroPython – Python Learning about Deep for Microcontrollers Learning: Applications 14:30 for OpenJDK/Java Video Analysis using Verification CUDA and OpenCV A brief story about Test complex database Multiplex graph analysis 14:45 friendship systems in a laptop with with GraphBLAS dbdeployer An introduction to Middleware Application 15:00 DNS over HTTPS - the PostgreSQL Goes to 11! My 10 year journey with Monitoring with Java Futatabi: Multi-camera good, the bad and the FOSSASIA: A woman's Mission Control and instant replay with slow ugly pathway to open s… Flight Recorder motion 15:15 Autocrypt - Automating The Missing Benchmark E-Mail Encryption Metric: Memory Mgmt Config: A tale of 15:30 Consumption three graphs The SReview review system IMAP, JMAP and the 15:45 future of open email standards A walkthrough guide to implementing a 16:00 Netflix and FreeBSD ↴ Hugepages and Eventyay! An event compiler intrinsic ↴ How libre can you go? ↴ databases ↴ system for community o… FOSDEM 2019 - Saturday 2019-02-02 (7/15) H.2213 H.2214 H.3242 H.3244 AW1.120 AW1.121 AW1.125 AW1.126 ↳ Bare Metal In The ↳ An update on Virtio ↳ D-Wave's Software ↳ The future of Cloud: Isn’t it Ironi… D… Supervisor Binary Interface(SBI) 13:00 Managing VMs and Writing Network Drivers Breaking Down D-Wave Hybrid Controlling the Containers in a Deeply in High-Level Languages Language Barriers Framework Execution of Parallel Integrated UI Algorithms in Ada 13:15 How a Connect-X device driver works 13:30 Monitoring Kubernetes The real cost of not Persistence with Ada Alternative languages and Virtualization VNF development made doing user research What is IBMQ Database Objects for safe and secure easy with netmap RISC-V programming 13:45 14:00 Make Room! Make SailfishOS Open Source Design in Shrink your Data to Room! ONOS Introduction the trenches: a case (almost) Nothing with study Trained Compression 14:15 How compact is compiled RISC-V code? Automation networking Make your code count: 14:30 Use kcli with all your engine for enterprise Our Open Source Design Quantum simulations virtualization solutions! SDN collective and collaborative code development A Scalable Approach to 14:45 Virtual Switching FreeRTOS on RISC-V 15:00 High performance VPP & Ligato use cases: Designing for Security GSH: an Ada POSIX Shell virtual machines in oVirt Contiv/VPP CNI plugin to Speed Up GNU Builds for Kubernetes & IPSEC on Windows VPN gateway 15:15 Strawberry Fields - software for photonic quantum computing 15:30 Speeding up the Panel: Difficulties in What is Safety-Critical Lessons learned from Booting Time of a Toro having more designers Software, and How Can porting HelenOS to Appliance Northbound participate in Open Ada and SPARK Help? RISC-V ↴ Source ↴ 15:45 Connections of VPP for NFV in Containers and Kubernetes 16:00 Apply complex network Building production- Samba 4 self-compiling Secure Web Applications configuration to yo… grade networking
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