Fosdem 2012 – Pictures
I already uploaded the pictures of Fosdem and especially the MySQL & Friends devroom:
Thank you to all visitors and speakers !
I hope you enjoyed it an see you next year !
lefred
I am MySQL Community Manager for EMEA & APAC. I joined the MySQL Community Team in May 2016. I have been an OpenSource and MySQL consultant for more than 15 years. My favorite topics are High Availability and Performance.
Fosdem 2012
Once again, I will spend my week-end in Brussels for the FOSDEM.
I will start on Friday with the traditional Beer Event.
On Saturday, I will visit some stands and attend to some talks... and in the evening, I will take part of the MySQL & Friends Meetup.
If you search me on Sunday, I wil be locked in the MySQL & Friends' Devroom. I will finish my fosdem by a presentation related to Percona Toolkit.
See you there and enjoy Fosdem 2012 !
MySQL & Friends Meetup Dinner at FOSDEM 2012
Like every year now, MySQL & Friends will meet in Fosdem the night before the MySQL & Friends devroom. If you want to share that moment with us, please register here : eventbrite
Thank you, and see you there !
It’s time to vote the schedule of FOSDEM MySQL & Friends devroom !
It's now time to collaborate on this main event !
This even is for the MySQL Community by the MySQL Community and therefor we want your small contribution to prepare the schedule.
The deadline for talk submission was last Yesterday. Now it's time to vote for the talks you want to see in the schedule.
Everything is explained on this page (thank you @datacharmer) : FOSDEM 2012 MySQL & Friends proposals
So, open your mail client or your twitter client and vote now() !
The MySQL and Friends devroom is Room H.1309 (150 seats). We will be there on Sunday 5th February 2012, all day.
Thank you and see you soon in Brussels to talk MySQL and/or have a nice Belgian Beer ;-)
Thomas Vander Stichele made my day
Since a while, everyday at 8pm, my N900 was complaining because it wasn't able to sync one of my calendar (my corporate google calendar). I never really paid attention... but yesterday I decided to fix this.
The calendar sync is done using erminig-ng.
My first action was to save the backtrace and have a look at it... I could understand that a integer was provided where the code was expecting a string.
So before fixing this, I decided to get the last source code... mmm... and then the github reposirory of thomasvs made my day ! Indeed this guy already fixed the problem and explains that on his blog. He also provides a package to update erminig-ng on the phone :-)
Thank you Thomas to not letting me reinventing the wheel !
