WEMOS Minis Are Such a Timesaver - Or Am I Doing This Wrong
Exploring WEMOS mini's for distributed actuators in immersive theatre: benefits, challenges, and lessons learned from FollyGames projects using various sensors and components.
Every Image Has a Purpose
Explore tailored container image creation for different scenarios, optimizing size and tools for deployment, development, and integration environments.
The Training Gap - GLAM and The Carpentries
Bridging the digital skills gap in GLAM and research through training initiatives, focusing on Jupyter Notebooks and SWAN to enhance digital literacy and encourage curiosity in working with digital collections.
Dynamic Workloads Need Dynamic Storage - Using Rook-Ceph with K8s
Explore dynamic storage for container environments using rook-ceph with Kubernetes. Learn about rook basics, persistent storage needs, and see a live demo of rook-ceph in action.
API Standardising for the GLAM Sector - Workshop
Workshop on standardizing APIs in the GLAM sector, exploring challenges and recommendations for consistent API creation across cultural institutions. Focuses on balancing accessibility, privacy, and research needs.
Kernel Hacking Like It's 2020
Explore modern tools and techniques for Linux kernel development, including advanced editors, code completions, linters, debuggers, and automated testing suites.
What UNIX Cost Us
Exploring UNIX's impact, limitations, and alternatives, this talk challenges conventional wisdom and examines what could have been done differently in operating system design.
Panfrost - Open Source Meets Arm Mali GPUs
Explore the journey of creating an open-source driver for Arm Mali GPUs, from reverse engineering to upstreaming, and learn about the Panfrost project's progress and challenges.
Unsafe Defaults - Deploying Kubernetes Safer
Explore common security pitfalls in self-hosted Kubernetes deployments and learn practical tips for enhancing cluster safety, from SSL configurations to pod security policies.
Kubernetes Developer Workflows in Visual Studio Code
Explore Kubernetes development in Visual Studio Code with a free extension, enhancing productivity through visual tools and customizable features for easier container orchestration workflows.
Securing Container Runtimes - How Hard Can It Be?
Explore container runtime security vulnerabilities, their root causes, and potential solutions through kernel-space and user-space protections, applicable beyond container environments.
It's All About Timing
Explore the design and implementation of a custom, cost-effective timing system for motorsport events using open-source software, Beaglebones, and custom hardware capes.
OpenZFS and Linux
Explore OpenZFS on Linux: installation, benefits, storage management, encryption, compression, snapshots, and optimization for various use cases. Learn to efficiently design and administer ZFS-based systems.
What Makes Decentralisation Hard? And How Do We Overcome This?
Explore challenges in decentralized technology adoption and potential solutions, drawing from experiences in digital identity, communication tools, and blockchain projects.
FreeBSD - The Other Unix-Like Operating System and Why You Should Get Involved
Explore FreeBSD's history, features, and community. Learn why companies choose this reliable Unix-like OS and how you can contribute to its development and success.
The ZFS Filesystem
Comprehensive overview of ZFS filesystem, covering installation, configuration, and management. Explores key features like pooled storage, snapshots, and data integrity, with practical demonstrations and recovery scenarios.
Open and High Performance Computing
Explore open hardware for high-performance computing, from embedded systems to supercomputers. Learn about OpenPOWER's ecosystem, emphasizing transparency and open-source principles in hardware and software stacks.
Kerbal Space Program - A Journey into Mod Metadata Herding
Explore the journey of managing mod metadata for Kerbal Space Program, from initial challenges to scaling solutions, and learn about the impact on the modding community.
Snek - A Python-Inspired Language for Tiny Embedded Computers
Explore Snek, a Python-inspired language for tiny embedded computers, designed for teaching robotics to middle schoolers. Learn about its implementation, features, and classroom integration.
Open Hardware Lightning Talks - LCA 2020
Rapid-fire presentations on open hardware innovations, showcasing cutting-edge projects and ideas in the field of open-source electronics and maker technology.
Why Linux Systems Administrators Should Care About the Mainframe
Discover the relevance of mainframes in modern computing, their unique hardware features, and why Linux administrators should consider them for career opportunities and technological advancements.