
Learn to tune and train Donkey Cars, exploring MQTT, IHM, power supply, software, calibration, and driving techniques for autonomous vehicle enthusiasts.

Explore the use of Donkey Cars as an educational tool, combining robotics, AI, and open-source technology to enhance learning experiences in STEM fields.

Explore a decade of Open Hardware projects, from Arduino-based sleep monitoring to ESP32-powered LED matrices, showcasing innovative DIY solutions and their evolution.

Explore efficient data migration and load balancing techniques using Football+MARS for large-scale container environments, focusing on cost savings and performance improvements.

Learn to set up a private IoT gateway and program MCU hardware using Mozilla's Project Things, promoting a decentralized Web of Things framework that prioritizes user privacy, security, and industry interoperability.

Explore a novel approach to filesystem design using database engines on raw partitions, offering POSIX compatibility and potential performance gains. Learn about its implementation and implications.

Official launch of linux.conf.au 2020, featuring opening remarks, cultural performances, and essential conference information for attendees of this premier open-source event.

Humorous exploration of Dev/Ops relationships, offering insights and tips to improve collaboration while highlighting common challenges and misconceptions in a lighthearted manner.

Explore building an open-source community for game developers, focusing on the Yarn Spinner narrative tool and strategies for engaging developers unfamiliar with open-source practices.

Explore GstSyncServer library for synchronized media playback across devices. Learn API design, implementation examples, and potential contributions to this flexible multimedia framework.

Explore the evolution and future of network authentication, from 1980s technology to modern cloud-based solutions, with insights on Samba's role and potential developments.

Explore how IoT can reduce cognitive burden in daily life, reimagining homes and workplaces for improved efficiency and convenience through smart design and automation.

Exploring ethical dilemmas in tech through historical disasters, this talk examines the need for IT industry regulation and offers guidance on responsible whistleblowing for professionals.

Explore the interplay between kernel design, language run-times, and software development. Gain insights into OS interfaces, run-time components, and their impact on software portability and future innovations.

Exploring the limitations of expertise and its potential drawbacks, using real-world examples to illustrate how blind reliance on skills can lead to poor decision-making in unfamiliar situations.

Explore Project Noisefloor: a modular software synthesizer in Golang, transpiled to Javascript for web use. Learn about multi-platform design and real-time signal processing challenges.

Explore the intersection of font design and mathematics, covering topics like nib pens, Donald Knuth, railroad tracks, and differential equations. No advanced math knowledge required.

Comprehensive overview of Linux's GPLv2 license, covering its history, requirements, and implications for developers, with focus on embedded systems and additional permissions.

Explore the risks and challenges of configuration changes in IT operations, comparing them to code changes and discussing strategies to enhance safety and reduce outage risks.

Simplify geo-redundancy and long-distance replication using MARS and systemd. Learn how to automate handover/failover for various application stacks, reducing complexity and costs.

Explore open-source filmmaking tools and free culture funding models. Learn about KitCAT virtual studio system, Lib-Ray alternative to DVDs, and the Lunatics! animated series project.