Lightning talks

Lightning talks

Lightning talks are 3 minute long talks on a single idea. For example an example of something cool you've been up to; or a demo of one feature from some new software you've been using. Slides are optional.

Lightning talks are a great opportunity to get a little public speaking experience without the stress of having to prepare a full presentation, or just to share an idea with the whole audience.

At SAGE-AU'2008 we ran 2 sessions of 30 minutes duration. Thus, 9-10 talks per session.

Thursday

  1. Scripting Tips for Sysadmins; Geoff Crompton
  2. Drizzle; Arjen Lentz
  3. My 100% electric vehicles; Simon Hackett
  4. autodie - A new pragma for Perl; Paul Fenwick
  5. A Better World, One Linux Box at a Time; Darrell Burkey
  6. How to be pwnd in < 1 minute; Phil Kernick
  7. Geek Syndrome; Tim Bell
  8. 2010 LCA; Arjen Lentz
  9. Windows automation; Paul Fenwick

Friday

  1. The SAGE-AU newsletter; Jess Whiteman
  2. Defence Cyber Ops; Daniel Black
  3. autodie Part 2; Paul Fenwick
  4. IPv6 isn't scary; David Jericho
  5. Gaming mini-conf; Andrew Pam
  6. ack - a better grep; Paul Fenwick
  7. The Macbook Air (rant); Tobias Eggendorfer
  8. General Spam Update; Stephen Gillies
  9. CA CERT; Daniel Black
  10. Fixing the web with greasemonkey; Paul Fenwick
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