OSCon 2008 Video Matrix

Aug 25, 2008 / By Sheeri Cabral

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As part of a project of Technocation, Inc I took a whole bunch of videos at OSCon 2008. The conference was about a month ago, and about 2 weeks ago I’d finished processing and uploading all the videos, but it was only today where I had the 5-6 hours I needed to finish posting all the video, and making this matrix of video.

The video may not be the quality that the O’Reilly folks took and put up on blip tv’s OSCon site, but all the videos here are freely downloadable or playable in your browser.

Note that currently all the videos are in .wmv format; I know that’s a common complaint, and I have just acquired software that will allow me to export into different formats. If folks would like to convert formats, Technocation can host the video (to save bandwidth). Also if you have video you’re willing to share, please comment here (and if you’d like Technocation to offer downloads of it — they have tons of bandwidth — please get in touch).

(you may need to scroll down to see this table, my apologies)

Title Presenter Description Length Size Download/Play
Advocating Software Freedom by Revealing Errors Benjamin Mako Hill description 14:01 188 Mb Download/Play
Annual Frank Willison Award Python Foundation description 7:30 105.4 Mb Play
Cloud Computing with Persistent Data Jean-Paul Bauer description 26:11 283 Mb Play
Does Open Source Need to Be Organic? Brian Aker, Rob Lanphier, Stephen O’Grady, Theodore Ts’o description 37:35 270.52 Mb Download/Play
fork() && exec(): Spawning the Next Generation of Hackers Nathan Torkington description 19:28 223.25 Mb Download/Play
Exceptional Software Explained: Embrace Error Robert “r0ml” Lefkowitz description 285.68 Mb 20:02 Download/Play
Google O’Reilly Open Source Awards Google description 193 Mb 13 Mb Download/Play
history.forward() Sam Ramji description 17:45 223.65 Mb Play
How Free Software Can Drive Innovation Mark Shuttleworth description 1:00:00 298 Mb Download/Play
An Illustrated History of Failure Paul Fenwick description 31:12 309.51 Mb Download/Play
The Internet is an Ogre: Finding Art in the Software Architecture Terry Chay description 49:20 355.06 Mb Download/Play
Language Inflection Point Tim Bray description 15:40 180.64 Mb Download/Play
Learning From Airports Jeremy Ruston description 6:50 100.24 Mb Download/Play
Load Testing Using Perl Homer Hummel description 34:12 247 Mb Download/Play
Moblin, Linux for Next Generation Mobile Internet Dirk Hohndel description 13:14 195.6 Mb Download/Play
Open Source on the O’Reilly Radar Tim O’Reilly description 22:43 330 Mb Download/Play
OSCon Anniversaries Peter H. Salus description 16:04 232 Mb Download/Play
Open Invention Network and Its Role in Open Source and Linux Keith Bergelt description 14:41 215.56 Mb Download/Play
Open Voices (Legal Panel) Jim Zemlin, Keith Bergelt, Karen Sandler, Phil Robb description 26:33 286.43 Mb Play
Perl Lightning Talks Many, see schedule description 01:28:00 257 Mb Download/Play
Privacy and Safety Christine Peterson description 13:29 175.57 Download/Play
Safe Data is Happy Data Josh Berkus description 48:04 345.95 Mb Download/Play
State of … Lightning Talks Many, see schedule (in the “info” section) description 01:05:00 360.56 Mb Play
Supporting the Open Web Dave Recordon description 13:08 178.4 Mb Download/Play
Three [Social] Challenges Dawn Nafus description 12:53 160.19 Mb Download/Play
Temporally Quaquaversal Virtual Nanomachine Programming In Multiple Topologically Connected Quantum-Relativistic Parallel Timespaces…Made Easy! Damian Conway description 1:04:00 464.3 Mb Download/Play
Top 10 Scalability Mistakes John Coggeshall description 54:23 300.84 Mb Download/Play
Why Whinging Doesn’t Work Danese Cooper description 28:18 215.46 Mb Download/Play
White Camel Awards description 63 Mb 4:26 Download/Play
Why Drizzle? (zinger, lightning talks) Brian Aker description 7:47 115.33 Mb Download/Play

4 comments on “OSCon 2008 Video Matrix

  1. anonymous on said:

    Thanks, for the effort but the sound quality is just awful. The internet is an ogre presentation is impossible to listen to sadly :(

  2. Sheeri Cabral on said:

    That was a tough presentation because the camera was way in the back. Check out some of the other presentations, the sound quality is much better on most of them.

  3. Take the ‘s out of the table to shove it back up the page.

  4. that should read ‘left angle bracket’br’space”forward slash”right angle bracket’ — oh, the semantics of the semantic web 2.0

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