I am a Debian Project Manager
Apparently, anyway.
It's the second time in less than two months that I appear in the list of
speakers for a congress or party... without being informed at all. Sergio
Talens pointed me this morning at the
Campus Party's webpage (flash crap,
sorry), where they announce the presence of Jordi Mallach, "Debian Project
Manager", who will give courses and conferences, "warranting a very high
level". Great. Please, can anyone mail me and tell me what am I supossed to
talk about? Thanks. :)
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Santa Pola
Today's triathlon was the first I was really happy about my result. Santa
Pola is a 2:30h away from València, and we had to get up scarily early to be
in time for the boxes check. We left at 6AM, which meant getting up at 4:45...
insane.
Santa Pola's is a nice triathlon. Today was the second edition and for the
first time I could repeal the blows in the water more or less ok, managed to
get in the group before me in the cycling segment, and ran at around 4mins/km
in the final segment, ending with a quite ok (for me) 1:06:00 mark in a
sprint distance. The following triathlons are all olympic distance,
let's see if I keep it up.
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Nano and UTF-8
It's been a few weeks since I last posted, but I saw
Martin-Éric laments about the
lack of UTF-8 support
in GNU nano. Yes, it's unfortunate
that the current stable version is lacking this feature, but don't despair,
the development branch (1.3.x) will soonish
have it,
as David is completing the internal work that was needed to make this possible.
As soon as Sarge freezes, I'll consider switching unstable's nano to 1.3.x,
as it's quite stable and carries some good fixes in a number of areas.
Martin, I was sorry to read about your wife's miscarriage. I hope both of
you are well.
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