Great Primer on Open Source Folkways
Posted by Bryan Zug - 2007/03/15
A couple of weeks ago I noticed that two good friends of mine here in Seattle were cross posting on their blogs about Flash/Flex momentum and how a healthy open source governance structure might be helpful in pushing momentum even further.
My natural question — have you guys met face to face? Wanna grab some food?
So last night I met Ted Leung and Ryan Stewart for dinner down at Ivar’s on the waterfront. Great time, great view, great conversation.
Though Ted and I both work in the tech industry and have been friends since Mind Camp 1.0, I had never heard him talk about his long history with open source communities and governance (Apache, et al).
All I can say is that I learned a ton about that and distributed project/team folkways in general.
Great, great evening.
George Budabin passes, receives, and goes long
Posted by Bryan Zug - 2006/12/21
My friend Andru Edwards’ dad died this week. For those that don’t know, Andru is a primary instigator for Seattle Mind Camp — a gathering near and dear to me.
In this post about George Budabin, Andru recounts how George and his wife adopted him when he was a NYC 16 year old — and how George’s unflappable intentionality of love and male leadership toward Andru changed everything.
I didn’t know Andru was adopted until I read that — and must say that I was moved by the simple story of how George invested the ‘venture capital’ at his disposal.
This is one of the reasons I love the professional and human sides of blogging so much — you never know the things you’ll learn and how many interesting stories are sitting right under your nose.
On the day you and I expire, may we leave a legacy that passes, receives, and goes as long as that of George Budabin.
Mind Camp 3.0 Video
Posted by Bryan Zug - 2006/11/14
I’m in the process of uploading video I shot at Mind Camp 3.0 here in Seattle last weekend. So far I’ve uploaded two video files from the ‘Discovery Slam‘ that Scott Berkun and I hosted.
From that session, Ben Livingston’s amazing ‘Blade of Grass Beatbox’ is at –
http://www.blip.tv/file/101016
The full discovery slam is here –
http://www.blip.tv/file/101030
Stay tuned for other sessions I’ll be uploading my raw video for — they are –
- Alex Barnett’s Singularity discussion
- Randy Stewart’s Fun Web Session
- The PhraseTrain session (forgot to get the session leaders name on that one — if anyone has it, please shoot it to me).
- Intros — these will be up sometime next week — had to shoot those to tape and they will require a bit more turnaround time.
Will let you all know when these are ready.
Some caveats — full sessions are raw footage, so you may have to forward a minute or so at the beginning — also was playing around with shooting straight to disk in a web ready format for super quick turnaround on these sessions, so the video is a little bit too compressed for my taste — will be switching codecs/formats a little next time around.
Also — catching discussion audio is hard because nobody likes to use a mic — but things seem audible for the most part in the discussion sessions I shot — please let me know what you think once they are posted.
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