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this is the
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closing remarks section where we get to
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again thank people
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and get people to share their lessons
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learned and whatnot
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but uh leo since you've stayed up to uh
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to
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say something let's let's let's turn it
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over to you
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oh what should I be saying I mean let me
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just turn on the webcam first
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and uh as you can see the day has
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progressed I'm not
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blasting light into my face I'm now
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sitting instead of
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you know standing so you can tell that
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it's getting quite late for europe right
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now
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but uh yeah I'm not sure if you want me
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to to go we've already done a little bit
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of our closing remarks anyway before uh
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colleen's talk
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so yeah what do you want me to add I
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mean we've
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all we've all been thanking one another
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we've been spanking the speakers
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uh you know nothing would have been
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possible without the efforts
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of you know all the other organizers in
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the team but also the speakers so
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I'll just reiterate what corwin has been
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telling you thank you so much for being
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so
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so many today I believe we've tripled
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the amount of viewers that we had for
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the previous imax conf
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and that's mind-boggling to have
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so many people have seen me to think
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that so many people have seen me spill
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water on myself
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and do a fool of myself for the entire
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day it is
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outstandingly stupid but still thank you
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so much
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it's fine yeah it's this one
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yeah this is this is going going really
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really well um
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but of course there's always ideas we
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can you can try to
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make it even even better so if you have
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any ideas or if you have any
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uh comments on the things that work
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really well that you'd like us to keep
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doing tomorrow
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please make sure to leave them in the
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other pad uh so the url is somewhere in
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all the different places we put it
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and there's a section all the way at the
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end where you people can drop in their
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general feedback
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and what went well what can be improved
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if you want to volunteer to help out
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with
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copying questions for example that might
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be great
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anyways it's all there uh and um
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that's that's my part
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um sorry
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so say that again uh it's been lots of
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fun and there's tomorrow oh my goodness
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you're still tomorrow that's tomorrow
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damn it
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yeah it's so it's been a lot of fun
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today
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um let's see so yeah I'm
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I guess we did go through the stats
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before but I'll
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also quickly add that um
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you know I've been looking a bit of an
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eye on the
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server's network bandwidth usage and you
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know today we've
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had about 1.3 terabytes of outbound
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traffic
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um which is definitely something
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and it's a record it's by by far you
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know shattered last year's numbers we
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had I think
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about like 400 viewers live um peaking
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at one point
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um and it's very humble
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humbling to see um like so many people
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um you know tune in to watch talks
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um about their favorite piece of
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software um about Emacs
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and um you know be part of the community
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and you know have us be be part of the
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community or
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I guess um you know run this sort of an
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event so it's been absolutely
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awesome um I guess I can quickly get to
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the
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thanks if you leo or sasha don't have
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anything else to add
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nope all good alrighty um
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yeah so let's see I'd like to thank the
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free software foundation
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especially the tech team um for
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for their general support for letting us
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use their big blue button
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um yeah thank you so much it's
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it's made a lot of difference this year
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um you know last year for EmacsConf
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2019 we used
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um jitsi meat um
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which was awesome but um
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you know we did run into some technical
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difficulties with it but this time
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um you know big blue button was for the
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most part smooth sailing
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um so yeah thank you very much to the
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free software foundation
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foundation for letting us use their
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weekly watson instance
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allow me to just interject for a second
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it was smooth sailing for absolutely
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every single speaker but myself
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well I managed to have three different
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problems with big blue buttons so
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I'll be fighting buggy pulse all night
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you can be sure of that
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please do um yeah that's that's the
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beauty of free software I guess
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is you know it it can be frustrating but
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at least you know there's
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multiple ways forward with you know
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reporting bugs and sending patches
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um and you know that's part of I guess
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the message that
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I'm I'm hoping that like you know people
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who take away from an event like this
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um around a community like this um you
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know Emacs
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you know being such an um long-standing
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piece of free software um
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and having this large of a community
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around it who who's been continuing to
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grow
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and mature with Emacs and you know every
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year we get new people in
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more and more people discover Emacs um
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you know join the community
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or communities I should say um
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it's just wonderful and
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a large part of it is possible because
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Emacs is free software um
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so I mean at the risk of spoiling my own
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talk
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uh-huh I I I
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I want to say that's that's what we're
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going to pivot to tomorrow that's that's
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what
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uh welcome to the dungeon talk is really
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about why it has to be free software
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and as you peel the project apart I
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think you'll see
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eric and I have for a long time that it
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is shameful to even think about trying
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to put
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some things outside of the public domain
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right yeah exactly and I think that's a
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good point to bring this up um this is a
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closing remark
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but it's only for today you know we've
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got tomorrow a long day of events
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um much like today um you know I say it
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long but
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in a way like thinking back it kind of
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like went by like this
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so um yeah it's gonna be a lot of fun
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much like today was so yeah definitely
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tune in tomorrow
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um we're going to be starting at the
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same time same place you know
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live.emacsconf.org
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for the specific mount points for
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example you know we'll be using
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main.webm
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and main dash 480p dot webm
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um I want to say thank you to sasha for
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setting that up and getting it running
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because
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I remember last year um
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you know we had a couple of people um
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requesting
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that you know a a lower resolution
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stream or mount point be made available
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um
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because of their limited bandwidth and
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it like when you have like free software
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tools it's not too hard
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um to get something like that going um
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I mean not impossible I should say it
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wasn't too easy
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we did have some difficulties with it
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today
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I'm learning more about ffmpeg and I
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expected to know at this point but it's
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great
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maybe it'll work tomorrow too yeah
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um yeah sasha can attest to it um
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you know there were still some king
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spitting iron out
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um and it's a process but you know we're
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all learning
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um each each of us in our own ways
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um yeah so there's that
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I'm very happy to have had that mount
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points to making banks conf accessible
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to people
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in um you know areas of the world where
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bandwidth may not be
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um you know as cheap or as readily
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available
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or just you know someone wanting to
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watch on their phone um
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even here um you know in the us and
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canada
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data plans are not exactly cheap or
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unlimited so
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um yeah that's great
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let's see yeah so
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we are already halfway through this
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one's uh network bandwidth usage for our
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server
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um for tomorrow we should save some for
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tomorrow
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all right yeah but for for tomorrow I'll
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probably try bumping up the server a
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little bit more to get us some bandwidth
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some more bandwidth um
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yeah um in terms of thank yous
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um can you scroll down a little bit
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please of course
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uh thank you
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right um yeah so the fsf and fsf tech
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team again for letting us use their
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picture button instance
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um volunteers and organizers
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um so there's there's me
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um there's valvin 192 there's david
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bremner david o'toole
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um corwin who
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both presented and also has been helping
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out um
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and especially um oops can you scroll
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up again in the past
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leo leo
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um right so sorry I got distracted by
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cool stuff
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sorry go ahead okay go no no go ahead I
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was just
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being distracted um yeah we'll have some
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time to check it out later
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after the event today um but yeah
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a special thank you um to to to you
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sasha and to you leo
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um you know for hanging out all day um
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and helping with like you know juggling
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everything
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me for the most part I was just you know
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running the stream and making sure that
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I joined the
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the right room um but you know a lot of
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it was um
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sasha um and leo doing a lot of stuff
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behind the scenes you know doing quick
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tech checks with
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with the speakers to to make sure um you
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know
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things are generally working pretty
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smoothly and
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you know I'm happy to say that of course
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except for um leo's bad luck a little
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bit with
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with big blue button um we didn't really
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have any technical issue
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other technical issues this year um
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which is awesome compared to last year
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um yeah and leo I do look forward to
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those bug reports too
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people watching you can make sure I'll
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cc you into them so don't worry about it
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please do um yes so
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I'll say briefly I very much like to
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thank our speakers
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and um our participants um the audience
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for hanging out with us watching and
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you know just being a part of this
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making Emacs conf20
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as awesome as it turned out as it's
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turned out to be and
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um I'm personally very much looking
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forward to an awesome tomorrow as well
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um and with that I'll basically speak
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less and pass it on to sasha and leo to
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conclude
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well you're just expecting us to have
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anything left to say after you
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[Laughter]
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but the fighter deals you're the lead
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organizer you get to have the last word
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most definitely yes
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come on um okay I mean
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if I start talking again if I start
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talking again
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also just ramp us right back up I have
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so much positive to say about this
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community um
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if I'm jumping back in again it's only
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to say thank you for
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uh running the show for closing the show
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for being in the show cheers
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absolutely I mean I couldn't say it
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better myself um
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yeah so on that great positive note we
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I guess we will conclude today and we'll
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catch you all at uh
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9am tomorrow by the way you can start
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placing beds to know which
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color my suit is going to be tomorrow
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sounds good bye alrighty
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bye guys bye
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