[clug] Slides from June 2019 meeting

[Steven Hanley]

Bryan

Just deal with it.

Highly technical talks are of interest to most of the audience.

CLUG has always been informal however there is also an assumption that has
been around to a large extent since the group first started getting together
in the mid 90s that talks can vary wildly and there could be gems of
interest in any of them. (whatever technical level the talks happen to be)

If a talk is really excellent and appreciated by you please say so.

If you do not understand it there internet is pretty amazing now days to go
and learn about the stuff you did not understand at the talk.

If you find the talks too technical, start learning, the beauty of open
source is you can learn about all of it to any level of detail you wish.

Steve


On Tue, Jul 02, 2019 at 12:07:51PM +1000, Bryan Kilgallin via linux wrote:
> Neill wrote:
> 
> {We understand that you did not enjoy the talk or find it useful, but not
> every talk will please everyone and CLUG is intended to cater to a range of
> audiences.
> 
> Some talks will be highly technical. They don't all need to be aimed at
> novices.}
> 
> https://lists.samba.org/archive/linux/2019-June/037427.html
> 
> I'd like such speeches could be prefaced with advice that only career
> engineers need attend! Prior listing of required learning would help.
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