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      <description>The 10th and sadly last foss.in took place this week in Bangalore. I was there for all three days of the conference and it was great. This time around we were 6 students from my college. In addition, at the last minute a lot of KDE developers did turn up, including Vishesh Handa, Pradeepto, Abhishek and Sujith.&#xA;Danese Cooper&amp;rsquo;s opening talk about the architecture of Wikipedia was inspiring. That one of the top 5 websites in the world, is powered by just 450 servers and 60 people is an inspiring tale of open source skill and passion.</description>
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      <description>foss.in day 4 gave me a chance to attend quite a few talks. In the morning Girish Ramakrishnan and Prashanth had a open session for anyone interested in Qt, so I got a few things clarified about MVC in Qt, and had a quick introduction to QGraphicsView ( I haven&#39;t got around to trying it yet ).&#xA;Then I spent the afternoon compiling trunk, again with repeated power failures, until I finally had a really great KDE desktop.</description>
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      <description> This was KDE Project of the Day at foss.in/2009&#xA;This was best captured by Sujith, so you should go there.&#xA;My slides &amp;ldquo;My next KDE application&amp;rdquo; </description>
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      <description>( Forgive the past/present tense conflicts )&#xA;My computer started behaving oddly ( again ) today. It has a tendency to randomly shut off once in a while. I&#39;m not sure if it is due to over heating or some issue with the power supply. This is interrupting a lot of my compiles or svn updates. The rest of the KDE dev gang arrived today &amp;mdash; Akarsh, Prakash, Sujith and Kashyap.</description>
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      <description>( This series of posts was published on 6th Dec 2009, but written almost daily )&#xA;Today was the first day of foss.in and although getting to the place was a bit of a hassle due to everything new, I did get there on time. A great opening by Atul Chitnis formally started foss.in. Chana masala was the first thing on my mind after that since I hadn&#39;t eaten in hours.</description>
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