Everything Open 2023 Keynote
Earlier today I was delighted to do the keynote for day one of Everything Open. I’m grateful for the opportunity to have spoken, a wonderful audience and gracious positive feedback after the session. Thank you also to the folk the laughed at my jokes :) If you’re curious, the session was recorded and my slides are available here.
I touched on a range of subjects and the talk was a little chaotic, but by the midway point the reason for a degree of chaos likely became clear…
Rather than pepper the final slide with too many links I include them below in the hope they may be of use to others. For the health related links I reiterate that it’s prudent to get professional guidance on these matters, I am merely speaking from my own experiences.
I add my thanks to those already given to the volunteers and AV team who made the session and indeed the entire event run so smoothly and of course the attendees who made presenting so worthwhile.
Here are said links…
- 6502 CPU Die photo courtesy of visual6502.org
- Linux Australia – the umbrella organisation for free and open source software in Australia and a backer of Everything Open
- Screen grabs of the Linux Australia website from Internet Archive
- Lion’s Commentary on UNIX 6th Edition, with source code. By John Lions, an Australian Computer Scientist
- Adult ADHD Self-Report Scale – a document I completed as part of initial diagnosis with my doctor
- DIVA-5 – a more complex diagnosis document, typically used by the health care professional in question to give a more complete diagnosis. It may be that it’s useful for you to review this yourself, but again, consult a professional!
- ADHD 2.0 – a book I have personally found useful in navigating ADHD
- Beyond Blue – an excellent resource and support network for mental health
- Flow or Flow Time – is important for productivity in any intellectual or artistic endeavour
- More on Impostor Syndrome
- My wonderful singing teachers – Bec Taylor and Leah Oswin
- More on Gus the Theatre Cat
- Holiday Actors and Warrnambool Theatre Company – the community theatre companies that jointly brought Cats! to the stage in 2022 at Lighthouse Theatre
- A review of the 2022 production of Cats! by HA/WTC
- The OpenPOWER Foundation
- Grafana Labs
2023-03-20 11:55 AEDT – Uploaded slides and updated link accordingly
2023-03-16 14:49 AEDT – Updated to include link to video thanks to Next Day Video