My talk at NAU for ACM

For those that don't blog :)

JD Wrote, on Thursday October 16th I flew down to Flagstaff Arizona to
give a talk to the local ACM. It was a long talk, including questions
lasting about 2 hours and 20 minutes. The talk encompassed Open Source
including general governance models and licensing, PostgreSQL
including .Org, .US and .EU (with spurious mentions of others such as
JPUG) and the Job Market. The talk was attended by about 30 students
and at least 2 professors. There were two primary items that struck me
about the students. One was the general ignorance about Open Source.

You can review the rest here:

https://www.postgresql.us/node/60

Sincerely,

Joshua D. Drake

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