stallman return tor project mozilla creator

I really considered going, at least to meet up with HTTP friends. IETF 83 is going to be held in Paris during March 25-30 and it is close enough for me to want to go and HTTPbis and a few other interesting work groups are having scheduled meetings. They’re being hosted by various cities all over the world so often I deem them too far away or too awkward to go to, also a lot because I rarely have any direct monetary gain or compensation for going but rather I’d have to do it as a vacation and pay for it myself. IETF has these great gatherings every now and then and they’re awesome places to just drown in protocol mumbo jumbo for several days. That time when the rest of the family has gone to bed and you should too but if you did when would you ever get time to do that fun things you really want to do?

The protocol part of my life tends to be left to getÂ practicedÂ during my “copious” amount of spare time – you know that time after your work, after you’ve spent time with your family and played with your kids and done the things you need to do at home to keep the household in a decent shape. Meanwhile, I’m a consultant during the day and most of my projects and assignments involve embedded systems and primarily embedded Linux. I also participate in a few related IETF working groups around these protocols, and perhaps primarily I enjoy the HTTPbis crowd.

As a protocol geek I love working in my open source projects curl, libssh2, c-ares and spindly.

Stallman return tor project mozilla creator