On Fri, May 14, 2021 at 09:20:26PM +0200, Tollef Fog Heen wrote: > To me, the hard-to-replicate parts of a debconf are about creating > shared experiences rather than the talks themselves. It's meeting new > and old friends, sharing a meal and discussing life, the universe and > everything. It's learning a little bit about the local area and the > culture, typically mostly during the daytrip and the evenings. It's not > the pure information transfer during talks. > > For me, it is also just setting aside the time (as you mention). When > at debconf, the rest of the world is confined to the small screen, and > its ability to require my attention is smaller. When at home, it's the > opposite, and it's easy for something to come up that one needs to do. > I don't really think this is fixable. ^^^ *all of this*!
Thanks, Tollef.
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