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Martin Vidner
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May 16, 2011
LinuxTag 2011 Pictures
After a problem with the organizers' equipment, kobliha's openSUSE laptop was used to watch the live stream from Skynet I/O Chrome keynote.
"Rule 1: Stay calm." Ralph Angenendt talks about problem solving.
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