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# Talks # Talks
I managed to select a good few talks in the end. Sadly, some of them (looking at you, I managed to select a good few talks in the end. Sadly, some of them (looking at you,
HTTP/3) were so popular they weren't possible to get in to. Luckily, all of them are recorded and available to view at TODO. [HTTP/3](https://fosdem.org/2019/schedule/event/http3/)) were so popular they weren't possible to get in to. Luckily, all of them are recorded and available to view on [the FOSDEM site](https://fosdem.org/2019/).
Here's a sample of those I attended. Here's a sample of those I attended.
## Crazy Java Internals - Evgeny Mandrikov ## [Java 4..12, Kotlin, Code Coverage and their best friend — bytecode: scandals, intrigues, investigations](https://fosdem.org/2019/schedule/event/kotlin_code_coverage_bytecode/) --- Evgeny Mandrikov
A talk I really enjoyed that I selected largely at random. Evgeny Mandrikov, A talk I really enjoyed that I selected largely at random. Evgeny Mandrikov,
works on [JaCoCo](https://www.jacoco.org/jacoco/). They build code coverage works on [JaCoCo](https://www.jacoco.org/jacoco/). They build code coverage
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proving that when you're reverse engineering, sometimes you just have to make a proving that when you're reverse engineering, sometimes you just have to make a
guess. guess.
## PostgreSQL 11 - Magnus Hagander ## What's New in PostgreSQL 11 - Magnus Hagander
My colleague Magnus presented what's new and magical in PostgreSQL 11. My colleague Magnus presented what's new and magical in PostgreSQL 11.
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There were some interesting details about the hardware Netflix use in their CDN There were some interesting details about the hardware Netflix use in their CDN
caches and the areas they have to focus on for performance. caches and the areas they have to focus on for performance.
# Matrix France ## Matrix France
## maddog ## [2019 - Fifty years of Unix and Linux advances](https://fosdem.org/2019/schedule/event/keynote_fifty_years_unix/) --- Jon 'maddog' Hall
It was great to have an opportunity to see maddog talk. He was engaging and
enthusiastic as he talked about his experiences living through the turbulent
history of Unix and Linux. He ran out of time in the end, but luckily a riot
was prevented when he was allowed to finish.
# PGDay # PGDay
I also attended the FOSDEM PGDay the day before. This was a great event in its own I also attended the FOSDEM PGDay the day before the main event. This was a
right, with several great talks. great event in its own right, with several interesting talks.
Also I got a fluffy Slonik, so I feel I have formally joined the Postgres community
now.
I was particularly interested by a couple of the talks. I was particularly interested by a couple of the talks.
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## Encryption ## Encryption
Also I got a fluffy Slonik.
# Thanks # Thanks
I'd like to thank the fantastic people who take the time and effort to organise I'd like to thank the fantastic people who take the time and effort to organise