We're going to have another IRC dev party this Sunday in preparation for our dev meeting in Boston: https://trac.torproject.org/projects/tor/wiki/2011MiniDevMeeting https://blog.torproject.org/blog/boston-tor-hackers-join-us-saturday-january-15th The plan is to discuss preliminary details, agenda, and ideas for the Boston dev meeting, and to generally include the larger community who may or may not be able to join us in person in Boston on the 15th. Most of the discussion will likely be around figuring out what Tor will be doing for the next few years, but we can also discuss specific development issues as well. Standard party notes (stolen from Nick): * This is called a "party" because calling our IRC meetings "parties" has produced better outcomes in the past than calling them "meetings". * If you're not free to make it, or if you're not free to make it for the whole time, don't worry. There will be more of these at other times ranging from "too late in Europe" to "too early in California". * If you're not an actual developer on Tor, you're welcome to come and hang out, but this is mainly a time for developers to chat and plot and generally confab. * We're probably not going to be "partying" for every minute of all 2 hours; think of this as a salon where people wander in and out and take breaks to go into a corner and eat cheese or debug trac or whatever. * The format will probably change in the future as we get some experience with it and learn more about what does (and doesn't) work for us. If having 2 open hours is too much, let's do less. * I'm going to try to "host" this developer party. Since you can't serve food over IRC, and there's no need to vacuum the floor before the party starts, I'm not quite sure what my responsibility will be other than being around the whole time and trying to make sure the conversation stays interesting. I'll play it by ear. -- Mike Perry Mad Computer Scientist fscked.org evil labs
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