To tide us all over until the official Schedule is published, here is the list of confirmed speakers and their talks. We’re still waiting to confirm a handful of talks and we’ll update this as this small amount of changes comes in.

Talks for SeaGL 2019

• Bri Hatch - A QUIC History of HTTP
• Toby Betts - Playing in the Sandbox
• Jeff Silverman - How to Use Linux Tools to Troubleshoot Small Networks
• Nell Shamrell - Devops: A History
• JJ Ashgar - Kubernetes Training by IBM
• Nadine Whitfield - Left Shift Security (LS^2)
• Robert Joslyn - Building Custom Linux Systems with Yocto
• Nishant Sharma - Taking control of our Networks, Data & Privacy
• Gareth J. Greenaway - The Death Star Postmortem
• Alice Monsen - Digital Art Characters Step-by-step with Krita
• der.hans - Debian Software Management
• Joe Roets - Releasing Open Source Code in a Large Enterprise
• Brett Sheffield - Privacy, Decentralisation, and Scaling with IPv6 Multicast
• Amulya Bandikatla - Microservices: A Cautionary Tale
• Lance Albertson - Introduction to test-kitchen and InSpec
• Bradley M. Kuhn - Open Source Won, but Software Freedom Hasn’t Yet: A Guide & Commiseration Session for FOSS activists
• Deb Goodkin - 25+ Years of FreeBSD and Why You Should Get Involved!
• Matt McGraw - Getting Started with Nextcloud
• Brian Raiter - My Own Private Binary
• Mike Hamrick - Consistent Technical Documents using EMACS and Org-Mode
• Aeva Black - DIY Decentralization
• Hailee Kenney - Empowering New Programmers through Introductory Arduino Workshops
• AJ Jordan - Chaos in the System
• Brian Mock - Building your own Keyboard with Free Software
• Ryan McKern - Bash 101: platforms, user-space, and built-ins
• Eva Monsen - Text Recognition in Images
• Aaron Wolf - Codes of Conduct and Restorative & Transformative Justice
• Oscar Baechler - Digital Painting in Krita
• Flynn Liu - Lesser-Known Features of GNU Makefile
• Michael Smith - Classic Tools for the Modern Age: Introducing Wash, the cloud native shell
• Deb Nicholson - Make it Official: In Praise of Official Programs for Diversity & Inclusion
• Johannes Ernst - Project Springtime: a DIY backyard hydroponics system developed open-source-style
• Mairi Dulaney - Controlling your model trains with your computer and free software
• Dawn Parzych - The Fallacy of “Move Fast and Break Things”
• Garrett Honeycutt - Security Compliance Testing with InSpec
• Adam Monsen - Containerized sourcery 🧙 with Docker and Snap
• Gaba - The Tor Project: The State of the Onion
• John SJ Anderson - Once more with style
• Vagrant Cascadian - There and Back Again, Reproducibly!
• Rachel Kelly - Adventures in De-Googling
• Jerome Comeau - “Technical”ly Incorrect
• Mark Polyakov - 2019: A Lisp Odyssey
• Kate Pond - “This is fine” (the meme)
• Audrey Eschright - Organizing your way to a long and healthy career
• Dwayne Thomas - More than dabbling in a Security Engineer career
• Philip James - The Elephant and the Serpent: Using Mastodon with Python
• Emmanuel Morales - Free Press, Free Society
• Wm Salt Hale - Bicycles as a Metaphor for FLOSS
• Keith Packard - Snek: A Python-Inspired Language for Tiny Embedded Computers
• Athan Spathas - Glass Beatstation: An open source mobile and modular musical interface for Linux machines and musicians that don’t know how to use Linux