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Philip Tellis

Day 4 Keynote address at FOSS.IN/2009

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shut up and hack

Philip Tellis / philip@bluesmoon.info

FOSS.IN/2009 / 2009-12-04

FOSS.IN/2009 / 2009-12-04 shut up and hack

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Philip Tellis
philip@bluesmoon.info
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FOSS.IN/2009 / 2009-12-04 shut up and hack

Toys Magic
Hacks Mountains
Mindset Fun

Any sufﬁciently advanced technology is indistinguishable from magic.
– Arthur C. Clarke, "Proﬁles of the Future", 1961 (Clarke’s third law)

FOSS.IN/2009 / 2009-12-04 shut up and hack

Toys Magic
Hacks Mountains
Mindset Fun

Have itch, will scratch

FOSS.IN/2009 / 2009-12-04 shut up and hack

Toys Magic
Hacks Mountains
Mindset Fun

Because it’s not there

– James Morris

FOSS.IN/2009 / 2009-12-04 shut up and hack

Toys Magic
Hacks Mountains
Mindset Fun

Because it’s fun

– Various hackers

FOSS.IN/2009 / 2009-12-04 shut up and hack

Toys
Hacks
Mindset

Dragging along

http://tech.bluesmoon.info/search/label/dragdrop

FOSS.IN/2009 / 2009-12-04 shut up and hack

Toys
Hacks
Mindset

Openstreetmap

http://hacks.bluesmoon.info/geo/geo-osm.html

FOSS.IN/2009 / 2009-12-04 shut up and hack

Toys
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Mindset

More hacks

BBC headlines in photos
http://tech.bluesmoon.info/2009/12/bbc-headlines-as-ﬂickr-photos-with-yql.html

Using awk to analyse web server logs
http://tech.bluesmoon.info/2009/12/where-do-your-sites-visitors-come-from.html

Getting favicons onto a planet
http://tech.bluesmoon.info/2009/11/favicons-on-my-planets-blogroll.html

FOSS.IN/2009 / 2009-12-04 shut up and hack

Toys Failure
Hacks Knowing
Mindset Build and Throw

Fail fast, recover easily

– Vinayak Hegde

FOSS.IN/2009 / 2009-12-04 shut up and hack

Toys Failure
Hacks Knowing
Mindset Build and Throw

If you can’t perform, fake it

– Gopal V

FOSS.IN/2009 / 2009-12-04 shut up and hack

Toys Failure
Hacks Knowing
Mindset Build and Throw

What are you waiting for? You’re faster than this. Don’t think you are,
know you are. Come on. Stop trying to hit me and hit me.
– Morpheus, "The Matrix", 1999

FOSS.IN/2009 / 2009-12-04 shut up and hack

Toys Failure
Hacks Knowing
Mindset Build and Throw

httptype
http://httptype.sourceforge.net/

FOSS.IN/2009 / 2009-12-04 shut up and hack

Toys Failure
Hacks Knowing
Mindset Build and Throw

http://packetstormsecurity.org/web/httptype/

FOSS.IN/2009 / 2009-12-04 shut up and hack

Toys Failure
Hacks Knowing
Mindset Build and Throw

Prepare to throw one away
– Fred Brooks Jr. "The Mythical Man Month", 1975

FOSS.IN/2009 / 2009-12-04 shut up and hack

Toys
Hacks
Mindset

Shut up and hack

FOSS.IN/2009 / 2009-12-04 shut up and hack

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Shut up and hack

1. Toys Hacks Mindset shut up and hack Philip Tellis / philip@bluesmoon.info FOSS.IN/2009 / 2009-12-04 FOSS.IN/2009 / 2009-12-04 shut up and hack

2. Toys Hacks Mindset $ ﬁnger philip Philip Tellis philip@bluesmoon.info @bluesmoon yahoo geek FOSS.IN/2009 / 2009-12-04 shut up and hack

3. Toys Magic Hacks Mountains Mindset Fun Any sufﬁciently advanced technology is indistinguishable from magic. – Arthur C. Clarke, "Proﬁles of the Future", 1961 (Clarke’s third law) FOSS.IN/2009 / 2009-12-04 shut up and hack

4. Toys Magic Hacks Mountains Mindset Fun Have itch, will scratch FOSS.IN/2009 / 2009-12-04 shut up and hack

5. Toys Magic Hacks Mountains Mindset Fun Because it’s not there – James Morris FOSS.IN/2009 / 2009-12-04 shut up and hack

6. Toys Magic Hacks Mountains Mindset Fun Because it’s fun – Various hackers FOSS.IN/2009 / 2009-12-04 shut up and hack

7. Toys Hacks Mindset Dragging along http://tech.bluesmoon.info/search/label/dragdrop FOSS.IN/2009 / 2009-12-04 shut up and hack

8. Toys Hacks Mindset Openstreetmap http://hacks.bluesmoon.info/geo/geo-osm.html FOSS.IN/2009 / 2009-12-04 shut up and hack

9. Toys Hacks Mindset More hacks BBC headlines in photos http://tech.bluesmoon.info/2009/12/bbc-headlines-as-ﬂickr-photos-with-yql.html Using awk to analyse web server logs http://tech.bluesmoon.info/2009/12/where-do-your-sites-visitors-come-from.html Getting favicons onto a planet http://tech.bluesmoon.info/2009/11/favicons-on-my-planets-blogroll.html FOSS.IN/2009 / 2009-12-04 shut up and hack

10. Toys Hacks Mindset More hacks BBC headlines in photos http://tech.bluesmoon.info/2009/12/bbc-headlines-as-ﬂickr-photos-with-yql.html Using awk to analyse web server logs http://tech.bluesmoon.info/2009/12/where-do-your-sites-visitors-come-from.html Getting favicons onto a planet http://tech.bluesmoon.info/2009/11/favicons-on-my-planets-blogroll.html FOSS.IN/2009 / 2009-12-04 shut up and hack

11. Toys Hacks Mindset More hacks BBC headlines in photos http://tech.bluesmoon.info/2009/12/bbc-headlines-as-ﬂickr-photos-with-yql.html Using awk to analyse web server logs http://tech.bluesmoon.info/2009/12/where-do-your-sites-visitors-come-from.html Getting favicons onto a planet http://tech.bluesmoon.info/2009/11/favicons-on-my-planets-blogroll.html FOSS.IN/2009 / 2009-12-04 shut up and hack

12. Toys Failure Hacks Knowing Mindset Build and Throw Fail fast, recover easily – Vinayak Hegde FOSS.IN/2009 / 2009-12-04 shut up and hack

13. Toys Failure Hacks Knowing Mindset Build and Throw If you can’t perform, fake it – Gopal V FOSS.IN/2009 / 2009-12-04 shut up and hack

14. Toys Failure Hacks Knowing Mindset Build and Throw What are you waiting for? You’re faster than this. Don’t think you are, know you are. Come on. Stop trying to hit me and hit me. – Morpheus, "The Matrix", 1999 FOSS.IN/2009 / 2009-12-04 shut up and hack

15. Toys Failure Hacks Knowing Mindset Build and Throw httptype http://httptype.sourceforge.net/ FOSS.IN/2009 / 2009-12-04 shut up and hack

16. Toys Failure Hacks Knowing Mindset Build and Throw http://packetstormsecurity.org/web/httptype/ FOSS.IN/2009 / 2009-12-04 shut up and hack

17. Toys Failure Hacks Knowing Mindset Build and Throw Prepare to throw one away – Fred Brooks Jr. "The Mythical Man Month", 1975 FOSS.IN/2009 / 2009-12-04 shut up and hack

18. Toys Hacks Mindset Shut up and hack FOSS.IN/2009 / 2009-12-04 shut up and hack

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