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• Watching the Lakers vs Celtics at The Pour House in Boston. #
• About to listen to Jim Whitehurst, CEO of Redhat, deliver his keynote. #
• Paul Cormier: He (Jim Whitehurst) truely is a geek. #
• “Open source is who we are and what we do.” #
• No intention to do anything proprietary. #
• Dr.John Halamka is on now. CIO of Harvard Medical School. #
• He has an RFID chip in his arm that contains his medical records. Only problem he says is when he goes to Home Depot they think he is a … #
• “The paperless doctor’s office is about as likely as the paperless bathroom.” #
• Jim Stallings, GM IBM Enterprise Systems Division is on now. #
• IBM doesn’t call it cloud computing – they call it dynamic computing. #
• @cmason That’s exactly what I thought when I heard that statement! For those that don’t know: http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0106697/ #
• @fairminder Thanks! Enjoying myself so far. Anything I should see/do before I leave? #
• From the clustering presentation: Conga is so easy even a Windows admin can use it. #
• @fairminder At the convention center off of Dalton. Staying at the Sheraton. Free after 4pm. #
• @fairminder How are the Duck Tours? What’s Mapparium? Going to Fenway tonight! #
• @fairminder @avant Thanks for the info! #
• Ha! A picture of @saintx getting some food during the first day of the Redhat Summit: http://tinyurl.com/43xoqj #
• @saintx I hear the camera adds 20lbs. #
• Can’t wait to try out freeIPA (http://www.freeipa.org) #
• @jbartels Redhat has big plans for v2 but v1 currently does Windows sync (bonus!). #
• At the HP/Selinux presentation #rhsummit #
• “And that’s the last marketing slide. I promise.” #rhsummit #
• I guess the guy sitting next to me didn’t know about “rmmod pcspkr” and finally decided to stop annoying everyone by leaving. #
• @gocyclones That sounds like an excellent idea! #

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