Birth of #bhyve: #MeetBSD 2010. They walked away with the conclusion that there is no permissively-licensed hypervisor.

Neel and Peter formally announce #bhyve at BSDCan 2011.

My books packed up for shipping back home after #MeetBSD.

Did this table always sag?

Writing my #MeetBSD presentation has brought all sorts of old stuff to mind.

One ISP I ran had two routers, Rocky and Bullwinkle. Their job was to get packets through.

The #OpenBSD packet filters/traffic shapers were called Boris and Natasha. Their job was to stop moose and squirrel.

Nerd humor is the worst. Especially mine.

Burned up all my oomph hauling #af3e into the #MeetBSD sponsor room. Thankfully had help from nice people.

Lots of nice people here, but it's 11AM and I'm already pooped.

Just going slow.

Stupid thyroid. 

I'm collecting #FreeBSD history for my #MeetBSD talk.

What are interesting challenges the FreeBSD folks have faced since inception? I have several, but have probably forgotten many.

(I'm collecting OpenBSD as well, but they have their bard record their sagas, so their history is much more documented.)

Turns out #meetbsd has a harassment/abuse policy, so there goes my last excuse.

Submitted two talks: one techy, one keynotey.

Of course, my life will be easier if they both get rejected.