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#startclass
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Roll Call
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| 13:29 : sehenaz |
Sehenaz Parvin
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| 13:29 : shiva |
Shiva Saxena
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| 13:29 : storymode7 |
Mayank Singhal
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| 13:29 : sd30 |
Shruti Dash
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| 13:29 : smule |
Shital Mule
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| 13:29 : man-jain |
Manank Patni
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| 13:29 : shivam2704 |
Shivam Bansal
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| 13:29 : v16k |
vishal Kushwaha
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| 13:29 : kps |
Karan pratap
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| 13:29 : gutsytechster |
Prashant Sharma
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| 13:29 : __rex__ |
Rakshit Airani
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| 13:29 : poojaencoded |
pooja kumari singh
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| 13:29 : priyankasaggu119 |
Priyanka Saggu
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| 13:30 : debhat |
Devendra Bhat
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| 13:30 : ananyo |
Ananyo Maiti
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| 13:30 : sonia |
sonia singla
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| 13:30 : kvy |
Kumar Vipin Yadav
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| 13:30 : ananyo |
Hey pradhvan
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| 13:30 : shaikh_farhan |
shaikh_farhan
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| 13:30 : sjha2048 |
sahil
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| 13:30 : AdityaPatil |
Aditya Patil
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| 13:31 : jasonbraganza |
alright
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for the few eagle eyed folks, I’m not mbuf :)
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| 13:32 : VirtualRcoder |
Roll call:Shubham Sharma
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| 13:32 : bhavin192 |
Bhavin Gandhi
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| 13:32 : jasonbraganza |
that session will happen later
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| 13:32 : pradhvan |
pradhvan bisht
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| 13:32 : kvy |
jasonbraganza, ok
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| 13:32 : philomath |
Mohit bansal
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| 13:32 : jasonbraganza |
what I want to do today is a shortish feedback session
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It’s been a month since we embarked on our journey.
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| 13:33 : j605 |
Jagannathan Tiruvallur Eachambadi
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| 13:33 : jasonbraganza |
and I’d love to know how we’re all doing :)
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| 13:33 : RJ722 |
Roll Call: Rahul Jha
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| 13:33 : Sarques_ |
Roll Call: Gajendra Saraswat
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| 13:34 : jasonbraganza |
to that end, let me put these three questions to you. don’t start rapid fire answering. I’d love for you to mull over them, and give it some thought
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1. How have you benefited from the summer training till date (or how different are you from the time you joined the training)?
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| 13:35 : sidntrivedi012[m |
Roll call: Siddhant N Trivedi
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| 13:35 : sourabh1031 |
Sourabh Pruthi
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| 13:35 : jasonbraganza |
2. What is it that you didn't like or would want to change in the training?
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| 13:35 : soniya29 |
Roll call: Soniya Vyas
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| 13:36 : jasonbraganza |
3. What do you want to do next? We can’t promise to do it all obvisouly, but we’d like ideas too
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Please do some soul searching and asnwer honestly. raw feedback helps
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| 13:37 : shivam1 |
1. I have learnt few of linux commands, a bit of git.
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| 13:37 : jasonbraganza |
do ! obviously to have a go at answering
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not yet shivam1 :)
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and answers in the form 1. 2. 3. so that we know what you’re referring to
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so think it over and then queue up
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and we’ll start taking feedback whenever you’re ready now :)
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| 13:39 : jeet__ |
Sorry I'm late. May I know what I missed please.
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| 13:42 : devesh_verma |
Roll call Devesh Verma
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| 13:43 : jasonbraganza |
anyone’s ready?
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| 13:43 : pooja_s |
Roll call Pooja sulakhe
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| 13:43 : shaikh_farhan |
me
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| 13:43 : spythrone |
Roll call : Pragyat Rana
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| 13:43 : ananyo |
1. It helped me quite a bit.I improved on certain things after the training. I take my mailing list conversations more seriously now. I always keep in mind to reply inline now. I am a bit more familiar with the Linux commandline. And got to know more about privacy and history of the Internet
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2. Nothing till now I didn't like. It was really good till now. I need to interact more with everyone. That's a to do for me
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3. I would like to learn more about python and Linux commandline. I have been using python quite for sometime but have to explore the language more. Hoping to start a project of my own at the end of the training
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| 13:43 : jasonbraganza |
ananyo, did you read what I wrote up?!
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press ! to queue up!
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shaikh_farhan go ahead
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| 13:44 : ananyo |
jasonbraganza, Sorry
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I missed it
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| 13:45 : jasonbraganza |
shaikh_farhan?!
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other gentlefolk of the channel?!
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| 13:45 : __rex__ |
need some more time, writing it up
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| 13:46 : jasonbraganza |
no woories :)
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| 13:47 : shaikh_farhan |
1 :- summer traning helped me alot like i have never written a blog in my life yet but after summer training i am doing it daily whenever i am working on something & i'd never used linux OS but after summertraning id installed it on my own and learning it & thanks to kushal das for the book LYM.
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| 13:47 : sehenaz |
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| 13:48 : jasonbraganza |
folks, also do an , so I know to take the next one
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| 13:48 : shivam2704 |
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| 13:48 : priyankasaggu119 |
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| 13:48 : smule |
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| 13:48 : kps_ |
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| 13:48 : j605 |
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| 13:48 : shiva |
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| 13:49 : storymode7 |
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| 13:49 : jasonbraganza |
shaikh_farhan, you there? or should I move on?
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| 13:50 : shaikh_farhan |
2:- Summer training is perfectly fine no changes should be done in it :)
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| 13:50 : jasonbraganza |
:)
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alright moving on :)
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| 13:51 : Sarques_ |
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| 13:51 : jasonbraganza |
next
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| 13:51 : VirtualRcoder |
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| 13:51 : sehenaz |
1. Firstly i thought that i know everything from computer and it would be very easy to carry on this Summer Training. There i went wrong.After joining this i knew whatever i learnt till now was just only the starting. many things yet to learn.But now after completing one month I seriously feel like i have learned something useful . 2. Students should be more punctual so that there is no disturbances in the middle of the classe asking what's going on
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and giving roll call. 3.i would like to learn more about GIT. :)
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| 13:51 : shaikh_farhan |
3: i'm new to programming so i think i should skip this question thanks :)
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| 13:51 : jasonbraganza |
thank you shaikh_farhan & sehenaz :)
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| 13:52 : sehenaz |
jasonbraganza, :)
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| 13:52 : sd30 |
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| 13:52 : jeet__ |
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| 13:52 : shivam2704 |
1. I have learnt few of linux commands and a bit of git. 2. Because I joined late and reading previous logs, I don't want to change anything till now. 3. I would like to have another git session to learn furthur and I am python enthusiast so anything related to it. Also if you can help us to know market demand for the hiring and new technologies that are heading to future.
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| 13:52 : shaikh_farhan |
jasonbraganza, :)
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| 13:53 : jasonbraganza |
thank you shivam2704, i don’t know id anyone can predict the future though :)
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| 13:53 : priyankasaggu119 |
1.jasonbraganza, it is undoubtedly a yes that everyone is benefited from the summer training and so am I. There are like hundred of things I learn from IRC conversation whether it is any time of the day on it. I am so happy that Linux is so much into my everyday life after being a part of DGLPUG Summer Training. Besides, I can proudly say that I am also a part of open community(though not active :p) 2. See, everyone here is so damn intellect,
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so, what I personally feel is to bring changes into me as I learn from others. I don't feel like there should be major changes into the program. If there is any, that should be from our side only(participants side). 3. I look forward to learn more about Open Source. And in a nutshell, just wanna complete the summer training positively.
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| 13:54 : sonia |
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| 13:54 : jasonbraganza |
priyankasaggu119, if you’re a part and learning, youare an active member :)
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| 13:54 : priyankasaggu119 |
yes jasonbraganza
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| 13:54 : shivam2704 |
jasonbraganza, ;)
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| 13:54 : jasonbraganza |
priyankasaggu119 and we all started somewhere and we all have our weaknesses. we all learn from each other. Thank you :)
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| 13:54 : smule |
jasonbraganza, I have learned about lots of new thing like 1. Tor browser, DuckDuckGo etc., Security and privacy related aspects when working online. 2. I thing all fine but It will better if we know topic before some hours of class(It will useful to do some homework rather than blindly attend training). 3. Explore some free and open source projects
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| 13:55 : priyankasaggu119 |
Thanks alot jasonbraganza :)
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| 13:55 : jasonbraganza |
smule will pass those suggestions over :) thank you :)
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| 13:55 : RJ722 |
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| 13:56 : kps_ |
1. This training has helped me in better knowing the history behind hacking and has made me more aware regarding my liberty. I also learnt various tools like git, rst, irc, etc and it helped me better understand my linux system. Also I understood the importance of writing even though I don't write that much; but I will.
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| 13:56 : smule |
jasonbraganza, Thanks :)
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| 13:56 : kps_ |
2. Nothing till now that I didn't like. Just the timing sometimes doesn't suit me. I have to miss my dinner.
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3. I would like to learn python and learn working on projects and contribute to FOSS. I have always been a Linux fan so I'm glad I found this training. :)
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Also I would like to learn command line and the Linux System architecture in detail.
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| 13:56 : jasonbraganza |
kps_ when I was young I walked up the hill 5 miles to school :P
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kps_ seriously though, sometimes you need scrifice for your own good :)
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| 13:57 : kps_ |
jasonbraganza, yes i understand
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| 13:57 : jasonbraganza |
kps_ and thank you :)
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| 13:57 : kps_ |
jasonbraganza, thank you
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| 13:57 : j605 |
1. It brought a lot of structure. TBH I was putting my blog in the backburner for far too long and I was finally able to get out and do it. I learnt a lot of being patient while communicating even more so given the nature of the channel and rules regarding swearing :) Regardging structure I never concentrated on documenting my work so learning about it properly helps. And a lot of best practices are generally
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not taught in books but passed on. 2. Please force a distro choice for people who are new to linux in order to remove confusion with respect mundane administrative tasks. I like the impromptu schedule announcements to keep the class fresh so eventhough it sounds bad to others I would like for it to continue. 3. May be take up a distro like arch and have a home task of installing it can give a real perspective
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of how things are laid out. May be a mumble server where the channel members can talk on. I know that this outside of the program's perview but this should be frictionless for everyone to get to know each other :)
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| 13:59 : jasonbraganza |
all good suggestions :) glad the trainings helping you out j605 :) thank you.
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| 13:59 : shiva |
1. I learnt a lot by now. I am practicing things that I didn't know about before, I started using safety precautions while using internet like tor and duckduckgo. I become familiar with IRC and experienced communication over it and mailing lists. First time experienced an online training. Got to know about reality of internet and our government from those documentaries that I could never think of. And Improving my blogging habbit. Got to know new Linux
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skills from LYM, before joining this training I just knew about its basics. Also, developed a habit of reading.
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2. The things that I wanted to change in this training is already discussed in Sayan's session. That is, sometime folks asks really basic questions that could easily be answered if they google it first.
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3. I don't want to change anything as such. To me it seems to be great. Initially I wanted to learn upstream contribution ASAP. But now I know the key of patience. :)
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| 14:00 : jasonbraganza |
that’s the best *I* learnt last year :P patience :) thank you shivam :)
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| 14:00 : poojaencoded |
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| 14:00 : storymode7 |
1) I've started to read more blogs now. I read student planet now. I get to know about more tools daily. Like for IRC I came to know about weechat, which I use as my primary IRC client now.
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2) Till now there isn't anything that I didn't like about the training. First thing that I like the most is raising awareness about privacy. Next thing that I like that there are folks who always try to help you (given you've done due research). Everybody is friendly..
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3) Next I want to try other ways of blogging. Like kushal said if you use something like Nikola, shonku (sorry if I'm wrong) you can do all the blogging from the command line. I'll try to learn about them on my own first :)
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s/../.
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| 14:01 : jasonbraganza |
thank you storymode7. nice to see you grow! :)
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| 14:01 : Sarques_ |
1. Got to know about mailing lists and communication guidelines. Learned linux and linux command lines more deeply. Blogging also, a very nice step to express yourself. There are so many things, no need to explain i think :) 2. I don't want to change anything as of now, but i would like that sayan completes his Git session. Its a much needed. :) 3. A project using what i have learned here is much needed.
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| 14:02 : jasonbraganza |
thank you Sarques_. Git training seems to be a piopular request so far :)
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| 14:02 : VirtualRcoder |
1)I have learned basic guidlines of mailing list,basic commands for linux ,also
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gain some knowledge about the security.Learn about git and github and their
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various commands.Learned about the documentation tools such as markdown,
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docutils package etc.The most thing i like was links provided to read.
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2)I don't feel any dislikes about the training.
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3)I am not a experienced guy to tell what should be next.
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| 14:03 : sayan |
Sarques_: I will
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| 14:03 : Sarques_ |
jasonbraganza it is :)
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sayan sure, we are waiting :)
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| 14:03 : __rex__ |
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| 14:04 : jasonbraganza |
VirtualRcoder, you are the one going through the training. you are best suited to tell us :) if not now then whnever you need help :) thank you :)
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| 14:04 : sd30 |
1. I did code earlier and was familiarise with Linux but I had never really gone very deep into command line. I also learned about so many new things like communication skills, security, blogging that i had no idea about. This training made me follow a routine everyday and also I am happy that i have a chance to interact with people who have similar interests. 2. Nothing that should change as far as the training is concerned. I just wish the participants u
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| 14:04 : VirtualRcoder |
Ok, jasonbraganza
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:)
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| 14:04 : jasonbraganza |
sd30?
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| 14:05 : sd30 |
jasonbraganza already sent the message
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| 14:05 : ananyo |
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| 14:05 : jasonbraganza |
sd30 lost his cop/paste buffer me thinks.
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sd30 where’s the rest of it? :)
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| 14:06 : jeet__ |
1) Knowledge has no limit. Let me be honest, I never knew there is something like IRC until I came across the Summer Training of DGPLUG. Since then I've found newer ways to learn and meet new people. After that, since the beginning of the training, I have learnt a lot. Be it communication guidelines or linux FHS and RST. The PYM and LYM books are masterclass. I have inculcated the habit of reading more content, being patient, thanks to DGPLUG.; (2) The summ
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| 14:06 : sd30 |
sorry jasonbraganza that was the complete thing.
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| 14:06 : jasonbraganza |
i think long posts are gettiong cut in my client
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other folk? what is the last thing jeet__ and sd30 said?
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| 14:07 : RJ722 |
jasonbraganza: no, I am also getting sliced versions of these messages
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| 14:07 : kps_ |
jasonbraganza, in mine too
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| 14:07 : abd |
jasonbraganza, same here
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| 14:07 : priyankasaggu119 |
jasonbraganza, it's happening with everyone.
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| 14:07 : storymode7 |
sd30: we've only received till participants u…
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| 14:07 : sd30 |
jasonbraganza storymode7 no worries I will queue up again. :)
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| 14:07 : jasonbraganza |
jeet__ and sd30 make point blocks and paste slowly :)
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| 14:07 : sd30 |
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| 14:07 : sonia |
1. I have recently joined the summer training.It taught me how to help ourselves and also, I feel quite motivated. I have just started LYM book,too. I had never thought of writing blogs but after this training,I would like to gear up :P
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2. As a newcomer(joined this training late) ,it is little difficult to cope with others and understand all the things. So,it is here where some students like me feel underrated. I would like to sugggest one thing that the teacher should ask questions(from previous session)from the delegates in order to improve them :)
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3. I want to learn about github as I tried and searched,but could not get anything:( .Also,I would like to explore more and want to get involve more in this community :)
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| 14:07 : jeet__ |
Okay I am breaking it down. jasonbraganza Can I get a chance please
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| 14:08 : j605 |
jasonbraganza: probably preventing a kick due to spamming. weechat rate limits posts automatically to prevent that :)
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| 14:08 : jasonbraganza |
jeet__ queue up., we’re here :)
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| 14:08 : jeet__ |
Sure :)
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| 14:08 : bismi |
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| 14:09 : poojaencoded |
2.Nothing till now i didn't like.So i don't want to change anything as of now. 3. I want to learn more about python and want to do projects so that i can learn more and i want to contribute to FOSS :)
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| 14:09 : jasonbraganza |
sonia, it’s been a year for me and I’m still overwhe4lmed by all you folks smarts. so never feel overwhlmed. we all learn :)
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and thank you
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| 14:09 : RJ722 |
1. The training made me talk - talk and talk, be there, speak wrong if may and then apologize if you have to and although
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it might not seem notable, it is huge for me, and I want to thank the welcoming community around dgplug.
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Also, a point worth mentioning is that now I've got these wonderful friends in the form of mentors. Thank You! :-)
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Another effect the summer training program had was that it got me hooked to research the history behind the free and open
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source movements which in turn resulted in me extensive reading on the subject matter.
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2. The only shortcoming I can think of atm is that I can't put a face behind the usernames, it would be really great if we could've some sort
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of meeting/hangouts session *once* in the training program. But, again it is a random guy blabbering, feel free to ignore!
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3. ^^
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y
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| 14:11 : sonia |
jasonbraganza: yahh :)
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| 14:11 : jasonbraganza |
RJ722 history matters! or it all just goes round and round :) Thank you!
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poojaencoded, you there?
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poojaencoded can try later
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| 14:13 : __rex__ |
1. >motivated me to contribute to FOSS, before I was not sure whether my skills were good enough to contribute and choosing a project to contribute to, Now I am ready to choose a project and contribute and not just in code.
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>Communication: I previously hadn't used much of mailing list and IRC now I can confidently converse on them.
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> Now more serious about following good op-sec practices, blogging and Tor
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> LYM is great for refereeing
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> Didn't know much about documenting tools like rst2html5 and rst itself
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> guest sessions provided a different perspective
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> and of course patience :)
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2. >A bit more clarity on home tasks and prerequisites, I know we need to hang around the IRC to know them, but getting in the mailing list ( like we did today on time management ) would be nice so we can be prepared for the session, and more changes are needed in me than here.
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3. > Sessions on practical application of FOSS, Career path and guidelines and More hand on sessions would be nice.
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Glad to be part of this community and thank you all for your contributions
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| 14:14 : jasonbraganza |
Thank you__rex__
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btw __rex__ what game are you refereeing with LYM? :)
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| 14:15 : ananyo |
1. It helped me quite a bit.I improved on certain things after the training. I take my mailing list conversations more seriously now. I always keep in mind to reply inline now. I wrote blog posts after a long time. I got to learn about the Linux commandline. And got to know more about privacy and history of the Internet
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2. Nothing till now I didn't like. It was really good till now. I need to interact more with everyone. That's a to do for me
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| 14:15 : j605 |
__rex__: “>” is used for quoting :)
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| 14:15 : ananyo |
3. I would like to learn more about python and Linux commandline. I have been using python quite for sometime but have to explore the language more. Hoping to start a project of my own at the end of the training
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| 14:15 : __rex__ |
s/refereeing/refer
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| 14:15 : kvy |
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| 14:16 : gutsytechster |
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| 14:16 : jasonbraganza |
__rex__, aah :)
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ananyo got two turns :) but thank you :)
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| 14:16 : sd30 |
1. I did code earlier and was familiar with Linux but I had never really gone very deep into command line. I also learned about so many new things like communication skills, security, blogging that i had no idea about.
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This training made me follow a routine everyday and also I am happy that i have a chance to interact with people who have similar interests.
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| 14:17 : __rex__ |
j605, I use it to write down my thoughts , I read too much greentext
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| 14:17 : sd30 |
2. Nothing that should change as far as the training is concerned. I just wish the participants used a search engine more often and didn't interrupt the class.
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Also i want to interact more with the people here so that's still lacking on my part.
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3. I am looking to learn more on python and git and I hopefully will be an active part of the FOSS community when this is over :D
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| 14:17 : ananyo |
jasonbraganza, Yeah just wanted to make up for posting out of turn :)
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| 14:19 : jasonbraganza |
sd30, talking *is* the best way to learn. like j605 pointed above the nuances can only be taught if you’re in touch with the do-ers. here’s to you pulling a RJ722 :) Thank you!
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| 14:19 : sd30 |
jasonbraganza, point duly noted. :)
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| 14:20 : prokbird |
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| 14:20 : bismi |
I love to learn new things and so I am following dgplug. I didn't know anything about git and the tutorials I tried didin't help, but Sayan's session was a good start and I explored more about git and now I can understand things in git.Lot of things to tell, blogging, privacy, approaching a mentor, asking questions and a lot, which if I tell everything in mind, it will be lengthy. The main change in me after joining dgplug is an open
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mind to learn, interact and it increased my confidence. What I dont like is, when reading logs, if someone is asking questions out of turn, it is difficult to maintain the continuation.
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| 14:20 : poojaencoded |
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| 14:20 : v16k |
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| 14:21 : jasonbraganza |
bismi maybe we should all be a little more disciplined ofr our own benefit :) Thank you!
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It's not easy to define it in words for me
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a> In my village where no-one know English except a few people,
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Now i am able to read and write English ( Trying to speaking in english yet :) )
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b> Before joining #dgplug i was just studying for my degree like all other students
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doing in my collage. but now i am studying to gain knowledge as much i can.
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c> Here i will get to know about FOSS, about a lots of great peoples like Aaron Swartz and
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Edward Snowden etc. and our mentors who are doing a lot for us and others.
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These things separate me from all 5000 other students in my collage.
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d> Here i got to know that how hundreds of people come at one place and share there ideas
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about anything.
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How hundreds of people work together on any project.
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2.
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There is nothing which i don't like here.
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It's going very perfect.
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3.
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I want to become a good Programmers, and i want to be a person who inspire others
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towards Open sours.
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| 14:22 : jasonbraganza |
kvy it’s humbling to know that dgplug is giving you such a big leg up! in a way you’re fulfilling our mission :) Thank you!
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| 14:23 : gutsytechster |
1) This summer training without any doubt is very much beneficial for me. I didn't know many things earlier like about mailing list and how do we discuss over it. Though I started writing blogs earlier but I lack motivation to do it regularly. I get that motivation here and I think I'd be more regular now.
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2) There is nothing that I would say that I didn't like. I like the workflow and especially those review sessions. I love them:)
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3) I'd like to go with the flow of the training and its pre-defined schedule. :)
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| 14:23 : jasonbraganza |
gutsytechster, like kushal says, Learn and teach others :) Thank you!
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| 14:24 : prokbird |
1.Yes,learn various technical topics-browser privacy pluggins,LYM,about Tor,patience,communication guidelines,blogging, and the most important guest session-about their experience,work so far which is generally beyond books.
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2.Nothing i guess,we already had a session on that - how not to rush for questions early instead let the speaker speak their story first.
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3.I want to say a infinite Thankyou to your whole team for investing your precious time.Also i want to be consistent in this training that is my main motive here and learn what you will teach us.I want to do improvement from my side to more on blogging and interact more on irc.
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Ideas - if possible can you bring laura abott.Thanks.
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| 14:25 : jasonbraganza |
prokbird, i think that was my feedback last year too. the guest bring *enormous* amounts of wisdom :) Thank you!
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| 14:25 : poojaencoded |
1.so much benefits i got from this training not only in technical things but also my communication skills improved by asking questions and discusing with peoples.Now i get familiar with linux OS,And thanks to kushal das for LYM book,it is really helpful.And the most important thing that now i learn something daily ,i changed a lot now i spent more time with my laptop than my mobile phone and Tv.And also learned blog Writing is very important.what
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we learn we should write it. 2.Nothing till now i didn't like.So i don't want to change anything as of now. 3. I want to learn more about python and want to do projects so that i can learn more and i want to contribute to FOSS :)
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| 14:26 : prokbird |
jasonbraganza, i don't saw yours ,this is what i felt.
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| 14:26 : jasonbraganza |
prokbird, i was just saying same pinch :)
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| 14:26 : prokbird |
cool
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| 14:27 : jasonbraganza |
poojaencoded, here’s to you scaling bigger peaks of learning! Thank you :)
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| 14:27 : v16k |
1. For me it has been learning about communication skills and the importance of writing. This is something a lot of us take for granted and indeed this is the reason we spent the most time on it. It has also having the mentors, you're awesome :).
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| 14:27 : poojaencoded |
jasonbraganza :)
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| 14:27 : v16k |
2. Till now I don't see anything that I didn't like :) . The only suggestion is having the hometasks clear outside of the logs.
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3. I think working on a new project together will help us get a better perspective about the process of contribution (then again I don't know what has been planned).
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| 14:27 : jeet__ |
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| 14:28 : sidntrivedi012 |
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| 14:28 : jasonbraganza |
v16k, coulld you explain point 2 to me? i din’t quite get it
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while we wait for v16k let’s go ahead
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| 14:29 : kps_ |
Client: HexChat 2.14.1 • OS: Kali "kali-rolling" kali-rolling • CPU: Intel(R) Core(TM) i5-7200U CPU @ 2.50GHz (607MHz) • Memory: Physical: 15.2 GiB Total (12.2 GiB Free) Swap: 15.5 GiB Total (15.5 GiB Free) • Storage: 396.5 GB / 542.6 GB (146.1 GB Free) • VGA: 8086:5916 @ 8086:5904 • Uptime: 2d 0h 40m 55s
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oh sorry
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| 14:29 : jasonbraganza |
kps_, I love your machine, but now is not the time :)
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| 14:29 : v16k |
jasonbraganza, Having the hometasks posted separately somewhere would help.
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| 14:29 : kps_ |
jasonbraganza, my bad
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| 14:30 : jeet__ |
1) Knowledge has no limit. Let me be honest, I never knew there is something like IRC until I came across the Summer Training of DGPLUG. Since then I've found newer ways to learn and meet new people. After that, since the beginning of the training, I have learnt a lot. Be it communication guidelines or linux FHS and RST. The PYM and LYM books are masterclass. I have inculcated the habit of reading more content, being patient, thanks to DGPLUG.;
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2) The summer training is great. No such complaints. Just two pointers: (i) If may happen that we miss some session, and then watch it back from the logs. But the logs contain trimmed information. After the session has ended, batul should record some extra content, would be helpful for the reader. (ii)Please update the topic of discussion beforehand on the calendar itself. Would be beneficial.;
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| 14:30 : jasonbraganza |
v16k aah understood :) and thank you :)
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| 14:30 : jeet__ |
3) I have been working with Python for a while. I want to delve deeper into bigger projects that will push my limits. Want to learn some server side things with Python. Implementing web apps and other cool things with Python.
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| 14:32 : jasonbraganza |
jeet__ let me take all those to the backroom :)and yes read more :) Thank you!
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| 14:32 : sidntrivedi012 |
1.It has helped me learn how to become a good programmer and also a good collaborator by teaching me to be patient and a good communicator.It introduced me to IRC, the historic story of Aaron Swartz,Edward Snowden, RMS,the HowTo's articles by ESR,the free Software Movement, the awesome ways to protect our data and maintain our privacy and yes,the fundamentals of Linux through LYM .It helped me to head start a blog which
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I have been planning to do and my parents were also insisting me to start since my high school.Yes,The guest sessions proved to be a boon since they helped me to interact and listen to some very awesome folks out in the world and learn from them.
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| 14:32 : v16k |
jasonbraganza, no prob. Thank you!
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| 14:32 : sidntrivedi012 |
2.According to me,everything is perfect.The simplicity yet awesomeness of IRC as a communication channel is the best thing.
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3.I am looking forward to learn more about Linux and its programming and applications.Having seen so many documentaries and read so many articles on open source and Free Software Movement,I am also very eager to learn more about how to contribute to open source organisations.I am also very eager to learn about various licenses like GPL,MIT License,Apache License etc.
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| 14:34 : jasonbraganza |
sidntrivedi012, again yes, the value of folks with so many years of experience is inestimable :) Thank you!
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Did we miss any body?
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| 14:35 : sidntrivedi012 |
jasonbraganza, indeed.
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| 14:35 : jasonbraganza |
i think not :)
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so lets call it a night people
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I thank you once again for giving us your ideas and thoughts. It’ll serve us well as we look forward to teaching you more!
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Very grateful.
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Roll Call
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| 14:36 : shiva |
Shiva Saxena
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| 14:36 : priyankasaggu119 |
Priyanka Saggu
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| 14:36 : gutsytechster |
Prashant Sharma
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| 14:36 : j605 |
Jagannathan Tiruvallur Eachambadi
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| 14:36 : sidntrivedi012 |
Siddhant N Trivedi
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| 14:36 : __rex__ |
Rakshit Airani
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| 14:36 : ananyo |
Ananyo aiti
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| 14:36 : smule |
Shital Mule
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| 14:36 : v16k |
Vishal Kushwaha
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| 14:36 : prokbird |
tabrez khan
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| 14:36 : bhavin192 |
Bhavin Gandhi
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| 14:36 : AdityaPatil |
Aditya Patil
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| 14:36 : kps_ |
Karan Pratap
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| 14:36 : sd30 |
shruti dash
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| 14:36 : kvy |
Kumar Vipin Yadav
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| 14:36 : sonia |
sonia singla
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| 14:36 : pradhvan |
Pradhvan Bisht
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