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      Shared by wolfger Holy shit. Because, let me tell you, after watching this guy come within an inch of his life -- and not even blink -- I am amazed. In contrast, to get a picture of how I would've reacted, you'd need to imagine Daffy Duck, with his tail on fire, being chased by flying piranhas, over a series of low-rolling hills off into the ho […]
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Bug Jam

Posted by wolfger on January 13, 2008

Take 2,588 bugs, and add a roomful of people. The Ubuntu Michigan LoCo will be running a Bug Jam this coming Thursday at 6PM. It’ll be held at the “OC” building on the Oakland University campus, rooms 129 and 130. I’ll be sharing my… uhm… expertise(?) with other LoCo memebers, showing how truly easy it is to get involved with triaging bugs, and helping decrease the ever-growing mountain of bug reports. So if you’re in the area, and want to get involved in Ubuntu in an easy and very helpful way, come on out!

edit: for those of you who are finding this page via some sort of search, I wanted to link to my more-recent post on the subject, and also the Google Docs presentation I did.

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