Software Freedom Day + Planet Larry
Tomorrow is Software Freedom Day - a yearly event where people all over the world get together to celebrate free software, enjoy talks related to free software and just as importantly get to meet lots of people.

If you happen to be in Copenhagen tomorrow you can meet myself and several other people from SSLUG at Copenhagen Business school. SSLUG's SFD program includes talks on Free Software, Linux, Open Office and GIMP. Everybody else can look up their local Software Freedom Day events - there's more than 500 teams registered all over the world so there's probably going to be an event nearby.

And regarding Planet Larry.. Steve Dibb just announced that he's setting up a feed for retired Gentoo developers which is very good news in my opinion. Lots of retired developers blog and they often have interesting comments on things related to Gentoo or tips that other people can benefit from. And this way people can know whether the blog posts they're reading comes from a normal user or a retired developer. I would probably have prefered marking retired developers another way instead of having multiple feeds but I can see why some people wants to know who's who and I'd much rather have a seperate feed than nothing at all. Oops, I was a bit too quick - Exdevs are now going in the main feed instead and will be marked using colour or some other way instead of a seperate feed.

And since I've been having this discussion with Steve on and off for quite some time: Thank you Steve :)