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title: 'SeaGL 2021: DAY 2!'
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Welcome to the second and final day of SeaGL 2021!  Please find the full [SeaGL 2021 program](/news/2021/10/15/schedule), and you can read on for just today's schedule, for Saturday, November 6, 2021.  As a reminder, SeaGL 2021 is completely [virtual](/news/2021/06/08/format-2021) for the second year in a row.  The conference is also completely "free as in tea" with no registration required.  Everyone is welcome to attend!

You can attend if you go to [attend.seagl.org](https://attend.seagl.org).  Live streams are also available at [seagl.org/watch](/watch).

Normal talk blocks are 30m.  There are 20m for the talk, and 10m for optional Q&A as led by the Room Moderator.  The Moderator will read questions from the text chat audience for the speaker to answer.  There are 5 minute spaces between talks, which means that the talk blocks are listed as 45 minutes long.  There is no Q&A during Keynotes.

As a reminder, our [Code of Conduct](/code_of_conduct) applies during ALL SeaGL interactions.  In chat, during one's talk if you are giving one, social events during SeaGL, and on other platforms during or as a result of the conference.

All times are listed in Pacific Daylight Time, which is UTC -07:00.  (note: the US time change happens the evening AFTER the conclusion of the conference on Saturday)

* 9:15am Morning Announcements and Costume Contest
* 9:30am Keynote by Christine Lemmer-Webber and Dr. Morgan Lemmer-Webber

#### 10am-10:30am block
* Dawn Cooper - Free Security for Open-Source Projects
* David M. Stokes - Understanding the MySQL Authentication Process
* Shauna Gordon-McKeon - Know Your Rights as a Tech Worker

#### 10:45am-11:15am block
* François Caen - Building cloud networks: Terraform or Ansible?
* Tobie Langel - Does Open Source need its own Priority of Constituencies?
* Aeva Black - Walking the Cultural Tightrope

#### 11:30-12pm block
* Dmitrii - Sounds of Open Source Archaeology: Processing Sound with Sox
* Aeva Black - Computing Confidentially in the Clouds

#### 1:15pm-1:45pm block
* Brian Callahan - Stories from Reviving and Extending a University's Information Security Program
* Josh Berkus - Open Source Governance: Six Types and Three Models
* Thierry Bultel - Cross debugging on Linux : A history, current state of the art and coming improvements

#### 2pm-2:30 block
* Vagrant Cascadian - Debugging Reproducible Builds One Day at a Time
* Jim Hall - Open Source Business Practices
* Richard Littauer - Birds by Starlight: Tracking Nocturnal Flight Calls Using Open Source Software

#### 2:45pm-3:15pm break block
* Winner announced from this morning's Costume Contest!
* Saturday TeaGL!

#### 3:30pm-4pm block
* Katie McLaughlin - Expressive Security
* Stephen Michel - Technically Biased: Taking Free Software's Niche Appeal Mainstream
* Ben Cotton - Your Bug Tracker and You

#### 4:30pm-4:50pm Closing Keynote block
* Cory Doctorow - Seize the Means of Computation!

#### 5:30pm-6:30pm party block
* Make Tea Sandwiches with Molly and Sri!

#### 6:30pm-8pm party block
* Trivia Contest with Remy and Elana for fun and prizes!
