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I participated in ApacheCon EU 2014, Budapest Hungary, with a talk on Apache OpenOffice extensions, or the little I was able to figure out about them ). I participated in ApacheCon EU 2016 - Seville, Spain, with a talk about the random numbers as implemented in Apache OpenOffice. The first time I attended I gave a short (3 min.) talk about FreeBSD and our interaction with other open source projects. I have attended this event a couple of times. Participating at conferences is a good way to get in touch with awesome people that change the world. GSoC mentor for three years in a row and recently a SoC admin for the project.Initial sweep ot add SPDX tags all over the src tree.Extensive cleanups and enhancements, many of them using devel/coccinelle and Coverity.These have a particular high effect on all the overall system. Revamp the native gcc port, add more warning levels, fixing bugs and bring in support for Apple's 'blocks' (closures) support.Д¬lean up memory leaks and other nasty bugs from the main C library (libc).Updates to basic libraries like libedit and utilities like patch(1).Cleanup and enhancements to the BSD-licensed EXT2FS port.Replacement of all the GPL'd headers from the sound system.I am a FreeBSD committer (src) since 2012. I still do maintainance for some packages that I jusr can't leave behind. I was heavily involved in ports since 1997, specialiced in the areas of Math, Science, and CAD. Pedro's FreeBSD activities, or a small account of them.Lately I have been contributing to filesystems, particularly ext2fs sources and I also have some interest in security. Curiously I ended up becoming a src committer and not a ports committer in 2011. I have contributed a huge amount of ports (more than 200 PRs) mostly for the Math and CAD sections of FreeBSD's ports tree. I am particularly interested in engineering applications and anything that has relationship with getting more performance, even if it involves playing with low level stuff like toolchains, libraries or filesystems.

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I have been using FreeBSD since 1997, while looking for free alternatives to do my professional work.

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My personal interest in the BSDs started by the code quality and free license, and eventually I just had a lot of fun with it. I normally work in mechanical engineering/production settings in design or quality control roles. in Industrial Engineering from the University of Pittsburgh. I was born in BogotГЎ (Colombia) but I am of Italian origin and I learned English since at a very young age. Pedro's FreeBSD activities, or a small account of them.