At RubyConf last year and RailsConf this year, they had a "RejectConf" event. All the rejected speakers who were interested gave 5-10 minute lightning talks. At RubyConf (I didn't go to RailsConf) they ranged from horrible to incredibly creative. And with each reject only able to steal 10 minutes of your valuable time, how bad could it be?
So, yeah, how about a RejectCon for rejected DEFCON speakers?
So, yeah, how about a RejectCon for rejected DEFCON speakers?
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