Jean-Baptiste Kempf

My two favorites are Talk is Cheap, Send Patches.

I think that embodies a lot of the stuff doesn't get, as we've talked about, stuff doesn't get built unless someone does it.

It doesn't just appear from the ether.

The other one that I like is FFmpeg, Nothing is Beyond Our Reach.

I think that comes from a US military satellite patch where I think they invented some kind of...

monitoring system, they could see the whole world and this was released.

Yeah, so FFmpeg is used by the Mars rover, the Mars 2020 rover, to compress pictures.

They really wanted, they wrote a paper about it and they really wanted to use as much commercial off-the-shelf technology as possible.

FFmpeg runs on Mars, so we are a multi-planetary open-source library.

Je ne regret rien.