Merge pull request #389 from yvovandoorn/yvovandoorn/HugoErrorSpew

Fix time stamps for Oslo proposals
devopsdays · May 19, 2016 · edede89 · edede89
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diff --git a/content/events/2016-oslo/proposals/Opening_Open_Source_with_DevOps.md b/content/events/2016-oslo/proposals/Opening_Open_Source_with_DevOps.md
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-date = "2016-05-17:14:21-07:00"
+date = "2016-05-17T14:21:00-07:00"
 type = "talk"
 title = "Opening Open Source with DevOps"
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 **Speaker:**
 Tim Perry is a tech lead and the open-source champion at Softwire, a bespoke software development company in London, Bristol and Bucharest. He's also the creator of Build Focus, a contributor to a huge range of open-source tools across the JS, Java and C# ecosystems, and the maintainer of Loglevel and Server Components.
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diff --git a/...ent/events/2016-oslo/proposals/Reaping_the_rewards_of_remote-friendly_DevOps.md b/...ent/events/2016-oslo/proposals/Reaping_the_rewards_of_remote-friendly_DevOps.md
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-date = "2016-05-18:14:21-07:00"
+date = "2016-05-18T14:21:00-07:00"
 type = "talk"
 title = "Reaping the rewards of remote-friendly DevOps"
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 Martin B. Smith: It's one thing to say you want to make the world a better place, but as an engineer I feel I have an opportunity to put those words into action. With over 15 years of experience in infrastructure automation, software development, and systems administration for large scale public cloud providers and top public universities, my mission is to solve for real-world business problems with technical solutions that scale.
 
 For me, it's important to share the lessons I've learned with local technical communities, particularly by mentoring minority college students in STEM fields. I strongly believe in open source and actively contribute to automation projects like Chef. When I’m not writing a technical talk or reviewing pull requests, I enjoy traveling the world, sharing my skills with other like-minded professionals who want to make the world more awesome. I encourage you to contact me at @martinb3 on Twitter.
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