RustFestEU · flaki · Dec 17, 2020 · Dec 17, 2020 · Dec 17, 2020 · Dec 17, 2020
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 ## List of talks
 
+[All collected limericks (speaker introductions)](./llogiq.md) - written and presented by Andre Bogus 'llogiq'
+
 ### APAC Block
 
-0. [Using Rust in Metal Fabrication](./talks/01_APAC/04-Aki.txt) - Aki
-0. [Piecing together Rust: It is more than just writing code](./talks/01_APAC/05-Tarun-Pothulapti.txt) - Tarun Pothulapti
-0. [Everything is serialization](./talks/01_APAC/06-Zac-Burns.txt) - Zac Burns
-0. [Architect a High-performance SQL Query Engine in Rust](./talks/01_APAC/07-Jin-Mingjian.txt) - Jin Mingjian
+0. [Using Rust in Metal Fabrication](./talks/01_APAC/04-Aki-published.md) - Aki
+0. [Piecing together Rust: It is more than just writing code](./talks/01_APAC/05-Tarun-Pothulapti-published.md) - Tarun Pothulapti
+0. [Everything is serialization](./talks/01_APAC/06-Zac-Burns-published.md) - Zac Burns
+0. [Architect a High-performance SQL Query Engine in Rust](./talks/01_APAC/07-Jin-Mingjian-published.md) - Jin Mingjian
 
 ### UTC Block
 
-0. [Learnable Programming with Rust](./talks/02_UTC/01-Nikita-Baksalyar.txt) - Nikita Baksalyar
-0. [Build your own (Rust-y) robot!](./talks/02_UTC/02-Aissata-Maiga.txt) - Aïssata Maiga
-0. [Rust for Safer Protocol Development](./talks/02_UTC/03-Vivian-Band.txt) - Vivian Band
-0. [Rust as foundation in a polyglot development environment](./talks/02_UTC/04-Gavin-Mendel-Gleason-and-Matthijs-van-Otterdijk.txt) - Gavin Mendel-Gleason & Matthijs van Otterdijk
-0. [Rust for Artists. Art for Rustaceans.](./talks/02_UTC/05-Anastasia-Opara.txt) - Anastasia Opara
-0. [Miri, Undefined Behavior and Foreign Functions](./talks/02_UTC/06-Christian-Poveda.txt) - Christian Poveda
-0. [RFC: Secret types in Rust](./talks/02_UTC/07-Diane-Hosfelt-and-Daan-Sprenkels.txt) - Diane Hosfelt & Daan Sprenkels
+0. [Learnable Programming with Rust](./talks/02_UTC/01-Nikita-Baksalyar.md) - Nikita Baksalyar
+0. [Build your own (Rust-y) robot!](./talks/02_UTC/02-Aissata-Maiga.md) - Aïssata Maiga
+0. [Rust for Safer Protocol Development](./talks/02_UTC/03-Vivian-Band.md) - Vivian Band
+0. [Rust as foundation in a polyglot development environment](./talks/02_UTC/04-Gavin-Mendel-Gleason-and-Matthijs-van-Otterdijk.md) - Gavin Mendel-Gleason & Matthijs van Otterdijk
+0. [Rust for Artists. Art for Rustaceans.](./talks/02_UTC/05-Anastasia-Opara.md) - Anastasia Opara
+0. [Miri, Undefined Behavior and Foreign Functions](./talks/02_UTC/06-Christian-Poveda.md) - Christian Poveda
+0. [RFC: Secret types in Rust](./talks/02_UTC/07-Diane-Hosfelt-and-Daan-Sprenkels.md) - Diane Hosfelt & Daan Sprenkels
 
 ### LATAM Block
 
-0. [Learning Rust with Humility and in Three Steps](./talks/03_LATAM/01-Stefan-Baerisch.txt) - Stefan Baerisch
-0. [Ochre: Highly portable GPU-accelerated vector graphics](./talks/03_LATAM/02-glowcoil.txt) - glowcoil
-0. [The Anatomy of Error Messages in Rust](./talks/03_LATAM/03-Sean-Chen.txt) - Sean Chen
-0. [Considering Rust for scientific software](./talks/03_LATAM/04-Max-Orok.txt) - Max Orok
-0. [Project Necromancy: How to Revive a Dead Rust Project](./talks/03_LATAM/05-Micah-Tigley-and-Carlo-Supina.txt) - Micah Tigley & Carlo Supina
-0. [Tier 3 Means Getting Your Hands Dirty](./talks/03_LATAM/06-Andrew-Dona-Couch.txt) - Andrew Dona-Couch
-0. [Rust for Freshmen](./talks/03_LATAM/07-Colton-Donnelly.txt) - Colton Donnelly
+0. [Learning Rust with Humility and in Three Steps](./talks/03_LATAM/01-Stefan-Baerisch-published.md) - Stefan Baerisch
+0. [Ochre: Highly portable GPU-accelerated vector graphics](./talks/03_LATAM/02-glowcoil-published.md) - glowcoil
+0. [The Anatomy of Error Messages in Rust](./talks/03_LATAM/03-Sean-Chen-published.md) - Sean Chen
+0. [Considering Rust for scientific software](./talks/03_LATAM/04-Max-Orok-published.md) - Max Orok
+0. [Project Necromancy: How to Revive a Dead Rust Project](./talks/03_LATAM/05-Micah-Tigley-and-Carlo-Supina-published.md) - Micah Tigley & Carlo Supina
+0. [Tier 3 Means Getting Your Hands Dirty](./talks/03_LATAM/06-Andrew-Dona-Couch-published.md) - Andrew Dona-Couch
+0. [Rust for Freshmen](./talks/03_LATAM/07-Colton-Donnelly-published.md) - Colton Donnelly
 
 ## License
 

diff --git a/2020-global/llogiq.md b/2020-global/llogiq.md
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+**RustFest Global 2020 Speaker Introductions**
+
+**keen** is, as the name implicates  
+very keen on how he creates  
+with code many kind  
+of lisps and behind  
+all this are, well, some Rusty crates
+
+**Yousuke Onoue** will teach  
+a way the Rust language can reach  
+the web, so assemble  
+make JavaScript tremble  
+and onwards go into the breach
+
+**Tomohiro Kato** does try  
+to get a Rust-based A.I.  
+into chips to embed  
+to get stuff on the net  
+here's hope that the circuits won't fry
+
+**Aki** has the unbreakable will  
+to get Rust to the metal, to mill  
+it into shapes snappy  
+make customers happy  
+though this battle is somewhat uphill
+
+**Tarun** helpfully teaches Rust  
+to newbies who start out and must  
+learn the concepts, the tools  
+and the various rules  
+until their own experience they trust
+
+**Zac Burns** wants to serialize  
+some ideas that we all won't despise  
+into one talk to make  
+us see what it will take  
+to make code easier to realize
+
+**Jin Mingjian** uses Rust to enhance  
+some database apps' performance  
+as he breaks apart  
+the state of the art  
+to make hashtables and b-trees dance
+
+❖
+
+**Nikita** makes Rust interactive  
+so if learning it is your directive  
+you won't need to fight  
+to see what's inside  
+to become a debugging detective
+
+**Aïssata Maiga** lets me know  
+how to make bots without Arduino  
+writing Rust to move  
+her bot to my groove  
+Sure there will be some cool stuff to see, no?
+
+**Daan and Diane** get us to the hype  
+Of keeping secrets in a type  
+Disallowing creation  
+of some optimization  
+that just might tell the feds what you type
+
+**Gavin and Matthijs** show how one might  
+a large project in Rust rewrite  
+start out small, let it grow  
+until stealing the show  
+from whatever was there before, right?
+
+**Vivian** wants us to be safe  
+and our code on the web to behave  
+use Rust to generate  
+code that will validate  
+risky inputs, no need to be brave
+
+Miri ist Rust's interpreter  
+And **Christian** will gladly debate'er  
+On how to bequeath  
+her the stuff underneath  
+so she can run until much later
+
+**Anastasia** plays Rust like a flute  
+or maybe a magical lute  
+to then simulate  
+things that art may create  
+and this art does really compute
+
+❖
+
+**Stefan** gives us three steps to learn Rust  
+Not saying that follow you must,  
+but if humble you are  
+with Rust you'll go far  
+as you learn the compiler to trust
+
+**Glowcoil** shows how vectors can act  
+to create a great UI, in fact  
+they are easy to do  
+on a slow GPU  
+and they won't fall together when stacked
+
+**Sean Chen** wants to show the appeal  
+of nicely with errors to deal  
+seeing rustc's example  
+there really are ample  
+suggestions you really should steal
+
+**Max Orok** shows science, not fiction  
+and Rust ain't no contradiction  
+it sure won't spill your beans,  
+so use it by all means  
+if permitted by your jurisdiction
+
+**Carlo Supina and Micah** strive  
+left for dead Rust projects to revive  
+by making it dress  
+up with an ECS  
+now it's perfectly looking alive.
+
+**Andrew Dona-Couch** will now go  
+to the farthest reach of Rust to show  
+if you're willing to get  
+your coding feet wet  
+Tier three has got some room to grow
+
+**Colton Donelly** takes Rust to school  
+to show freshmen the language is cool  
+and capable, fun  
+great to fail or to run  
+all in all it's a great teaching tool