 Welcome to EuroBSDCon 2020 in Austria in Vienna. Well, except this didn't work out because we had a visitor who changed our plans, unfortunately. So now we are doing EuroBSDCon 2020 and 2021 and we are not in Vienna. We have a couple of really generous sponsors. Our platinum sponsor this year is ARM. You are supposed to give applause now when I come to Austria. Our Gold Sponsor is the Technical University of Vienna. Our next Gold Sponsor, and actually this is really great, the City of Vienna. I think the City of Vienna really set an example here for our future locations. We always need the city where we are to be a Sponsor now. I think that's the worst, isn't it? I think so. We also have Moderium as Gold Sponsor. Apple is kind of confusing that they give us a silver logo to be Gold Sponsor. But still. Thank you, Apple. Silver Sponsors. SBA Research. A company nobody ever heard of before is called Google. Thank you, Google. Actually, without Google we wouldn't even be able to find this location. The Freediesty Foundation and our partners Skyline Network Solutions, DC Engines and OpenBSD Amsterdam. The Not in Vienna team. Kirill, thank you Kirill. Manuel, sorry, and Albert. Thank you. We have the Not in Vienna location, generously provided by SBA Research. They provide rooms and couches and chairs and tables and drinks and power and beer and roof terrace and network connection and electricity. Did I mention coffee? Other caffeinated drinks? Without those we would not be here. Thank you SBA Research. The program coming to you this year. Peter Anemann-Steen, Olivier Robert, Alan Jude, Jasper Adrienze, Mike Larkin, Seven Jenny M, Antoine Jacques Couto, Jacques Couto, Jörg Sonnberger and Bihai Caravas. The EuroBSD Confoundation. Paul DeWeert, Christoph Provost, René Ladin, Bernard Spill, S.P. Seidler, Henning Brower, K.B. McMillan and Karol Conomareff. A big thank you goes out to all our speakers, all of you who attend this kind of weird opening session. All the helping hands we had and those for a lot. In the end, EuroBSD Confoundation is a community conference. It's run by the community and for the community. So in the end, it's all of us and it's not possible without you. So thank you. We always have Paul Schenker-Waldt travel grant. Since we don't have a physical conference this year and we didn't have a physical conference last year and since we are not in Vienna and couldn't get anybody to fly to not Vienna. The selected winner of the Paul Schenker-Waldt travel grant for 2020 will be brought in for the conference in 2022. So there's no window for new applications yet. There will be again next year. Please apply next year. Sorry, nothing this year. We think you want to join us for the hallway track, which in my book is kind of the most important track of a conference. So please join us on Spatial Chat. I will join any minute as soon as I'm done with this presentation and can use my camera and laptop for other purposes again. So see you there and have fun. Enjoy this little conference.