“They introduce kernel bugs on purpose”

Re:“They introduce kernel bugs on purpose” by andi999 on Wednesday April 21, 2021 @11:45AM (#26891174)

It is a bit more complicated, since this is a conference paper. Usually, if a conference paper is accepted, it is only published if the presentation was held (so if the speaker cancels, or doesnt show up, the publication is revoked).

Edit: All conference are different, I dont know if it applies to that one.

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Re:“They introduce kernel bugs on purpose” by cardiffspaceman on Wednesday April 21, 2021 @12:37PM (#26891927)

I have only ever attended one conference, but I attended it about 32 times, and the printed proceedings were in my hands before I attended any talks in the last dozen or so. How does revocation work in that event?

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Re:“They introduce kernel bugs on purpose” by andi999 on Wednesday April 21, 2021 @01:04PM (#26892333)

Well, it depends on the conference. I know this to be true for a certain IEEE conference, so I assumed it to be the same for this IEEE one, but I have to admit, I didnt check. You are right, I also remember the handouts at a different conference handed on a usb stick at arrival.

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Re:“They introduce kernel bugs on purpose” by neatze on Wednesday April 21, 2021 @12:26PM (#26891773)

It makes sense, thank you for explanation.

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