Unfortunately, I didn't have time to make a pretty MagicPoint presentation, and instead did the whole presentation off the cuff on my laptop. However, I did have script make a copy of all my keystrokes, down to the very last typo.
So, if you want to relive the moment, download the GPGGUY and GPGGAL scripts and timing files and replay them, as if you're right there!
The gpg{guy,gal}.timing timing files have been modified such that no delay of more than 1 second occurs, and interactive characters have been shortened to 0.005 seconds, regardless of the original timing.
To 'play' these, download them and use replay, for
example:
xterm1$ replay gpgguy.timing gpgguy.typescript xterm2$ replay gpggal.timing gpggal.typescriptEnjoy, and don't harp on my spelling and typos...
The presentation was created using /usr/bin/script -t 2>timingfile,
and the timing files modified with this quick and ugly perl hack:
#!/usr/bin/perl -n -i.bak
my($timing, $chars) = split;
if ( $chars == 1 ) {
$timing = "0.000500";
} elsif ( $timing > 1 ) {
$timing = '1.000000';
}
print "$timing $chars\n";