Seth was an enthusiastic GNOME contributor and then Eazel intern as I was starting to contribute to GNOME and then moved across the world to work for Eazel. We were both young and enthusiastic.

It's been almost a decade since I've seen him. It was always great to catch up.

Coincidentally I think he was momentarily in a dream I had the other night where I was making fun of Stanford students and he was there...