awesome thx :D
He also did a lecture at some university to make up for a lacking keynote @ Qcon don't have the link anymore though (did see it).
The university one was kinda on the history of game development though and not too technical... (so I'm gonna look at this to make up for it :D)

such a shame that he actually gets told to leave the stage :(

He's probably a nightmare for anyone organizing an event like that. He won't stop talking and surely the crowd wants him to keep talking!

perhaps he should just do a 12 hour webcast 1ce a year where he just looks at a camera and talks about all the stuff he did past year.

It's quite refreshing for him to be talking about what he's been doing for the last year.

I don't remember his QCon keynote being as open about what he's working on and hoping will happen in the next iteration for quite a few years.

hmmm, I always found the QCon talks quite open as well.
But there seem to be just more things to think about in his current function. As he's now much more on the border of hardware and software and optimizing that. So you need to have a very broad view and all small things matter.
While in engine development ofcourse it also all matters but you can't influence the hardware because you don't control a company that has it's own device.

He calls it when he gets on :D