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| + | 6:00PM @ Moraine Park Technical College. Room A112 | ||
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| + | '''Topic:''' "Living in your own cloud: home based servers and web services" | ||
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| + | '''Presenter:''' Michael Moran | ||
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| + | '''Blurb:''' Introduction to home server technology and the neat things you can do, as well as leveraging some remote services. | ||
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| + | '''Bob Waldron is also putting together a networking plan to connect with local Linux users and we will discuss that after the presentation''' | ||
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| + | Pizza and Soda will be available, donations appreciated. | ||
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=== Dec 10th === | === Dec 10th === | ||
Revision as of 08:17, 7 February 2009
2009
Jan 14th
6:00PM @ Moraine Park Technical College. Room A112
Topic: "Living in your own cloud: home based servers and web services"
Presenter: Michael Moran
Blurb: Introduction to home server technology and the neat things you can do, as well as leveraging some remote services.
Bob Waldron is also putting together a networking plan to connect with local Linux users and we will discuss that after the presentation
Pizza and Soda will be available, donations appreciated.
2008
Dec 10th
6:00PM @ Moraine Park Technical College. Room A112
Topic: "OpenSUSE 11.0"
Presenter: Tim Bertram
Blurb:
Pizza and Soda will be available, donations appreciated.
Nov 12th
6:00PM @ Moraine Park Technical College. Room A112
Topic: "Ubuntu 8.10"
Presenter: Tim Bertram
Blurb: Discussing and installing the lastest version of Ubuntu 8.10.
Pizza and Soda will be available, donations appreciated.
Oct 8th
6:00PM @ Moraine Park Technical College. Room A112
Topic: "All that be Craig"
Presenter: Craig Meyer
Blurb:
Pizza and Soda will be available, donations appreciated.
Sept 10th
6:00PM @ Moraine Park Technical College. Room A112
Topic: "Video and Audio Streaming"
Presenter:
Blurb: We will be taking a look at trying to stream live video and/or audio of the meeting. We hope to come up with a solution that will work for future meetings.
Pizza and Soda will be available, donations appreciated.
August 13th
6:00PM @ Moraine Park Technical College. Room A202
Topic: "Social Night"
Presenter:
Blurb: We will be having a social night. I believe Karl will also be talking a little bit about MPTC switching from a Linux platform to a Windows platform and why they made that choice
July 9th
6:00PM @ Moraine Park Technical College. Room A112
Topic: "Quality of Service and Traffic Shaping"
Presenter: Tim Bertram
Blurb: Learn how to tune your Internet connection to get the most out. We will also have a hands on session with eeePC 701 thanks to Milwaukee PC.
Pizza and Soda will be available, donations appreciated.
June 11th
6:00PM @ Moraine Park Technical College. Room A102 (not the normal room)
Topic: "Social Night"
Presenter: Anybody who attends.
Blurb:Please note the room number change for this meeting.
May 14th
6:00PM @ Moraine Park Technical College.
Topic: "Social Night"
Presenter: None
Blurb: Social Night
April 9th
6:00PM @ Moraine Park Technical College.
Topic: "Social Night"
Presenter: None
Blurb: Social Night
March 12th
6:00PM @ Moraine Park Technical College.
Topic: "Pandora"
Presenter: Neil Mix of Pandora
Blurb: Neil will be speaking on Pandora's OSS usage, and Sever infrastructure. He will also talk about scaling issues that Pandora experienced.
Febuary 13th
6:00PM @ Moraine Park Technical College. Room A-112
Topic: "Crypto for IT Staff"
Presenter: James Leinweber, WI State Lab of Hygiene
Blurb: Ever wondered how HTTPS or SSH work? Puzzled over the difference between public key cryptography and block ciphers? Worried about MD5 hash collisions invalidating your digital signatures? We'll take you on a tour of basic cryptographic concepts, then use those to understand how things we use routinely work, and finish with some advice on using cryptography wisely. This is an introductory level talk for people who know a tiny bit about computers and network protocols, but know little or nothing about cryptography, and want to become educated consumers. Hardly any math, and nothing beyond high school algebra.
January 9th
6:00PM @ Moraine Park Technical College. Room A-112
Topic: "Asterisk and/or Astlinux"
Presenter: Darrick Hartman, DJH Solutions, LLC
Blurb:
Pizza and Soda will be available, donations appreciated.
2007
=== December 12th ===6:00PM @ Moraine Park Technical College. Room A-112
Topic: "Free/Libre/Open-Source/Permissive/etc. LICENSING!"
Presenter: Josh (Yoda) Cowles
Blurb: Enter the exciting world of software and media licensing, including the Richard Stallman personality cult, the ostensible license-agnosticism of Linus Torvalds, the legal innovations of Lawrence Lessig, and what it all means for YOU.
This is meant to be a somewhat interesting introduction to/history of this style of licensing. It is not meant to be a highly technical discussion of caselaw - though if anyone is interested in a particular technical application or aspect of licensing, please feel free to e-mail me before the meeting and I will do my best to address it. jmcowles AT gmail DOT com
Pizza and Soda will be available, donations appreciated.
November 14th
6:00PM @ Moraine Park Technical College. Room A-206
THIS IS NOT THE NORMAL MEETING ROOM!!
Topic: "Building tools from source: an introduction"
Presenter: James Leinweber, WI State Lab of Hygiene
Blurb: Have you ever needed to compile something from other people's source code? Wondered what to do with an RPM or Debian source package? Wanted to dip a first toe into that ocean of open source? We'll talk about finding source code, unpacking it, building it, installing it, and managing it. No programming knowledge is necessary. This is a hobbyist level introductory talk; professional software developers typically already know most or all of this.
You can find versions of the talk and handouts at
https://mywebspace.wisc.edu/jeleinwe/web/BTS/
October 12
Geek Night - No Topic
September 8
Wubi - Ubuntu installer for Windows
August 8
July 11, 2007
We are having a meeting and key signing party on July 11, 2007. For more details check out the mailing list, and User:Midnightcomm/key signing party.
- Topic: GnuPG, Encryption and digital signatures. Key signing party.
- Date: July 11, 2007
- Time: 6:00 PM - ?
- Location: MPTC Room A-112
Key Signing party
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