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| DATE | 2001-10-30 |
| FROM | Ruben Safir
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| SUBJECT | Subject: [hangout] ANNOUNCEMENT - Special NYLXS Inservice Tech Lecture
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The New York Linux Scene was established to development leadership within
the New York Area in Linux related technologies and development. In order
to accomplish this, NYLXS is dedicated to volunterism and education. The
most important need for those of us in the computing field, either
professionally or hobbyists, is the presentation of new areas of discovery
and development being explored by memberships of the Linux fraternaty.
We are kicking off our inservice program, which hopes to bring recent
research and developments to peers in a useful and productive manner. The
first presentation will be my good friend and co-worker Brian Sietz.
Brian, a High School award winner in programming, is a Senior Computer
Science major students at NYU. During his time in NY he worked for 2 years
at the NYU Dental School where he developed his skills in Web programming,
Perl, terminal programming, database development, Apache system
administration, object orientated programing, and system administration.
Later he moved on to a now defunct startup called Scalable Technologies
where Brian extended his skills to include PHP, shell and some advanced C.
Currenly he is finishing up at NYU, and expects to enter the full-time job
market in the very near future. Anyone who hires him is getting far more
than they pay for.
Brian will be presenting to the NY Linux community an introduction on
building IRC robots in Perl. The presentation will be followed by Questions
and Answers, drinking and eating :)
This first inservice presentation will, preliminarly take place, subject to
change, at the
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Killarny Rose
2nd Floor
82 Beaver Street
Beaver, Pearl and Wall Street
NYC, NY
on
Thursday November 8th, 2001 at 6:15PM.
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Cost - it would be nice to order a beer or soda from the bar....
Dinner can be ordered. Food is inexpensive and good.
Other inservice presenters are needed. Among the areas we would like to
cover is use of gpg security, Intorduction to gnu make, Linux kernel
hacking, apache vitual servers, intro to shell scripting, use USB devices
with Linux, using wireless cards with Linux, SMB administration and more.
Ruben
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