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| Auckland LUG Meeting - Monday, October 6th, 2003 @ 19:30 | |||||||||
| Submitted by scott on 29 Sep 2003 - 4:03pm | Auckland | ||||||||
Please remember to bring a packet of nibbles to eat. Tea and coffee is kindly provided by SolNet. Thanks to SolNet for the use of this venue. All are welcome. | |||||||||
| Auckland LUG Meeting - Monday 4th August 2003 | |||||||||
| Submitted by Nic Bellamy on 30 Jul 2003 - 12:43pm | Auckland | ||||||||
Please remember to bring a packet of nibbles to eat. Tea and coffee is kindly provided by SolNet. Thanks to SolNet for the use of this venue. | |||||||||
| Auckland LUG Meeting - 7th July 2003 | |||||||||
| Submitted by Nic Bellamy on 6 Jul 2003 - 9:57pm | Auckland | ||||||||
Please remember to bring a packet of nibbles to eat. Tea and coffee is kindly provided by SolNet. Thanks to SolNet for the use of this venue. | |||||||||
| Special Auckland LUG Meeting - Friday 23rd | |||||||||
| Submitted by Nic Bellamy on 13 May 2003 - 12:18pm | Auckland | ||||||||
This meeting is at a non-standard time of the month and location as we have Ken Yap, an Etherboot developer, visiting from overseas. He's graceously managed to fit us into his schedule - be apprecitive, show up! All are welcome, and there is no need to RSVP, but please remember to bring a packet of nibbles to eat (or better, share). Tea and coffee are kindly provided by LAN1. Special thanks to LAN1 for providing a venue at short notice. | |||||||||
| Auckland LUG Meeting - Monday 5th May 2003 | |||||||||
| Submitted by Nic Bellamy on 29 Apr 2003 - 11:19am | Auckland | ||||||||
All are welcome, and there is no need to RSVP, but please remember to bring a packet of nibbles to eat. Tea and coffee are kindly provided by SolNet. | |||||||||
| Auckland LUG Meeting - Monday 7th April 2003 | |||||||||
| Submitted by Nic Bellamy on 2 Apr 2003 - 9:08am | Auckland | ||||||||
All are welcome, and there is no need to RSVP, but please remember to bring a packet of nibbles to eat. Tea and coffee is kindly provided by SolNet. | |||||||||
| Auckland LUG Meeting - Monday 3rd March 2003 | |||||||||
| Submitted by Nic Bellamy on 24 Feb 2003 - 7:15pm | Auckland | ||||||||
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| Auckland LUG Meeting - Monday 10th Febuary 2003 | |||||||||
| Submitted by Nic Bellamy on 10 Feb 2003 - 10:35am | Auckland | ||||||||
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| Auckland LUG Meeting - Monday 4th November 2002 | |||||||||
| Submitted by Nic Bellamy on 30 Oct 2002 - 4:28pm | Auckland | ||||||||
The Architecture building is behind the Computer Centre which is 24 Symonds Street and the first building on the right after the Wellesley Street bridge when heading down Symonds Street. Look out for the 'Campus Computers' sign. Lecture theatre ALR5 is on level 3 of the building, at the Symonds Street End. | |||||||||
| Auckland LUG meeting, Monday 2nd September 2002 | |||||||||
| Submitted by Nic Bellamy on 30 Aug 2002 - 5:15pm | Auckland | ||||||||
The Architecture building is behind the Computer Centre which is 24 Symonds Street and the first building on the right after the Wellesley Street bridge when heading down Symonds Street. Look out for the 'Campus Computers' sign. Lecture theatre ALR5 is on level 3 of the building, at the Symonds Street End. More information: The Future of Information Technology A look at the continuing evolution of Information Technology, and the ever-shortening timeline of future developments. Mankind took half a million years from discovering fire to develop beer, but only 25 years elapsed between the discovery of the transistor and the development of the microchip. The presentation takes us from the time of Babbage, forward to an age where research and development produce feedback that renders products obsolete before they marketed, or can breathe new life into long-forgotten techniques. A near future where Open Source will have an impact far beyond mere software, and the way in which we look at our hardware will be radically different. Bring your own popcorn. | |||||||||
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