[Tfug] HACKS Project Day this Sunday (Lunch provided)

[Shawn Nock]

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John (& any other interested parties),

	You are certainly invited to come to the project day this Sunday and
any meetings you would like to attend year-round. It is a University
Student Club. But the ASUA policy on discrimination makes the meetings
open to all who are interested in the community. At times we have had
more non-students than students :). You can host a project, work on any
project, & borrow equipment. You cannot, however, vote in any of the
elections for officers or be an officer in the club (but then again
neither can I, being staff...).

	The ECE building info (Map + Address) is here:
http://iiewww.ccit.arizona.edu/uamap/staticLarge/104.html

As for future meetings, we have at least one meeting per month (Usually
1st. Wednesday of the month) in the same location (our server room) and
usually one project day (third Sun. @ same location). We are debating
holding more meetups, but there is always at least one.

Hope to see you there (should I RSVP you for Pizza?),
Shawn

P.S. We have a listserv, website & forum (some are out of date... say,
you aren't interested in web-design by-chance... :)

http://www.hacks.arizona.edu/ [website & listserv signup]
http://wyvern.hacks.arizona.edu/board/index.php [forum (a project of one
of our current members)]

John Kiniston wrote:
> Howdy Shawn,
> 
> This sounds quite Interesting, I have a couple questions.
> 
> I'm not not have I ever been a student of the UofA can I still show up to
> these?
> 
> Is there a street address? I've no idea where the ECE building is.
> 
> How often are the meetings?
> 
> 
> On 2/8/06 8:03 AM, "Shawn Nock" <nock at email.arizona.edu> wrote:
> 
> As mentioned at the last coffee night...
> 
> *SUNDAY* Feb 12th, 2006
> 12:00pm ECE208 [Electrical and Computer Engineering Bld, between Civil
> Engineering Bld. and Harvill Bld.; on campus]
> 
> *Project day*
> 12:00p - Whenever; Sunday Feb. 12, 2006. Come chat, learn, fix, & play!
> 
> *Current Projects for Sunday*
>    Discuss Aliera (Quad-Proc SGI rig; FreeBSD) update process 4x->5/6x
>    Mosix Cluster (Get it up and running coherently, and doing something)
>    Bang head against new alphas (3x AS4x00 + Enterprise Storage)
>    Talk about DNS (how to move from VMS/Vax)...
>    I am providing lunch (pizza)
>       Reply (off list) if you prefer a brand other than BlackJack
>       Reply (off list) if you have special dietary requirements
>       Reply (off list) if you are not a regular (attended <5 meetings in
> 12mo.= not regular). So I can order the right amount of Pizza)
> 
> New Members (Students, Staff, community members or those who just want
> to take a look around) are welcome, but please send me an e-mail so I
> can judge quantity to order lunch. This is a perfect time to get started
> in HACKS if you have never attended! We have no dues, and our project
> days are very informal, but fun.
> 
> For those that weren't at the coffee night:
> 
> HACKS [Hardware and Computer Knowledge Society] is a UA student club
> [community members, faculty, staff welcome as well] whose purpose is to
> provide access to hardware and software resources to expand their
> knowledge of computing, networking, et al.
> 
> Cheers,
> Shawn
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Shawn Nock (OpenPGP: 0xEF9B08E7)
Broadcast Engineer; KUAT-TV 6, Tucson, AZ
University of Arizona
nock at email.arizona.edu
desk: 520.621.3280
cell: 520.820.0687
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