Posted at 9:13 PM on 8-30-10 by Rob T Firefly
Who: Us, and hopefully you.
What: The NYC2600 meeting, Friendly Strangulation edition.
When: Friday, September 3, 5:00 PM ~ 8:00 PM
Where: Citigroup Center, 53rd Street and Lexington Avenue
Why: To meet up, eat food, do stuff, and celebrate the birthdays of any available September babies, including our own Grey Frequency.
See you there!
Posted at 8:30 AM on 8-27-10 by Rob T Firefly
A new group is in the works which may be of interest to NYC2600′s female contingent.
Double X Tech is a group of women in technology, who are actively involved with technology. This is a place for lipstick lexers and pedicured python writers.
We accept anyone who writes code, from professionals to self-taught wannabes, but please leave your marketing jargon and elevator pitch at the door.
For more info on what this group is all about, and to RSVP for their first event on September 29, check out their Meetup page.
(via @nycresistor)
tags: events
Posted at 11:51 AM on 8-5-10 by Rob T Firefly
The 2nd annual Wiki-Conference NYC will take place the weekend of August 28-29, at NYU’s Tisch School of the Arts.
The event, which is hosted by Tisch ITP and supported by Free Culture @ NYU and Wikimedia NYC, will feature panel discussions and lightning talks of interest to the Wikipedia, Open-Source, and Free Culture communities. The call for presenters is still open, and the event is still gestating in true wiki style with the involvement of its participants.
Those interested can learn more about the event at its own wiki entry, and register for it here.
tags: events
Posted at 11:38 AM on by Rob T Firefly
Who: Us, and hopefully you.
What: The NYC2600 meeting, Life on Mars edition.
When: Friday, August 6, 5:00 PM ~ 8:00 PM
Where: Citigroup Center, 53rd Street and Lexington Avenue
Why: To meet up, eat food, do stuff, and celebrate the birthday of John Postel, Kevin Mitnick, and the World Wide web itself.
See you there!
