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Open Source Event in Los Angeles
irabinovitch writes "SCALE 2x is quickly approaching. It's a community-run event in Southern California put on by USC, SCLUG, and UCLA. Last year's event filled to capacity, so sign up early. Speakers will include Chris Dibona, Andrew Morton, Rob Flickenger, and other well known members of the Linux community. Talks range from uber-geek to newbie so come check us out!" The conference is set for November 22nd.
I'm told if you use the promo code "free" you can get a free pass to the exhibit hall and revolution OS screening.
As in Chris "I'm using my vaporware company's hiring policy as a vent for my childish rage, and getting free publicity from my former employer while I'm at it" DiBona? One-time /. ed?
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where's the interest?
where's the interest? (Score:2, Funny)
by millette (56354) on Sunday September 21, @03:47AM (#7016303)
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Judging by the number of posts here, LA isn't as popular as it used to be.
Or maybe it's just us geek shying away...
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