Besides the meeting on Wednesday night, it will be the first chance to
purchase tickets for NYCBSDCon 2014 in the hour before the meeting,
starting at 6 PM in the backroom. Be sure to bring $25 in cash to cover
your admission.
Online registration will open soon, but the cost will be higher than
paying in person. We will organize another opportunity to purchase
tickets at $25 before the conference.
Our speakers are lined up, and we'll be posting the full program shortly.
www.nycbsdcon.org
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January 8 2014, Wednesday
Suspenders at 111 Broadway just above Wall Street
645 PM
OpenBSD: A Crash Course, Brian Callahan
Abstract
With issues of privacy and security occupying the forefront of recent
international news, a reexamination of the technologies used in one's
personal and professional infrastructure is essential.
This talk will highlight why OpenBSD should be at the forefront of these
reexaminations. Whether you are a long time *BSD user or are completely
new to *BSD, you will discover why OpenBSD excels in these areas and why
its security reputation is well deserved.
Speaker Bio
Brian is a graduate student at Monmouth University studying
Anthropology. He is an OpenBSD developer, working primarily on ports.
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