meeting August 1st 2016
We had an open meeting at Barnes and Nobles about 10 people shoewd up.
On December 6th LUG will be having guest speaker Nick Yeates come and from 7PM to 9PM. Learn how to handle data center monitoring and assurance with Zenoss, an Enterprise Open Source monitoring application. Zenoss helps companies like LinkedIn, SAIC, VMware, Verizon, and DISA handle the monitoring, operations and management challenges of their evolving data…
About 6 people showed up for the meeting. At this meeting we had two new people. One person Bob, brought in his new Linux Laptop. The other, Perry, was interested in gaining more information about Real Time Linux for embedded systems. Since Patrick, our embedded systems guru was missing, we gave Perry some ideas on…
We talked about Mavenspire’s meeting place. Mavenspire offered to host our meetings for us in their very plush facility. The location is only .5miles from our current location in Suite H, 53 Old Solomon’s Island Rd, Annapolis MD. We got to sample Barnes and Nobles free internet, which was painfully slow. There was a talk…
We had a meeting again in Starbucks at the Barnes and Nobles. About 11 people showed up. The subjects of discussion touched on programming languages, how to use AI for fun, how to make a secure home network, and new PC innovations. Stan brought some Linux questions that were answered. In the short discussion about…
About 8 people showed up. During the evening we talked about a wide variety of topics. We discussed Ruby, Cable vs DSL, using tarpits, passive cooling machines, over clocking, fiber to the home, Bittorrent, Spam, google spreadsheets, and online quick books. Some of the off topic subjects we discussed were rubber duckies, the movie about…
Summary: The meeting theme for Monday Oct 5th 2009 was file-systems. During this meeting Ted gave a presentations on how to recover files that were deleted from an EXT2 file system. Since file pointers are moved with a delete, he used debugfs to dump the file contents directly from the inode. Journaled files systems have…