If you are in the Princeton, NJ area I hope you come out to join us! If you've never come to our meeting, this is a good event for first timers!
I'll be talking about ways for sysadmins and developers to work better together. It will be a rehearsal for a larger talk I'll be giving at PPW.
Oh, and this month we have a sponsor supplying pizza and soda. So, come for the pizza, stay for the Limoncelli. :-)
More info on the LOPSA-NJ website!
Tom
The New Jersey Chapter of LOPSA has gained a sponsor that will provide pizza and soda for the Thursday, September 1, 2011 meeting.
William Bilancio posted on the LOPSANJ mailing list:
September's meeting pizza and soda is generously provided by INetU Managed Hosting: http://www.inetu.net. So if you are planing to attend Tom Limoncelli's talk: "Walk a kilometer in my shoes: What sysadmins wish developers knew and vice-versa" please rsvp by going to http://www.lopsanj.org/rsvp and let us know if you are attending and what toppings you would like on the pizza." http://lists.lopsanj.org/pipermail/lopsanj/2011-August/003820.html
See you there!
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I'll be speaking that day. I'm working on my slides right now!
At the September LOPSA-NJ meeting Thu Sept 1, 2011. The topic will be "What sysadmins wish developers knew and vice-versa".
If you are in the area, I hope to see you there!
Info about the event: http://lopsanj.org/node/696
Info about LOPSA-NJ: http://lopsanj.org
I've updated https://everythingsysadmin.com's front page to list all upcoming speaking engagements. Look for me in Pittsburgh on Oct 8-9 for the Pittsburgh Perl Workshop, and in Raleigh, NC on Oct 20 for ISSA Triangle InfoSeCon. Of course, in December I'll be speaking at LISA '11 including 1.5 full days of tutorials.
Note: The San Francisco talk in San Francisco on Oct 14 has been cancelled.
More info on the left navigation bar on https://everythingsysadmin.com
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