[NBLUG/talk] Eric Allman @ BALUG (Tuesday!!)

[Jippen]

Sounds awesome... but I don't think I'd be able to get back to Cotati
in time for my 10pm shift. Any chance of someone streaming audio of it
or recording it for us less fortunate folks?


On Fri, Apr 11, 2008 at 6:28 PM, Andrew Fife <afife at untangle.com> wrote:
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> Hi Folks:
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>  BALUG is very proud to host Eric Allman as our speaker this Tuesday, April
> 15th.  Eric Allman is the original author of sendmail and he is giving an
> excellent talk titled "Email Evolvoing." (see abstract below) If you'd like
> to come please drop us an RSVP:
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>  rsvp at balug.org
>
>  ***Why RSVP?***
>
>  We won't turn anyone away, but the RSVP's really help the Four Seas
> Restaurant know how much food to prepare and ensure that BALUG gets to meet
> in the upstairs banquette room.
>
>  ***When & Where***
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>  6:30pm
>  The Four Seas Restaruant
>  731 Grant Ave.
>  San Francisco, CA 94108
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>  Parking: $5 garage @ 733 Kearney (1 block away)
>
>  ***Cost****
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>  The meeting is free, but dinner is $13 for the family style Chinese dinner.
>
>  ***Abstract***
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>  Internet email is in a process of rapid evolution.  Besides the obvious
> things, such as spam and malware, many other technology trends are having an
> impact.  These include mobile devices, new messaging technologies, social
> networking, changing legal requirements, the rise of Software as a Service
> and Service Oriented Architectures, and an unstable underpinning of the
> network itself.
>  Not surprisingly, many of these same forces do or will affect other parts
> of the network.
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>  This talk will describe these evolutionary pressures, point out some of the
> unexpected consequences of our attempts to adapt to these pressures, and
> make some dire predictions for the future.  Generous time will be allotted
> to Q&A.
>
>  --
>  Andrew Fife
>  Untangle - The Open Source Network Gateway
>  www.untangle.com/download
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