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Each week, after the business part of the meeting, we have a short discussion |
Each week, after the business part of the meeting, we have a short discussion |
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on a topic general interest. |
on a topic general interest. |
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The next discussion is [[#2008/2/ |
The next discussion is [[#2008/2/21]]. |
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If you want to volunteer, just sign up for an open date |
If you want to volunteer, just sign up for an open date |
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Revision as of 14:33, 17 February 2008
Each week, after the business part of the meeting, we have a short discussion on a topic general interest. The next discussion is #2008/2/21.
If you want to volunteer, just sign up for an open date in the #Discussion Schedule section. If there is a topic that you would like to know more about, add it to the list of #Topics for Discussions. If there are discussions that you willing to lead but need motivation, add those to the list as well (and name your price).
Topics for Discussions
- Backup strategies and tools for personal use (requested by Merk 10:12, 7 February 2008 (EST))
Discussion Schedule
2008/01/31
Iptables discussioin topics
- Basic allow/deny rules
- IP forwarding (NAT)
- Port Forwarding/Redirection
2008/2/7
2008/2/14
History of Beowulf This is just a show and tell on the first Beowulf machines built by Thomas Sterling and Don Becker at NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center. I will try to cover:
- Why it Happened
- What a Beowulf cluster is and what it is not
- What we can we do now
Merk 22:37, 4 February 2008 (EST)