[colug-432] Monthly meeting details for August 2015

[Rick Troth]

About tomorrow evening's presentation: This is an updated version of a
story that I have given several times in different fora. It started with
tunnel-only, then went native, and is now somewhat mixed. There will be
a live demo. Y'all come!

If you're not on IPv6, expect to leave the meeting armed with all you
need to get there within 48 hours. (Estimate based on turn-around time
for one specific tunnel broker, and that you actually want to jump on it.)

Also, I will bring some surplus hardware.
The usual: stuff that works (so I hate to give it to Waste Management)
but that I *cannot* use (so it *cannot* stay under this roof).



On 08/22/2015 10:00 AM, Hal Azimov wrote:
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>                                  MEETING NOTICE
>
>    Central Ohio Linux User Group
>    Date: Wednesday, August 26 2015, 7 - 9 PM EDT
>
>                                   Presentation
>
>    IP addressing is dead! Long live IP addressing!
>
>    In this talk Rick Troth will give an overview of IPv6: what it looks
>    like, what it means for client and server connectivity, how you can get
>    it, when and why you might want it. Now that residential ISPs are
>    delivering IPv6, it's time to get ready.
>
>    And it's fun!
>
>    As always, feel free to bring with you any ailing or problematic
>    systems for expert diagnosis (or destruction).
>
>    The upcoming meeting is open to the general public, and all with an
>    interest in Linux, Free Software, Open Source Software, Windows, BSD,
>    Unix, OS X, SELinux, WiFi, security, etcetera are invited.
>
>    There are no dues or fees.
>
>                                     Location
>
>    The meeting will be held at:
>    CoverMyMeds
>        2 Miranova Place
>        Columbus, OH 43215
>        [8]Google Map
>        Parking
>
>     Orange section in parking garage
>        NOTE: please RSVP to Scott Merrill <skippy at skippy.net> so that
>        the correct number of parking vouchers can be secured.
>        Please park in the Orange section of the parking garage, which is
>        specifically for guest parking. Parking in any other spot runs the
>        risk of taking someone's assigned parking spot. There is little
>        risk of doing so at 7 PM, but why risk causing any trouble? Please
>        park in the orange section. We will have parking vouchers so you do
>        not have to pay to park if you RSVP'd to Scott Merrill <skippy at
>        skippy.net>.
>     On-street On-street parking is available at meters. I do not know how
>        late they are enforced. We are in the Car2Go service area, so
>        Car2Go users can park at nearby meters for free.
>
>    Check in at the front desk, and then take the elevator to the 11th
>    floor.
>
>    Thanks to CoverMyMeds for hosting us! They're hiring all sorts of
>    technical folks, check out their job postings and tech blog
>    ScriptScribe.
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