Make Day the SMM – June 20th

Make: Day at the Science Museum of Minnesota is this Sunday from Noon to 5pm. This is a great time to meet folks that have created cool and wonderful things! Please stop by, and if your around lets meet up at 1pm at the Twincites Makers booth.

Please stop by and check out all of booths and events for this year, it’s looking super cool!

http://www.smm.org/makeday
http://tcmaker.org/blog

June 10th Meeting @ Hack Factory

This month we are going to be playing with different Linux-based penetration testing environments, including but not limited to backtrack and samurai. So bring your laptop(s) and your favorite penetration testing environment. We will have a few copies to pass around.  David Bryan will also be doing a talk/demonstration on creating custom packets using libdnet.

The Hack Factory doesn’t have a bar, so bring your own food & beer.

RSVP: http://dc612-2010.eventbrite.com/

See you Thursday!

-DC612

Hack Factory is located in the Seward neighborhood. Enter via the yellow side door.

3119 East 26th ST

Minneapolis, MN 55418.

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May 13th DC612 – Arduino Video Games

This month Michael Krumpus will be presenting on making homemade video games using an Arduino and a few other simple compnents. Michael Krumpus is a software designer in Minneapolis, MN, USA. He works as a systems architect for a ginormous company, but really likes to spend time writing code and hacking on hardware projects in his subterranean laboratory (the basement).
Michael is married and the proud owner/operator of two non-robotic male offspring.

Location: Elsie’s Bar and Bowling Alley banquet room

Agenda:

6PM – 7:00PM Gather and order food and drinks

7:00PM – 8:00PM Michael presents on homemade video games

9PM Wrap up

Please register at Eventbrite: http://dc612-2010.eventbrite.com/

Thanks!

DC612 Mgmt.

April 8th DC612 – Key Managment – Thursday

This month Jay Jacobs will be presenting at DC612.  He will be speaking about the key management interoperability protocol  (KMIP), why it’s needed, where it is and where it’s headed.  He will also talk about his participation and how challenging the standards bodies are,  touch on other Key Management standards and efforts and why KMIP stands out.

This meeting will be held at Elsie’s Bar and Bowling Alley.

Agenda :

6PM-7:15PM Gather and order food and drinks

7:15PM-8:15PM Jay presents on KIMP

8:15PM Open forum and meeting.

9PM Wrap up.

Please RSVP so we can get an approximate count for chairs and tables.  http://dc612-2010.eventbrite.com/

Thanks!

DC612 Mgmt.