Each year, the Free Software Foundation holds a conference in Boston. This year, some people in Kitchener-Waterloo are organizing a satellite event to be held at the Delta Hotel in Waterloo. They write:
Tim Laurence presents the USBIP system for sharing USB devices over TCP/IP networks, and the management console Quartermaster. We have a discussion about getting involved in open source, and email. See https://kwlug.org/node/1186 for additional information, slides and other auxiliary materials. Note that this audio has had silences clipped, and that much of the roundtable discussion was cut off.
Update: This meeting will be held online. The meeting URL is https://webconference.kwlug.org/b/pau-2ap-jzy . (Sorry for the ugliness.) The access code is 932324 . Please use your name or a handle we recognise so that we don't accuse you of being a Zoombomber. (Also, don't be a Zoombomber.)
Update 2: Lori has posted the following dnsmasq resources:
John Steel explains web certificates and public key infrastructure. Stephen Paul Weber discusses the Dhall configuration language. See kwlug.org/node/1181 for additional information, slides and other auxiliary materials.
Chris Blasko gives an introduction to computer vision and object recognition. Nathan Fish explains systemd. See kwlug.org/node/1178 for additional information, slides and other auxiliary materials. Note that this audio has had silences clipped.
Update 3: As previously announced, the meeting will be held online at https://meetings.theworkingcentre.org/room/kwlug . The access code is 254896 . Please use your real name, or use a handle we would recognise from other interactions. Everybody will be able to join in listen mode, and we will unlock people we know to be able to use the microphone (but please mute yourself unless you are actively participating in the discussion).
R. Brent Clements will give a beginner-friendly tutorial on Audacity.
Mikalai Birukou will tell us about the third leg of his journey in building out web infrastructure at scale. He writes:
I have talked about Docker and LXC out of my own experience. Now I've been Salt-ing the whole infrastructure ( https://docs.saltstack.com/en/latest/ ).
Tim Laurence will discuss his adventures with USB over IP.
In the second half of the talk we will have a roundtable-type Q&A. Bring your questions! Bring your answers!
Paul Nijjar presents a beginner's introduction to Git. Hubert Chathi discusses the Matrix communications protocol. See kwlug.org/node/1172 for additional information, slides and other auxiliary materials. Note that this audio has had silences clipped.
John Steel will give a beginner-friendly introduction to SSL certificates and Public Key Infrastructure (PKI).
Stephen Paul Weber will tell us about Dhall, a non-Turing-complete, non-repetitive configuration language intended to replace YAML and/or JSON.
(The Dhall logo is CC-BY 4.0 from the Dhall website.)
Update: Stephen's slides are here: https://singpolyma.net/presentations/2020/006/dhall/
