Thinking about going to a few next month, anyone else go to any of them?
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Thinking about going to a few next month, anyone else go to any of them?
I'm a technically untechnical techy but haven't, technically, been to any meet-ups.
What's a "meetup"?
http://www.meetup.com/find/
Basically a group of people that get together to learn something, workout .... basically if you have an extra $10 a month you want to spend you can create a meetup.
I joined a couple of the offroading groups but haven't gone because I don't feel like going with 30 other rigs.
I'm on the Denver Urban Survival network... pretty much because the meetups re at Stranahan's but I haven't actually been able to go to one yet.
The hike I did this weekend I ran into a group who were part of a "Meetup" group. They get together and go hiking.
The did have an age limit, 40 years an older. Sadly, I am such a fat bastard I struggled to keep up while talking to people about their grandchildren...
What type of "tech" meet up are you thinking of putting together?
Instead of making something new -- support the guys at Denhac - the Denver Hacker Space. Good folks - some of them a bit touched - but good folks none the less. They routinely do classes on all sorts of fun stuff. They have all sorts of goodies like lasers, 3d printers, a 5 ton glass cutting table, etc.
http://denhac.org/
They are also fairly pro gun. Tell them asmo sent you.
Guy i works with is close with the Den Hack folks as well as CLUE.
I get enough technology at work to worry about it too much outside of work.
I'm an anomaly- I'm a techie that lives Rural... besides, I'm a router geek, Only delve a little into systems.
would be cool to have a CCNP study group, but when I mention Cisco around here, people ask about Pancho...
Boulder New Tech once in a blue moon. Interesting mix of developers, venture capitalists, and MBA types looking to score.
I've been to one or two of 'em. They usually have corporate sponsors, so the last I went to a local headhunter firm was there, spoke for 2 min, and brought everyone coffee and donuts.
Overall, I don't go to many, but they've been decent.
I'm a network guy too. CCNP group would definitely catch my interest. Though I mainly deal with Juniper and PaloAlto these days.