[Liverpool] July Meeting

[Dan Lynch]

OK cool, sounds like a plan. I don't really have any great insight into
ZeroTier I have just been playing with it recently and am happy to share
my experiences.

Neil: I'm mad busy this week so can I be a pain in the arse and ask you
to announce the July meeting via the blog and so on? We can just say
there's 2 informal talks this time followed by the usual pub social after.

Thanks!

Dan


On 29/06/15 08:35, Sebastian Arcus wrote:
> That sounds good to me! As you say, I might not have a proper
> presentation ready - but I'll jot down a few notes. Looking at ZeroTier,
> if it does deliver what it promises, it is an amazing piece of software.
> I'm definitely interested! It is a strange coincidence that it appears
> to use the same concept of long fixed strings as machine identifiers to
> connect things together - same as syncthing.
> 
> 
> 
> On 28/06/15 11:53, Dan Lynch wrote:
>> I don't know anything about syncthing, I've never even looked at it.
>> So if you're up for it l think a quick introduction would be great.
>> Doesn't have to be a long talk or even anything formal with slides if
>> you don't want. Just a quick intro and chat.
>>
>> I realise you're busy though and it's quite short notice. So it's up
>> to you.
>>
>> On a side note I've been playing with ZeroTier a little since Paul
>> Furley showed it to us last month. I'm happy to talk about my
>> experience as well. It might even fit well with syncthing.
>>
>> Like 2 mini talks between us. What do you think?
>>
>> Dan
>>
>> On 26 June 2015 13:08:54 BST, Sebastian Arcus <s.arcus at open-t.co.uk>
>> wrote:
>>
>>     On 26/06/15 09:07, Neil Bothwick wrote:
>>
>>         Wow, this month's flown by! Our next meeting is due on
>>         Wednesday of next week. Does anyone have any suggestions or
>>         requests for a talk?
>>     Well - my two most recent reasons of tech joy have been Syncthing and
>>     getting various things running on my Jolla phone - but I'm not
>> sure if
>>     either is ample enough to warrant a proper presentation or talk :-)
>>     Regarding syncthing, I've been looking for a reliable, flexible and
>>     open-source two-way sync software for Linux (or multi-OS) for
>> absolutely
>>     ever. So I am absolutely thrilled so far with syncthing - which
>> can do
>>     peer-to-peer syncing, and works on Windows, OSX, Linux, Android,
>> iPhone
>>     (in beta) and even my beloved Jolla (well, they also list FreeBSD and
>>     Solaris - but I've never met them :D )
>>
>>
>>
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