[Swlug] Announcing the September 2014 Talks, 20th Sept, 1-4pm, 33 Winsor Place, Cardiff

[Dave Cridland]

Folks,

I'm really sorry, but circumstances have collided to mean I just can't make
this today, much as I'd have liked to. I appreciate this is all very short
notice, but I'm unable to give my talk today.

Apologies again,

Dave.

On 4 September 2014 22:56, Mark Einon <mark.einon at linux.com> wrote:

> Hello Everybody,
>
> The South Wales Linux User Group are happy to present an afternoon of
> interesting and excellent talks, including three main talks, of which
> confirmed
> so far:
>
> **Virtualisation & Containers**
> Iain Menzies-Runciman provides an overview of virtualisation in Linux,
> looking
> at Linux Containers in detail, and progressing to examine the ‘Docker’
> container system to provide examples of how to create, configure and deploy
> docker containers for a variety of use cases.
>
> **Considerably More Than You Ever Wanted To Know About Communications
> Security
> But Were Afraid That If You Did Ask, Someone Like Me Might Actually Tell
> You,
> Which Would Seem To Be Awfully Boring But Turns Out To Be Quite
> Interesting And
> Fun**
> Or at least Dave Cridland thinks so, who will be giving the talk about
> Identity on the Internet, and how to prove it.
>
> There will also be a series of 5-10 minute lightning talks taking place -
> let
> us know if you'd like to give one - any Linux related topic is fair game!
>
> The venue is the Windsor Room of the centrally located 33 Windsor Place:
> http://www.33windsorplace.com
>
> Tickets are free but very limited - so if you do book and can't make it,
> please
> let us know ASAP so we can re-issue it.
>
> The booking page is here:
> http://www.eventbrite.com/e/swlug-september-2014-talks-tickets-12860254367
>
> More info and interaction can be found at http://www.swlug.org
>
> Cheers,
>
> Mark
>
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