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June 2016
Beeston Blue Moon Beers
Following on with our foodie Blue Moons, for this latest calendar-lunation anomaly we have... A Blue Moon Beers Pottle Along To Poppa Inna The Last Post! :-) With an approximate itinerary of: 7:30pm - Pottle of Blues (micro-pub); 8:15pm - Poppa Pizza (licensed for beer!); 9:30pm - The Last Post. Unusually and specially for these recent days of Brexit, so as not to spoil the evening with the present political silliness, can we restrain ourselves to only "what next" and…
Find out more »July 2016
An Evening at the Kean’s Head
Venturing to an old quarter of Nottingham in the shadow of St Mary's Cathedral, where modern day vehicles are not supposed to go, we go abouts 7:30pm for good beer and good cheer and good food to: Kean’s Head 46 St Mary’s Gate Nottingham, NG1 1QA Phone: 0115 9474052 OpenStreetMap - Kean’s Head ... And on account of the good food and good beer, we'll likely be staying there to continue the good cheer :-) And the barmy question…
Find out more »Fun Stuff on the Linux Command Line
Folks, We have been a long time to roll round to this topic again. Nothing as long as the 40 years to see the Apollo 11 code! Still rather a long time ago to before this incarnation of our website for our old bash tricks talk, and still long ago to Script-abulous! And so without further ado: What can we do on the command-line in the world of text alone? Roll along to see and hear how the world of…
Find out more »Linux Bier Wanderung 2016
Nothing like the size of FOSDEM. Indeed, not much like FOSDEM at all other than for enjoying international freedom, FLOSS and beer... Guaranteed Good! From the Linux Bier Wanderung 2016 event website: Country: Isle of Man Location: Laxey Event Hall: The Institute Dates: 30th July to 7th August 2016 Registration If you are planning to attend then please let us know at the registration site. Linux: Internet, with 6 Wifi Access Points and RJ45 wired. Talks and workshops, with VGA…
Find out more »August 2016
NSITP – The Thrilling Adventures of Lovelace & Babbage
Folks, This looks to be a good and apt enthusiastic talk by one of our neighboring groups: The Thrilling Adventures of Lovelace & Babbage One hundred years before the first computers were built out of wires and transistors, the Victorian polymath Charles Babbage designed a gigantic steam-powered, punchcard-programmed, cogwheel computer, the Analytical Engine. His friend Ada, Countess of Lovelace, daughter of Lord Byron, completed some of the first programs for the machine, and theorised that one day it could be…
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