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Spokane 2600 on twitter @spokane2600
by Acetolyne — published Aug 12, 2015
Spokane 2600 on Twitter @spokane2600
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Spokane 2600 on Facebook
by Acetolyne — published Aug 12, 2015 — last modified Aug 12, 2015 04:16 PM
The Spokane 2600 Facebook page
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The Live CD List
by Acetolyne — published Aug 12, 2015
A site listing the many live cd images available. This can be very useful for learning and developing information security related skills.
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SLUG - Spokane Linux User Group
by Acetolyne — published Aug 12, 2015
The Spokane Linux User's Group has been meeting for over 10 years, discussing technology, Linux troubles, and advice. All are welcome to join us for festive Linux discussion over pizza and beer, from the grizzled Unix long-beard to the timid newbie. There are no dues or registration—just drop by! Meetings are held the third Wednesday of each month, at 7:00 PM. They generally run 1½ to 2 hours long.
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Tech Talk With Hawke
by Acetolyne — published Aug 12, 2015
Tech Talk with Hawke was a twice weekly (now periodically available as new podcasts) radio broadcast discussing topics related to the effects of technology and it's impact on privacy, security, and civil rights. There are still occasional live broddcasts, or if you miss the live broadcasts, you can download from the Show Archives. Tech Talk with Hawke is a weekly broadcast that attempts to introduce and update the general public on the constantly changing world of technology, and how tech affects most everyone in their daily lives. This show provides a strong emphasis on reporting news that impacts privacy, security, or civil rights. This is a non-commercial show. There is also some emphasis on alternative platforms, software, and technologies that many people either have not heard about, or know little about, because of lack of discussion in the "mainstream media". Alternatives such as open source software products, operating systems options, and approaches to daily living when interfacing with the now ever-pervasive impact of technology in much of the world.
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2600 Website
by Acetolyne — published Aug 12, 2015
This is the site for the magazine "2600 - The Hacker Quarterly", the Radio show "Off the Hook" and the 2600 meetings world-wide.
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by Acetolyne — published Aug 12, 2015 — last modified Aug 12, 2015 04:10 PM
various useful internet links.