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Author: Michael Cole
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Subject: Re: [plug] Building the Open Source Portfolio (was Re: Help for Job Hunters)
On Sunday 11 May 2008 10:02:14 am Jan Alonzo wrote:
> Organize a codefest or some workshop and invite/encourage people
> (especially students) who are willing to learn and contribute to FOSS. And
> oh, join Google SOC.


Yeah when was the last Plug meeting.

We have an inability to even get the group together for a beer / coffee in
each city.. I gather there are other people in other major cities here on the
list.

Just getting together once a Year or Quarter would be a good start.

Back in the old days, "Im getting old" we used to have a Commodore club
meeting once a month, and we would all get our hardware, software our
drivers, out. There was not a meeting I did not see a soldering iron out,
hacking together a new interface.

Others get the chance to go to Australia / US / Europe for Open source
meetings but the rest just get discouraged as, it becomes a rich club. Where
if you did not get to the KDE meeting or the Apache meeting, then you are a
lower class programmer.

I will be at Token bar, Kalayaan Ave Makati, between P.Burgos and Makati Ave
having a beer at 6PM - 9PM min next Friday. No free wireless network there
that I know of, but they have cold beer and hot coffee and a couple of pool
tables.

If others have a better idea..

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        Michael Cole
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