Join us Tuesday evening at 6:00 for a discussion on troubleshooting. Mark Kruger will be presenting. Pizza is provided. The Nebraska ColdFusion User Group meets at CF WebTools, located at 11204 Davenport st. Map and directions are on the website: http://necfug.com
Omaha 2600 will hold its first wireless hacking competition October 2 at 7PM in the Westroads Mall Food Court.
Two encrypted wireless networks will be set up: a 64-bit
WEP encrypted one and a 128-bit WEP encrypted network. The first 14 people to crack the password to both networks get
a custom DEFCON 17 Riviera room key card and a burned copy of the DEFCON 17 CD.
Contact bungfish [AT] omaha2600.org for contest rules, details, and/or questions.
The AIM Institute is bringing David Pogue to Omaha for its 2009 IT Futures Forum being held from 11:30 AM to 1:00 PM on November 4, 2009 at the Embassy Suites LaVista Conference Center.
For those of you who don’t know, David Pogue is a technology columnist and blogger for The New York Times, Emmy-winning technology correspondent for CBS News and best-selling author. He also has several excellent presentations on TED.com.
Pogue’s presentation is titled Disruptive Tech: What’s New, What’s Coming and How it Will Change Everything. He will discuss which new, innovative technologies—the booming PDA market, mobile computing, Web 2.0 and more—will move beyond fad to cause major, disruptive change within business in the coming years.
Individual tickets and tables may be purchased here or by calling Sherry Beglin at 402.345.5025. The deadline to register is October 30, 2009. Registration is $55 for AIM Members ($550 for a table of 10) and $85 for Non-Members ($850 for a table of 10).