06.28.09
Camp Out Wrap-Up
Another DC206 campout is in the books. As usual we had a blast, tried to kill ourselves with food and booze, and had a really relaxed time of things.
Here’s photos of the event!
We’re Really Mature For Our Age
Another DC206 campout is in the books. As usual we had a blast, tried to kill ourselves with food and booze, and had a really relaxed time of things.
Here’s photos of the event!
Date: 05/17/2009
Time: 1:00 PM to 4:00 PM
Where: The Black Lodge – 301 8th Street S, Kirkland, WA (Turn in where you
see the yellow marque, a sandwich board will also be on the opposite side
of the street).
Topic: Anyone have anything they’d like to talk about? I’ve been busy with life and the past month has whizzed by.
Date: 04/19/2009
Time: 1:00 PM to 4:00 PM
Where: The Black Lodge – 301 8th Street S, Kirkland, WA (Turn in where you
see the yellow marque, a sandwich board will also be on the opposite side
of the street).
Topic: Don will be giving a sneak peak on his LayerOne talk about XSS, and using code analysis for XSS identification
Date: 03/15/2009
Time: 1:00 PM to 4:00 PM
Where: The Black Lodge – 301 8th Street S, Kirkland, WA (Turn in where you see the yellow marque, a sandwich board will also be on the opposite side of the street).
Topic: Adam will be speaking about Fuzzing!
Note: We will be having a BBQ at noon, an hour prior to the start of the meeting
Date: 02/15/2009
Time: 1:00 PM to 4:00 PM
Where: The Black Lodge – 301 8th Street S, Kirkland, WA (Turn in where you see the yellow marque, a sandwich board will also be on the opposite side of the street).
Topic: We are going to have a round table discussion on resumes. Tips, tricks, do’s, don’t’s.
Date: 01/18/2009
Time: 1:00 PM to 4:00 PM
Where: The Black Lodge – 301 8th Street S, Kirkland, WA (Turn in where you see the yellow marque, a sandwich board will also be on the opposite side of the street).
Topic: We’ll be doing a few infrastructure projects for the Black Lodge, including running CAT 5, hooking up two 30 AMP circuits among other items. If you’ve never done any of this, or are afraid of electricity (like I am!) it’s the perfect time to get over those fears!
June 25th (thurs) 3pm - June 28th (sun) 1pm. $2.42 per head, per night attended. Lewis and Clark state park. Near Chehalis. Group site #1 (I think it's also labelled Old Growth Forest site or something). Bring something to contribute to better the quality of the campout (food, wood, etc) or be the Camp Bitch. There is no electricity and none should be brought. This is not a techno-camp out, but an actual (car) camping campout. http://www.parks.wa.gov/parkpage.asp?selectedpark=Lewis+%26+Clark "Located 12 miles south of Chehalis, Wash., on the I-5 corridor in Lewis County. From I-5: Take exit # 68, and head east on Hwy. 12 about 2.5 miles. At Jackson Hwy., turn right, heading south. Continue about two miles to park entrance."
**Update 12/20/2008 — Changed Date to 01/04/2009 due to weather**
Date: 01/04/2009
Time: 1:00 PM to 4:00 PM
Where: The Black Lodge – 301 8th Street S, Kirkland, WA (Turn in where you see the yellow marque).
Topic: Packet Analysis and Load Balancing by Luna
Side Note: We hope to have a sandwich board out to to assist people in finding the Black Lodge.
We now have a permament place for our meetings, so we can go back to having them regularly. Novembers meeting is Sunday the 16th from 1:00pm till 4:00pm at The Black Lodge. The Lodge can be found at 301 8th Street South, Kirkland, WA. Its a bit tricky to find the actual driveway, so look for the sign that says ‘Speed Humps Ahead’, between it and the first speed hump is a driveway on the right for a business called RedClay. Take a right into there and the Lodge is the smaller of the two buildings.
DC206 will be having its 4th annual camp out June 19-22. Here’s the nifty part, anyone can come, even if you aren’t from 206/425/253/360 land. The campground is a private location within the Lewis and Clark state park just south of the bustling metropolis that is Chehalis, WA.
The campground we are at has a large structure in the middle that is used for food prep, there are two pit toilets, a fire pit, and plenty of places to camp. There is hiking and other wilderness activities available.
Meee will be conducting the second Iron Chef challenge this year. The secret ingredient will be provided at the camp site.
Camping isn’t free, but is close to it. I think that it comes out to around 3 bucks a person per night.
If you can’t come for the whole thing, thats fine too. You only pay for the nights you are there.