From george at sddi.net  Sun Feb 26 12:14:16 2006
From: george at sddi.net (George R.)
Date: Sun, 26 Feb 2006 12:14:16 -0500
Subject: [Announce-NYCBUG] IMPORTANT: This week's meeting
Message-ID: <4401E1E8.9000402@sddi.net>

As some people know, our next two meetings will be held at CUNY Baruch
on E 25th between 3rd Ave and Lexington.

There's a map on our site.  Big thanks to Bjorn and Rod on this.  This
meeting is cosponsored with the Baruch CIS Society.  The new meeting
time is 6:30 pm, instead of the usual 6:00 pm.

IMPORTANT: It is compulsory to RSVP for this meeting. . . so you MUST do
the following:

EMail to rsvp at lists.nycbug.org with the subject line of:

RSVP FirstName LastName

The cutoff time for the RSVP is 3 pm on Wednesday.  You only need to
RSVP once for either or both meetings.  Obviously, if you're not sure
whether you'll be attending the meetings or not, RSVP anyway.

Also, make sure you have an ID with you.

Ray Lai will be speaking this week on Systrace for Slackers.

Thanks

George


From george at sddi.net  Tue Feb 28 16:17:16 2006
From: george at sddi.net (George R.)
Date: Tue, 28 Feb 2006 16:17:16 -0500
Subject: [Announce-NYCBUG] Tomorrow NYC*BUG Systrace for Slackers
Message-ID: <6640FE57-34A6-4909-8CA1-CF4E4E1492C1@sddi.net>

March 01, 2006

Ray Lai: Systrace for Slackers

NEW Time & Location!
And it is necessary to RSVP

Please send an email to rsvp at lists dot nycbug dot org with `RSVP`  
and your full name in the subject line

6:30 pm, Baruch College, CUNY
Building H, Room 620
E 25th Street between 3rd Ave & Lexington
Map

Systrace is a facility to confine programs to doing what they are  
supposed to do. When do they do "bad" things? When they get  
exploited, of course!

Most people either never heard of Systrace or don`t know how to use  
it. I hope to change both these problems.

About Ray

Ray is a full-time slacker. His interests include security, coding,  
and documentation. One day he decided to Systrace every process in  
his laptop and realized that it`s not that hard.

This meeting is co-sponsored with the Baruch College CIS Society