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Tuesday July 17, 2007

Mountain View Tech Meetup

Like I mentioned a few weeks back, a few of us are going to get together this week for a tech meetup. Wednesday (tomorrow) looks like the best night for most. The only question is where? Please leave any suggestions in a comment. Most of the guys coming (so far) work in Mountain View, so it'd be nice to do something close by. 6:00 seems like a good time to start.

What is a tech meetup? It's a user group meeting w/o the meeting part. You go straight to the bar, grab some drinks, maybe some dinner, and talk tech.

Update: We have a location! The Blue Chalk Cafe in Palo Alto. Hope to see you there tomorrow at 6.

Posted in Java at Jul 17 2007, 08:43:42 AM MDT 2 Comments