We held our March 2016 meeting at Saint Joseph’s University. SJU generously provided food and refreshments.
Serge presented What’s New:
Tyler Morgan then gave a security overview with Encryption Power Crunch.
See you tomorrow at the Apple Store!
Our March 2016 meeting is happening this Thursday, March 24th at Saint Joseph’s University. We’ll be meeting on the fifth floor of McShain Hall.
If you’re taking public transportation, I recommend taking the SEPTA regional rail – the Paoli-Thorndale line stops at Overbrook Station, which is an 18 minute walk to the meeting location. Click the map for a larger version.
If you’re driving, you might have success with street parking – there are metered and non-metered spaces. Another option is the SJU parking garage – Hawk’s Landing is a short walk to the meeting location, and is reasonably priced:
30 Minutes: No Charge
Up to 2 Hours: $3.00
Up to 4 Hours: $5.00
Up to 6 Hours:: $7.00
Over 6 to 16 hours: $15.00
Here’s a map from the parking garage to the meeting location (again, click for larger):
The front of McShain Hall looks like this – if you see this building, you’re in the right place:
Just mention you’re here for the meeting on the fifth floor, and take the elevator upstairs.
If you have any questions, contact me via the About page, @flammable on MacAdmins Slack, or @flammable on Twitter. Looking forward to seeing you Thursday!
Hello Fellow Admins,
Just a friendly reminder that our next meeting is Thursday, March 24th. This month we’ll be visiting Saint Joseph’s University courtesy of our own Mike Solin. On this month’s agenda we’ll be talking about What’s New and Tyler Morgan will giving us a timely primer on encryption. Don’t forget to RSVP so we can plan on refreshments and be sure to follow us on Twitter and Facebook for any last minute updates.
For those of you who may have missed last month’s excellent “The Shell & You” from Andrew Feierabend, you can grab his slides and see the video here.
We held our February 2016 meeting at the Apple Store on Walnut Street. Our thanks to Joe Hutsko and his team for having us! JAMF Software generously sponsored the food and refreshments.
Serge presented What’s New:
Our special guest, Andrew Feierabend, then presented The Shell & You, an introduction to the command line.
See you next month at Saint Joseph’s University! Details to follow.
Just a reminder that we’re meeting at the Walnut Street Apple Store on Thursday, the 18th this month. Our guest Andrew Feierabend will be doing a Terminal/command line 101, so if you’re new to command line, or you know someone who is, or you just need a refresher please join us on Thursday. Also, we’ll be covering What’s New since last month as well.
Hope to see you all there.
We held our first meeting of 2016 at The Hun School at Princeton University. Many thanks to The Hun School for providing a meeting space and dinner for all of the attendees!
Serge presented on What’s New:
Afterwards, we held an open group discussion.
Happy New Year! To open 2016 we’re at the Hun School at Princeton University. On tap for this meeting is “What’s New” and an open discussion forum. Bring Apple admin topics to discuss.
We’ll be meeting in the Wilf Family Global Commons. 185 Russell Road, Princeton, NJ 08540 Parking is available in the Academic Building lot, located across the street from the Wilf Family Global Commons entrance…
We held our December 2015 meeting at the Apple Store on Walnut Street. As always, our thanks Joe Hutsko and his team for hosting us!
Serge presented on What’s New:
Jesse Shipley gave an excellent AWK Talk, detailing a lot of cool stuff you can do with the ‘awk’ command.
For the final meeting of 2015 and our 6 month anniversary we’re back at the Philly Apple Store. This month we catch up on What’s New since our last meeting and Jesse will talk about the mysteries and wonders of awk. Also, because this meeting is our Star Wars Holiday Spectacular, we’ll be doing a trivia contest and giving away some prizes. So, brush up on your Star Wars knowledge and RSVP today. As a reminder, we’ll be on the Executive Conference Room on the 2nd floor. Just head to the back and up the stairs or ask one of the friendly Apple Store employees to point you in the right direction.
We held November 2015’s meeting at Monetate. Many thanks to Monetate for providing great food, an excellent meeting space, and cool swag for everyone!
Serge presented What’s New:
Jeremy Reichman presented on Versions.
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