#NJSpots Meetup at the Clinton Red Mill Museum

organised a sunset photography meetup at the Red Mill Museum Village in Clinton on Thursday night.

Aug 22, 2019, NJspots Meetup — FujiFilm X-T2 + 16-55 mm f/2.8
Aug 22, 2019, NJspots Meetup — FujiFilm X-T2 + 16-55 mm f/2.8
Aug 22, 2019, NJspots Meetup — FujiFilm X-T2 + 16-55 mm f/2.8
Aug 22, 2019, NJspots Meetup — FujiFilm X-T2 + 16-55 mm f/2.8
Aug 22, 2019, NJspots Meetup — FujiFilm X-T2 + 16-55 mm f/2.8

Sunrise Meetup in Jersey City

Interested in Attending Sunrise Meetup in Jersey City

You are INVITED! Join the NJspots Community for our first meetup of 2019! We are going to be watching the sun rise above the Manhattan skyline. Join us on Saturday, March 30th at 6 am (sun rises at 6:43 am, so that’s plenty of time to get set up!) and fellow community members for our sunrise meet.

Bring warm clothes, tripods, cameras, filters, and more. We will bring HOT coffee for everyone! See you there!

Meetup: ACM / IEEE Computer Society: "If You Trust Your Computer, You’re Crazy"

Attending ACM / IEEE Computer Society:

The Princeton ACM / IEEE Computer Society Joint Chapter is delighted to host:Google Software Engineer Ron Minnich, presenting: "If You Trust Your Computer, You’re Crazy"

The Princeton ACM / IEEE Computer Society Joint Chapter is delighted to host:Google Software Engineer Ron Minnich, presenting: "If You Trust Your Computer, You’re Crazy"

Attending ACM / IEEE Computer Society:

The Princeton ACM / IEEE Computer Society Joint Chapter is delighted to host:Google Software Engineer Ron Minnich, presenting: "If You Trust Your Computer, You’re Crazy"

Ron Minnich is a Software Engineer at Google. He has contributed to many open source projects in the last several decades, including the Linux kernel (9p file system); the FreeBSD kernel (rfork); and Plan 9 (many different areas). He directed the team that ported Plan 9 to the Blue Gene supercomputers. He invented LinuxBIOS (now called coreboot) in 1999. He is one of the core contributors to the Harvey operating system. Ron’s most recent Linux Foundation talk was on “How to build your own signed version of ChromeOS and resign your Chromebook with your personal keys” in 2016.