[conspire] bone ...: Re: List(s) of ~SF Bay Area [Linux+-] User Groups, etc. (& SF Bay Area Open Source/Linux Events)

[Michael Paoli]

Well, didn't exactly go over it with a fine toothed comb, but ...

on
http://linuxmafia.com/bale/
and mostly looking over Jan. data of stuff that still meets & related,
and attempting to reconcile with "reality" ...

These kind'a caught my eye:
SVLUG ... looks like it's not met since 2018-07-25 ?
SFLUG - missing anchor #sflug --> <a name="sflug">
NBLUG - aforementioned new location; 7/7:30p-8:30/9p? web site gives  
7p-8:30p (adjusted our official start time to be 7 PM)
bafug.org - pending renewal/deletion, but looks alive on meetup.com, 2nd Th 7p
BALUG - technically meeting starts at 6:30p (dinner proper @7)
SACLUG - (still) looks like 4th Th 7p ... when they happen

Ubuntu Hour San Francisco - I'm hoping there will be more definitive URL
for relevant information ... standby on that (wikis ... I may fix 'em up).

> From: "Michael Paoli" <Michael.Paoli at cal.berkeley.edu>
> Subject: bone, meat ...: Re: List(s) of ~SF Bay Area [Linux+-] User  
> Groups, etc. (& SF Bay Area	Open Source/Linux Events)
> Date: Sat, 12 Jan 2019 11:31:41 -0800

>> From: "Rick Moen" <rick at linuxmafia.com>
>> Subject: Re: [conspire] List(s) of ~SF Bay Area [Linux+-] User  
>> Groups, etc. (& SF Bay Area	Open Source/Linux Events)
>> Date: Fri, 11 Jan 2019 11:11:25 -0800
>
>> Throw me a bone, if you can:  In the current BALE data set, is anything
>> _except_ NBLUG's meeting venue out of date, to your knowledge?  That's
>> all I'm aware of, without doing an actual verification run.
>
> Sure, not a problem, ... might take me wee bit to get to it, but ...
> as long as I'm going over the Google calendar thingy a bit checking for
> stuff that ought be updated, not much extra work to likewise look over
> BALE simultaneously, and see what I discover ought be tweaked/updated.
>
> And meat, and custards, and ... CABAL sounds yummy.  But, alas, I won't
> be making it there today.  Kind'a taking it 'bit easy - was dealing with
> and recovering from bit of Martian Death Plague - or whatever virus might'a
> been particularly trendy so far this year - at least well into last week
> anyway, so - though now I should mostly be nothing but a large bundle of
> well equipped anti-bodies, my energy level is still recovering.  Ah well,
> at least the symptoms didn't hammer me as hard as some I know.  I mostly
> got bunch 'o fever, energy wiped, and touch 'o sinuses.  But that was
> then.  Now just a 'lil remnant fatigue, and getting the metabolism fully
> back in gear.  Mountain hike also sounds real good ... 'cept I'd still
> probably be operating at 1/3 to 1/2 speed or so.
>
> Oh, and Ubuntu Hour San Francisco ... I send relevant list some stuff,
> maybe some folks will come up with relevant idea(s) and/or actions to
> clean up the relevant web pages ... or at least start that ... if they
> don't I may eventually get around to it myself - at least as feasible:
> https://lists.ubuntu.com/archives/ubuntu-us-ca/2019-January/002929.html
>