2010/11-30

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|title=A Grumpy Fuzzball's Guide to Talking to Girls
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|presenters=Jonathan Reed
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|presenters=Liz Denys, Cathy Zhang, Karen Sittig
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Athena has been a fixture at MIT for over 25 years.  During that time, it has evolved from a radical academic computing experiment to the Institute's primary distributed computing environment.  Over the years many new components and platforms were added and others were removed.  Most recently, Debathena replaced Athena 9.4 as the primary version of Athena.  I'll cover the various components of Athena (Kerberos, AFS, Moira, Hesiod, etc), notable changes over the years, and enhancements Debathena added to the cluster environment.  This talk will cover some of the material from previous cluedumps on Athena (2007, 2008) but will also introduce new material, and speculate about what Athena may look like in the future.
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Genetically speaking, girls may only differ from you by one chromosome, but in this 1/46th of what makes us human lies a world of difference.  If you've ever wondered about how to communicate with the fairer sex, this is the cluedump for you.  Come learn about the historical gender role of women, how to engage a woman in polite conversation, and how to take it to the next level with a friend.  No judgment, just learning.
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Jonathan Reed '02 is a SIPB prospective and Senior Student Liaison in IS&T's Faculty and Student Experience (FSX) group, where he spends more time working on Athena than originally planned.
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Latest revision as of 00:30, 22 November 2010

[edit] A Grumpy Fuzzball's Guide to Talking to Girls

Date: November 30, 2010, at 3:00 PM
Presenters: Liz Denys, Cathy Zhang, Karen Sittig
Location: 4-231
Abstract: Genetically speaking, girls may only differ from you by one chromosome, but in this 1/46th of what makes us human lies a world of difference. If you've ever wondered about how to communicate with the fairer sex, this is the cluedump for you. Come learn about the historical gender role of women, how to engage a woman in polite conversation, and how to take it to the next level with a friend. No judgment, just learning.
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