SF Bay Area Cypherpunks March 2001 Physical Meeting Announcement
See http://cryptorights.org/cypherpunks/meetingpunks.html for SF, Toronto, & Bangalore Cypherpunks announcements. SF Bay Area Cypherpunks March 2001 Physical Meeting Announcement General Info: DATE: Saturday 8 March 2001 TIME: 12:00 - 5:30 PM (Pacific Time) PLACE: Alpine Inn (aka Alpine Beer Garden) 3915 Alpine Road, Portola Valley, CA 94028 USA Agenda "Our agenda is a widely-held secret." At Noon, we mill around for a bit: the organized program begins about 1:00 pm. As usual, this is an Open Meeting on US Soil, and everyone's invited. TECHNICAL TRACK .xxx domains and a W-Washington update -- Declan McCullagh Declan will hold forth on his recent work opposing the creation of a .xxx top-level domain. Also, he'll give an update on what 'W' seems to be up to in Washington, vis a vis export, network security, e-commerce, and anything else we can convince him to talk about. PKCS #11 application development: Project 'Minow' -- Rodney Thayer Rodney will talk about his recent adventures in the world of PKCS #11 tokens. He's been developing a set of tools to work with various kinds of key storage devices, including the iButton. POLICY TRACK Open discussion on TLD's, new.net, etc. CONFERENCE TRACK: Our brethern and sistern are off in snowy Boston freezing there encrypted key material off. We'll have an update next time, hopefully. NOTE NOTE NOTE: Next month's meeting will be the Saturday BEFORE the RSA Conference, the 7th, that's the FIRST Saturday of the month, following the canonical standard nonstandard algorithm change for RSA Conference month. Location We meet at the tables out the back door and to the right. Food and beverages are available at the cafe inside Tresidder. For lo these many moons - the flotsam, jetsam, bikers, movers, shakers, VC's and horsemen of the Bay Area have mooted at this historic location. Many a standard (ISO, ANSI, IEEE, RFC, et al) has been hammered out there on the carved up tabletops - lubricated by burgers and beer. (In case that wasn't clear, it's a BEER GARDEN. Has food too -- burgers, etc.) Just behind Palo Alto toward the ocean. Take the Alpine Road exit off 280 heading away from the flatlands for a few miles until you see Arastradero Rd on your left - and it's right on that corner. Location Maps: http://yp9.superpages.com/listings.phtml?SRC=&STYPE=S&PG=L&R=N&C=&N=alpine+inn&T=portola+valley&S=CA&search=Find+It&pow=0&rtd=yp10.superpages.com If you have questions, comments or last-minute agenda requests, please contact the meeting organizer/victim: Rodney Thayer rodney@tillerman.to +1 408 757 9693
On Thu, 8 Mar 2001, Rodney Thayer wrote:
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SF Bay Area Cypherpunks March 2001 Physical Meeting Announcement
General Info:
DATE: Saturday 8 March 2001 TIME: 12:00 - 5:30 PM (Pacific Time) PLACE: Alpine Inn (aka Alpine Beer Garden) 3915 Alpine Road, Portola Valley, CA 94028 USA
Agenda "Our agenda is a widely-held secret." At Noon, we mill around for a bit: the organized program begins about 1:00
As usual, this is an Open Meeting on US Soil, and everyone's invited.
TECHNICAL TRACK
.xxx domains and a W-Washington update -- Declan McCullagh
Declan will hold forth on his recent work opposing the creation of a .xxx top-level domain. Also, he'll give an update on what 'W' seems to be up to in Washington, vis a vis export, network security, e-commerce, and anything else we can convince him to talk about.
PKCS #11 application development: Project 'Minow' -- Rodney Thayer
Rodney will talk about his recent adventures in the world of PKCS #11 tokens. He's been developing a set of tools to work with various kinds of key storage devices, including the iButton.
POLICY TRACK
Open discussion on TLD's, new.net, etc.
CONFERENCE TRACK:
Our brethern and sistern are off in snowy Boston freezing there encrypted key material off. We'll have an update next time, hopefully.
NOTE NOTE NOTE: Next month's meeting will be the Saturday BEFORE the RSA Conference, the 7th, that's the FIRST Saturday of the month, following the canonical standard nonstandard algorithm change for RSA Conference month.
Location
We meet at the tables out the back door and to the right.
Food and beverages are available at the cafe inside Tresidder.
For lo these many moons - the flotsam, jetsam, bikers, movers, shakers, VC's and horsemen of the Bay Area have mooted at this historic location. Many a standard (ISO, ANSI, IEEE, RFC, et al) has been hammered out
how far is das bier garten to the mass transit? if its less than a 30 min walk i can hoof it. brent ----- Original Message ----- From: "Rodney Thayer" <rodney@tillerman.to> To: <cypherpunks@cyberpass.net> Sent: Thursday, March 08, 2001 2:41 PM Subject: CDR: SF Bay Area Cypherpunks March 2001 Physical Meeting Announcement pm. there
on the carved up tabletops - lubricated by burgers and beer.
(In case that wasn't clear, it's a BEER GARDEN. Has food too --
burgers,
etc.)
Just behind Palo Alto toward the ocean. Take the Alpine Road exit off
280
heading away from the flatlands for a few miles until you see
Arastradero
Rd on your left - and it's right on that corner.
Location Maps:
http://yp9.superpages.com/listings.phtml?SRC=&STYPE=S&PG=L&R=N&C=&N=alpine+i nn&T=portola+valley&S=CA&search=Find+It&pow=0&rtd=yp10.superpages.com
If you have questions, comments or last-minute agenda requests, please contact the meeting organizer/victim: Rodney Thayer rodney@tillerman.to +1 408 757 9693
At 7:08 PM -0800 3/7/01, alphabeta121 wrote:
how far is das bier garten to the mass transit? if its less than a 30 min walk i can hoof it.
There's a map in the URL in the original message. If that doesn't work, try: http://maps.yahoo.com/py/maps.py?Pyt=Tmap&addr=3915+Alpine+Road&city=Portola+Valley&state=CA&slt=37.380900&sln=-122.193900&name=&zip=94028-8001&country=us&BFCat=&BFClient=&mag=8&desc=&cs=9&newmag=7&poititle=&poi= I make it to be about 2 miles south of the Stanford campus, along Alpine Road of course. The Stanford campus is itself quite large, and the walk from either the train station or the bus stop on El Camino Real is probably 30 minutes just by itself. Probably 4 miles on foot, total. I would offer to give you a lift from either the train station or the bus stop, if you could say fairly precisely when you would arrive, except that I have no idea who you are. The nym "Lucky Green" I would make a point to pick up, but the nym "alphabeta121@hotmail.com" will have to make other arrangements. No offense intended. I've been to Rossotti's, aka Zott's, aka the Alpine Inn many times. A real slice of collegiana. (This should not be a promise that I will be at Zott's, aka the Alpine Inn, tomorrow. I may cancel, given the narcing that is becoming more the norm lately. Wouldn't want the expression of my opinions to result in a royal command to appear for incrimination at a show trial. Some country this has become, eh?) --Tim May -- Timothy C. May tcmay@got.net Corralitos, California Political: Co-founder Cypherpunks/crypto anarchy/Cyphernomicon Technical: physics/soft errors/Smalltalk/Squeak/agents/games/Go Personal: b.1951/UCSB/Intel '74-'86/retired/investor/motorcycles/guns
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