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Re:Red Hat touts Raleigh, NC as an open-source leader by mindcrime on Friday January 06, 2012 @07:01PM (#3435642)
Bad for to reply to onself, I know... but just wanted to say, we just setup an RTP Hackers & Founders meetup for the evening of Thurs., Jan 19th. That's the night before the "Venture Outlook" event that SCV is putting on, so it probably makes a good time to meet and talking startups, funding, VC, etc.

Panera Bread - Streets of Southpoint, 7:00pm.

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Re:Red Hat touts Raleigh, NC as an open-source leader by mdwrigh2 on Friday January 06, 2012 @09:00PM (#3435922)
I actually attended the last one, and this one is on my calendar so I plan to be there. Hopefully I'll see you there!
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Re:Red Hat touts Raleigh, NC as an open-source leader by mindcrime on Friday January 06, 2012 @11:25PM (#3436193)
And again... just got a reminder from Scott Kelly about the upcoming "Launch Day" event in Durham, at the American Underground. This is probably worth checking out as well:

http://launch-day.com/

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Re:Red Hat touts Raleigh, NC as an open-source leader by robterrell on Friday January 06, 2012 @10:58PM (#3436159)
Sounds good! You need to allow more than 14 people, though. It's full up at the momet. Need a bigger venue?
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Re:Red Hat touts Raleigh, NC as an open-source leader by mindcrime on Friday January 06, 2012 @11:18PM (#3436184)
Yeah, that Panera doesn't handle large crowds very well. I'm working on something for February that should allow a much larger crowd. Andy from Open Software Integrators has said he's cool with us meeting at their offices, so now it's just down to working out the exact details.
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