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Going forward, we've decided to combine our bi-monthly events into one monthly one - so "Linux Command Line For Beginners (and Hackers!)" and "How to set up a webserver from scratch" has now become this event. We are basically doing both in one, so it shoud hopefully be a net benefit for everyone.
=== Linux Command Line For Beginners (and Hackers!) ===
Guided exploration of the Linux server command line
Aimed at absolute beginners. We'll show how to securely connect to a server then we'll work through Bandit, an adventure game from OverTheWire.org set in the command line that progresses step-by-step from the basics to common programs and beyond.
It starts easily, but as it's designed for hackers it gets complex quickly - so those that already know their way around will get a challenge too.
=== How to set up a web server from scratch ===
This is a monthly event to teach newcomers how to set up a basic Ubuntu web server.
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Morning Lean Coffee (leancoffee.org) is an open opportunity to discuss Lean and Agile ideas, challenges and solutions with people across organisations but with similar issues and goals.
Everyone is welcome and we usually have a good mix of people from different backgrounds so if you have something you'd like to talk about, or you just want to listen and learn, then please join us.
We will be running this as a Zoom event for the foreseeable future: zoom.us
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The PyData Global Online Conference is where users, contributors, and newcomers can share experiences to learn from one another and grow together. PyData provides a virtual forum for the international community of users and developers of data analysis tools to share ideas and learn from each other. The global PyData network promotes discussion of best practices, new approaches, and emerging technologies for data management, processing, analytics, and visualization.
This three-day online event consists of talks, tutorials, and discussions to bring attendees the latest project features along with cutting-edge use cases.
The time span of the conference stretches beyond any single time zone, reflecting the global nature of our community. To accommodate our attendees, each session will be recorded and made available to attendees the following day. Following the Conference, all recordings will be posted to the PyData YouTube channel. -
CoderDojo Scotland is part of a global collaboration that provides free coding clubs for young people. Learn everything you need to become a great programmer in a fun and sociable environment.
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Join our new Slack group and become part of the online Edinburgh UX community!
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Glasgow 2600 meetings are similar to those held around the world. Hackers, crackers, geeks, hats of any colour, technology enthusiasts, hacktivists, and other like-minded folks are most welcome. We do not judge anyone and everyone has something to contribute, no matter their level of expertise.
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As World leaders descend on Glasgow for COP26 - the most pivotal Climate Change summit of our time - we're inviting you to step up and get involved to demonstrate just how effective public involvement can be in making a real impact against the climate crisis.
Across the weekend, entrepreneurial designers, developers, data analysts, marketers, sector experts and more will develop innovative products, services or tools that educate, empower and inspire public action. -
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The Future of Work Scotland team are thrilled to be hosting this session with author of best selling "The Art of Creative Thinking", Rod Judkins.
Have you ever desperately needed to come up with an idea but suffered from creative block and sat staring at a blank sheet of paper? Tried to think up solutions to a problem, but the flash of inspiration never came? Are your ideas are good but never brilliant? Make Brilliant Work shows people how to achieve creative success despite limitations in their talent, skills, or knowledge. The talk will leave you with 5 essential tools to overcome these obstacles, blocks, and blind spots and fulfil your true potential.
In Make Brilliant Work, you will learn from cutting-edge research in art and design, psychology, and science. The book explores a range of case studies to show how success is not the result of talent or intuition but practical, step-by-step processes. Apply these to your life and work to achieve your goals.
Many of the successful cr... -
Morning Lean Coffee (leancoffee.org) is an open opportunity to discuss Lean and Agile ideas, challenges and solutions with people across organisations but with similar issues and goals.
Everyone is welcome and we usually have a good mix of people from different backgrounds so if you have something you'd like to talk about, or you just want to listen and learn, then please join us.
We will be running this as a Zoom event for the foreseeable future: zoom.us
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Glasgow 2600 meetings are similar to those held around the world. Hackers, crackers, geeks, hats of any colour, technology enthusiasts, hacktivists, and other like-minded folks are most welcome. We do not judge anyone and everyone has something to contribute, no matter their level of expertise.
Unless specified, there are no particular topics or activities set for these meetings, and each one of us is responsible for making them interesting, whether in the form of intelligent discussions or exchange of knowledge. Anything goes. -
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The Future of Work Scotland team are delighted to be hosting the one and only Daniel Mezick, as our final event of 2021.
2022 is sure to be the year of "patterns over practices."
Patterns liberate you and your organization from the tyranny of rigid practice frameworks.
Patterns can be expressed through any number of practices.
Healthy, proven patterns point your organization in the right direction *from the very beginning* and produce the quick ROI that is so essential to momentum and success.
In this session, Daniel Mezick will introduce you to the Eight Liberating Patterns of Open Business Agility.
These 8 patterns are now being used worldwide to generate authentic and lasting business agility.
You can see the evidence with these nine (9) executive testimonial videos here:
openleadershipnetwork.com
So-called "business agility" is actually almost impossible without a focus on patterns, because success with business agility is actually *more difficult... -
Students on the Dfe Skills Bootcamp 12 week Data Science course will be presenting their first projects, please join to ask questions, see what the students have been up to and meet with them.
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Morning Lean Coffee (leancoffee.org) is an open opportunity to discuss Lean and Agile ideas, challenges and solutions with people across organisations but with similar issues and goals.
Everyone is welcome and we usually have a good mix of people from different backgrounds so if you have something you'd like to talk about, or you just want to listen and learn, then please join us.
We will be running this as a Zoom event for the foreseeable future: zoom.us
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Join our new Slack group and become part of the online Edinburgh UX community!
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This meetup will take place online via Zoom (starting 6.30pm).
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6.30pm - Intro & community announcements
Details of talks to follow... -
Glasgow 2600 meetings are similar to those held around the world. Hackers, crackers, geeks, hats of any colour, technology enthusiasts, hacktivists, and other like-minded folks are most welcome. We do not judge anyone and everyone has something to contribute, no matter their level of expertise.
Unless specified, there are no particular topics or activities set for these meetings, and each one of us is responsible for making them interesting, whether in the form of intelligent discussions or exchange of knowledge. Anything goes. -
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The Future of Work Scotland team are delighted to be hosting Stephen Dowling, CEO of ETM based in Australia.
Today we are facing unprecedented levels of disruption with constant challenges to adapt & evolve. Do we think what has got us here will get us to where we need to go in the future?
The COVID-19 pandemic has shaken us all to our foundations. It has poured accelerant on the adoption of digital technologies, and our ways of interacting & working together.
Whether we like it or not our reality has fundamentally changed, and it will continue to change. To survive & thrive we must be open & willing to continually evolve & adapt. To unlearn and relearn whenever it’s needed. Knowledge & skills can become obsolete if our reality changes.
If we continue to rely on prior experience and achievements, old behaviours and thinking that worked well in the past, but now due to changing circumstances, it no longer applies, then we are in grave danger of becoming outdated, and this could happ... -
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Students on the Dfe Skills Bootcamp 12 week Data Science course will be presenting their first projects, please join to ask questions, see what the students have been up to and meet with them.
This is an ideal opportunity to identify possible new hires from the course. -
Morning Lean Coffee (leancoffee.org) is an open opportunity to discuss Lean and Agile ideas, challenges and solutions with people across organisations but with similar issues and goals.
Everyone is welcome and we usually have a good mix of people from different backgrounds so if you have something you'd like to talk about, or you just want to listen and learn, then please join us.
We will be running this as a Zoom event for the foreseeable future: zoom.us
Expanded zoom details below and in event link if needed.
We also use Lean Coffee Table (www.leancoffeetable.com) as our remote Sharpie and Post-it replacement!
Please sign up for a free account and join the board below before the call:
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Join our new Slack group and become part of the online Edinburgh UX community!
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Morning Lean Coffee (leancoffee.org) is an open opportunity to discuss Lean and Agile ideas, challenges and solutions with people across organisations but with similar issues and goals.
Everyone is welcome and we usually have a good mix of people from different backgrounds so if you have something you'd like to talk about, or you just want to listen and learn, then please join us.
We will be running this as a Zoom event for the foreseeable future: zoom.us
Expanded zoom details below and in event link if needed.
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Please sign up for a free account and join the board below before the call:
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The Lean Coffee session will run from 7.45am till 8.45 am but the zoom room will be open from 7.30am for waking up chat so grab a coffee and we will see you there!... -
Join our new Slack group and become part of the online Edinburgh UX community!
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This meetup will take place online via Zoom (starting 6.30pm).
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6.30pm - Intro & community announcements
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Morning Lean Coffee (leancoffee.org) is an open opportunity to discuss Lean and Agile ideas, challenges and solutions with people across organisations but with similar issues and goals.
Everyone is welcome and we usually have a good mix of people from different backgrounds so if you have something you'd like to talk about, or you just want to listen and learn, then please join us.
We will be running this as a Zoom event for the foreseeable future: zoom.us
Expanded zoom details below and in event link if needed.
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Please sign up for a free account and join the board below before the call:
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The Future of Work Scotland team are delighted to be hosting award winning author, writer, teacher and ex-US Marine Don E. Vandergriff.
In this session, Don will explore bringing adaptability and mission command to the work place.
Learning Objectives:
What can our attendees expect to take away from the session?
● How adopting mission command can be used to make a more empowered and adaptive workforce.
● The pandemic has encouraged decentralization, but the missing part is how to develop it? It does not require expensive technology or high end speakers (that actually works in the opposite way)
● How to develop people to enable it. In the book this can be translated into civilian centric methods to teach people how to be more adaptive and empowered
Here some more on our awesome speaker for this session:
Donald E. Vandergriff is considered an expert on Mission Command, Maneuver Warfare and Leader Development using the latest in Learning Methodologies. He is a noted speaker, award wi... -
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