by Ross Karchner rosskarchner@gmail.com
I’ve lived in Northeastern and Central PA, Rochester NY, and the Washington DC area. I’ve worked in customer support, web development, and IT.
Everything posted on this blog is my personal opinion and under absolutely no circumstances does it represent the views of my employer or its clients, except perhaps by coincidence.
Don’t make me say it again.
This weekend is a pre-Grand Opening "parts party" for HACDC:
Would you eat meat grown in a lab?
It makes me quite happy that Eavesdrop DC posted one I submitted.
Tech Cocktail DC 2 is on April 24th.
11 months ago this week, I published a short email interview with Nick O’ Neill and Frank Gruber about Tech Cocktail DC 1.
This is based on no real information, and includes events and groups I haven’t participated with, but I submit to you that the graphic below is a *reasonable* snapshot of the local tech community, even with at least two notable blind-spots (Enterprise IT and Government Everything).
Also note that the two axis I’ve chosen do not represent any sort of value judgement. I personally find the stuff on the right more interesting, but I’m glad it all exists.
Bonnie Bogle sends word that Downtown Drupal-shop Development Seed is holding an event tomorrow on Google’s Summer of Code 2008:
Congrats to the Blogdigger team, especially friend-o-mine and the Pride of Baltimore, Greg Gershman.
The number of ways to use DC Tech Events has been expanding enough that I suppose it deserves it’s own periodic "Where’s Ross" style post.
This is a theoretically quarterly update on what I’m doing where— although I think I’ve missed a few quarters.
