Ada-Belgium Spring 2011 Event: 2011-05-22

Ada-Belgium Spring 2011 Event: 2011-05-22

[Ludovic Brenta]

[I realized only just now that this announcement was not posted here
on comp.lang.ada; various lists have received it already. I'm
reposting in a slightly altered form.]

The Ada-Belgium Spring 2011 Event  is scheduled to take place on
Sunday, May 22, 2011 in the Brussels-Leuven area, from noon until 7
PM. For the 4th year in a row Ada-Belgium is organizing this kind of
event, consisting of the annual General Assembly of the organization,
together with plenty of time for social and technical interaction. The
exact location and program is subject to change depending on the
number and interest of people who attend.

The event is free for members of Ada-Belgium; non-members are welcome
but may have to participate in catering costs.

Registration is mandatory; if you would like to attend, please send a
mail to Dirk Craeynest <dirk.craeynest@cs.kuleuven.be>.

Key Signing Party

Wouldn't it be nice if a majority of people used GPG to sign their
email every day so that you could send all non-signed email into the
spam bin? To make that dream come true, please join and expand the
global Web of Trust!

What you should bring with you:

    * an official ID card issued by your national government;
    * your GPG key fingerprint (i.e. the output of gpg --fingerprint)
on small paper slips; a dozen copies or so should be enough.

What you will go home with:

    * signatures from all other participants;
    * automatic inclusion in the global Web of Trust;
    * the ability to digitally sign or encrypt anything you like.

If there is a particular subject, technical or not, that you would
like to discuss, please say so*. You get bonus points if you can
prepare a small informal presentation of your subject of choice. If
nobody else steps forward, I propose another Ada in Debian workshop
where anyone interested can learn about packaging or using Ada
software for Debian.

* The Beaujolais Effect is such a nice subject to discuss that it is
included by default in all Spring Events :)

--
Ludovic Brenta.