PyCon on the Charles, part 3

In preparation for their presentations at PyCon US, Jessica, Stephen, and James will rehearse with us! Thanks to Quantopian and EnerNOC for sponsoring the evening.

Jessica McKellar: How the Internet Works [Novice]

This talk is an introduction to the Internet's structure and protocols through fun experiments from the Python perspective. We'll use Python libraries like Scapy and Twisted to explore what happens at a networking level as you surf the Web, how coffee shop Internet access works, and more.

Stephen McJohn: Python's Law [Novice]

Open source software is changing intellectual property law. The talk would cover recent cases on what elements of software may be copied without infringing copyright, the scope of software patents, enforceability of licenses, damages for copyright infringement, and how the network of community support for projects such as Python may be more potent in litigation than a patent portfolio.

James Tauber: ApplePy: An Apple ][ emulator in Python [Intermediate]

ApplePy is an Apple ][ emulator written in Python. It combines emulation of the 6502 microprocessor with emulation of the keyboard, display (including graphics mode), speaker, cassette and disk drive. This talk will provide a background to Apple ][ internals then dive into the Python code and the challenges of emulating hardware.

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  • Kjell Carlsson

    Sorry, can't make it.

    March 7

  • Mary McShane

    Can't make it this time--maybe next time?

    March 7

  • Chad Curll

    The crappy weather has forced me to change my RSVP. Sorry :( Next time!

    March 7

  • Maureen Mansfield, ALM

    pending snow

    March 7

  • Maura Gavaghan

    George Erickson

    March 6

  • David Sturgis

    I may actually show up this time, for real.

    March 5

  • Ali Ukani

    How long does the meetup typically last? I'd like to attend, but I run a meetup group at Northeastern that happens every Thursday at 8pm

    March 5

    • Ryan Lerch

      I went to the Part 2, and each talk went for at least 30mins. There was also about a 10min break between talks for people to re-snack and the next speaker to set up.

      1 · March 5

  • Rev. Johnny Healey

    Can't make it next week. :-(

    February 28

Heroku

Heroku is providing the speaker and after-drinks for our May event.

Rue La La

Rue La La is providing food for our May presentation night.

Akamai

Akamai is sponsoring and hosting the May project night

CustomMade

CustomMade is sponsoring the April presentation night

Carbonite

Carbonite is buying drinks on April 24th

EnerNOC

EnerNOC is sponsoring the April Project night

edX

edX is co-sponsoring the April project night.

Arista Networks

Arista Networks will buy pizza for PyCon, part 2 on Feb 27

ZEFR

ZEFR is sponsoring drinks after the Feb 27th PyCon on the Charles

Smarterer

Smarterer is sponsoring PyCon on the Charles, part 1 on February 25th

Quantopian

Quantopian is buying pizza for PyCon on March 7th

Digitas

Digitas is buying pizza for the February 5th meeting

Kyruus

Kyruus is sponsoring drinks for the January Presentation night.

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