My goals are to work w distributed systems & emerging tech. An organizer for "Works with RISC-V" ([workswithriscv.net](https://www.google.com/url?q=http://workswithriscv.net&sa=D&source=calendar&usd=2&usg=AOvVaw3F5bxDGmj039QnpIva6t0B)), he helps promote RISC-V developer relations.

More info to come but for now...From Google:
RISC is a broad design style for computer processors, while RISC-V is a specific, open-source set of rules based on that style.
Core Concepts

• RISC (Reduced Instruction Set Computer): A general philosophy where chips use simple, fast commands that take the same short amount of time to run. Older examples include ARM and MIPS.
• RISC-V: A modern, specific project started in 2010 at UC Berkeley that uses the RISC idea.

Key Differences

• Ownership: RISC is just a concept used by many companies. RISC-V is a free, open standard managed by RISC-V International.
• Cost: Traditional RISC chips (like ARM) require expensive licenses and fees to use. RISC-V is free for anyone to use and change without paying royalties.
• Customization: Traditional RISC designs are rigid. RISC-V lets builders add optional parts (like math or AI helpers) depending on what they need.

MAIN Topic: Linux and the RISC-V Architecture

Presenter:Carl Perry

Carl Perry is passionate about Linux System Administration, Cloud Computing, Cloud Storage, and Network Administration.

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The above should start before 7:15pm CDT
This is PRECEEDED @ ~7pm by announcements, a short Q&A, ...

Those are preceeded @6:30om CDT by a basic tutorial...
BASE Topic: Steganography in Linux
Presenter Lee Lammert , Chief Scientist of OmniTec Corporation

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