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Thursday, January 19. 2006PHP Conference UK
I am going to speak on the PHP Conference UK which will be held at South Bank University, London, UK on February 10th, 2006. Yes guys, that’s in less than three weeks  php.net has the following to say about the event: “Not bad for 50 quid”, and I think that’s kinda true. Amongst others, book author Harry Fuecks and Derick “the ez photographer” Rethans will be speaking, so register now! The conference will be the first of its kind in the UK and anyone who’s interested in PHP should seriously consider joining us for the 10th. You should, however, expedite your decision - Early Bird Discounts are only on offer until February 3rd. My talk will focus on the Hardening-Patch for PHP, outlining the usual stuff (obtaining it, installing it, configuring it) as well as some real-life demos of what it does and how the patch has influenced the mainline PHP distributions. I will also be available for signing CACert accounts and general networking. And, to top it off, I’ll spend a few more days in London to visit all museums and places I didn’t get around to during my stay over New Year’s. 
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I’ll see you there, I’ve gotten approval from the IT director for a few of us to attend from WAI. Anyway, should be nice to catch up with others in the field.
Funny enough I looked at CACert as solution for MTV’s corporate intranet in my old place. Instead they went with an alternative solution. Anyway, see you there:). |
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