Meet with other NYC IT Professionals and Hackers. We are gathering this monthly meetup to discuss our DCNYC group that has been formed to bring together minds to talk about building things, solving problems, breaking things and securing our networks. Ethical & Black Hat hacking in today's world is almost one in the same. We want our meetup to be about sharing tips, networking, and talking shop! Come all as this is an open invite to anyone who wants to learn and have fun.

… Section 3 - Surprise Factor: This section is flexible and we try to do different things each time, ranging from topics as diverse as Peer Talk to Hardware Hacking.  

It's Tech@NYU's monthly party! At each DemoDay, Tech@NYU members and other NYC students will demo what they've been working on for the last month in the areas of programming and design. It's a monthly celebration, where Tech@NYU opens it doors to show off what we've been doing. NYC students - if you'd like to demo your latest hack, project, or pre-funding startup, please contact one of the organizers. Past demos have included: A Javascript library for calculus and statistics A remote control fo …

We started the Experience Hacking Dinner Salon for folks to get together for dinner once a month and discuss research findings in the fields of neuroscience, cognitive psychology, behavioral economics, linguistics, ethnography, and sociology to design better and more engaging experiences for our communities, constituents, and customers. We know so much more than we ever have about what motivates, captivates, and excites people, and we should use that knowledge to design better experiences and …

Get together with fellow hackers, tech Meetups from across NYC, and the best APIs around for the first ever tournament-style hackathon at Meetup HQ! Every programming language and platform has its strengths and weaknesses, its devoted fans and its bitter detractors. To celebrate the techno-diversity that makes software programming such a fascinating sport, we're hosting a series of hackathons at Meetup HQ... JavaScript in June PHP in July Python and Ruby in August FINAL BATTLE OF THE BRACES in S …

What is crisismapping? Crisismappers are online teams of people who gather and provide data online to people responding to and people caught up in disasters. Crisismapping has been around for a while, but for most people it started with the 2010 earthquake in Haiti, where all the government and NGO information needed to respond to the earthquake was lost in the earthquake. We created online maps from satelllite images, put SMS and media reports onto an Ushahidi map, got documents into Sa …

@brandhackers is a new york city meetup since 2008 showcasing prominent and rising digital marketing and brand technology opinion leaders. Embracing digital media and creative innovation @brandhackers seeks to keep members abreast of new corporate "hacks" - technologies, innovations and digital disruptive platforms which effectively connect brands to consumers in ways that facilitate commerce.The Meetup calls these brandhackathons.   Have a "brand hack" or rising star and panel idea you'd sug …

@brandhackers showcases prominent and rising digital marketing and brand technology opinion leaders. Embracing digital media and creative innovation @brandhackers seeks to keep members abreast of new technologies, innovations and digital disruptive platforms which effectively connect brands to consumers in ways that facilitate commerce.The Meetup calls these brandhackathons.    Have a "brand hack" or rising star and panel idea you'd suggest for our panels? Forward the following info below to us …

The web as we know it evolves rapidly. New layers are added, of social, collaboration, semantic, interactivity and accessibility.. it reaches across all platforms, from the PC and mobile devices to TVs and beyond. Through the web, we're connected any where, at any time. This group is dedicated to bring developers, designers and thinkers together, to explore the vast opportunities and great potential of the web. We hack together, discuss implementations and design approaches. All on the basis and …

This meetup group has been started because of the challenges I've had of finding Pathfinder and D&D v3.5 players around that are my own age. I know you're out there and are busy with your professional lives and perhaps you have family obligations as I do. The purpose of this group is to initially meet for a bimonthly game of Pathfinder and to escape from reality a couple times a month. I've had the books for two years now & I've kept putting off this group because other things just keep coming u …

Hudson County's newest hackerspace. Check us out at 38 Jackson St. in Hoboken or online at Makerbar.com. Tweets: @Makerbar IRC: #makerbar on irc.freenode.net mailing list: http://groups.google.com/group/MakerBar

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We meet informally to share information about robotics technologies, projects, resources, and opportunities. Please join us!

SilverStripers in NYC get united and start networking. Talk open source CMS and Framework. Join if you are using the SilverStripe CMS or think about using it. The stats tell me there are more of you out there then you think. Join now and tell me if you are even interested in running the meetup.

nyhacker is a non-profit connector and mentorship organization led by hackers, for hackers. Our mission is to sustain and grow a hacker culture through shared resources, mentorship, programming, and opportunities. Please use this group to propose and organize your own nyhacker events and programs. If you need funding, volunteers, help, or anything else email us at brandon@nyhacker.org.   tl;dr -- free events, pizza, beer, jobs, and funding for hackers (by hackers).   Please Note: Our events …

Are you a hacker, designer, or startup founder? Do you like playing ping pong? Then this is the group for you. We get together to talk about tech startups, discuss our latest software hacks, or get UI design advice; all over friendly games of table tennis.   FAQ: Q: Why only founders, hackers, and designers? A: So we all have something in common Q: What if I suck at ping pong? A: That's ok. Noone's going to make fun of you. Everyone sucked at some point, right? Q: Do I need to bring my own ping …