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| City: |
Princeton |
| Web Site: |
http://www.lugip.org
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| Contact: |
Edward Corrado |
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ecorrado@lugip.org
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| Meeting Frequency: |
monthly
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| Meeting Location: |
Lawrencevile Branch of the Mercer County Library
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| Membership: |
Free of charge
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| Scope: |
Many Towns
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| Comments: |
LUG/IP is a Linux Users Group or LUG. We have no official association with Princeton University, we just happen to meet in the Princeton area and the name looked goodespecially with the play on TCP/IP since in a sense we're just networking...
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