The core of the Hawaii Geek Meet are several local groups that already get together to talkstory and share knowledge.
- Bytemarks: A grassroots community of geeksters with a keen eye on new media, web culture and innovation.
- Cyberpizza & Electronicpizza: "Cyberpizza" is an informal networking forum where people learn about various Internet and cyberspace-related topics. Use this opportunity to meet the people you know virtually and network with people involved in developing business opportunities in Hawaiian cyberspace.
- Emergency Amateur Radio Club: We
will probably show off Radio over IP (GOOGLE: IRLP, D-STAR, ECHOLINK),
Satellite, Space Station & Shuttle communication, APRS, Packet
Radio (PSK-31), HF (long distance) radio, emergency power, stuff like
that.
- Hawaii Association of Podcasters: People who create podcasts, want to create podcasts, or simply enjoy podcasts.
- Hawaii Geocachers: The Hawaii Geek Meet is an "Event Cache" at Geocaching.com.
- Hawaii Macintosh & Apple Users Group (HMAUS): The first and largest Apple and Macintosh user group in Hawaii. Membership is open to all people who wish to share information about computer technology as a tool to enhance lives.
- HawaiiThreads.com: A Hawaii-centric, general interest message board established in 2004 that will be marking its fourth year and holding its annual picnic as part of the Hawaii Geek Meet.
- Manoa Geeks: A diverse
group that meets monthly to discuss "Web 2.0," online entrepreneurship,
the latest buzz, and where this technology is taking us.
- SCA (THLady Meadhbh Eileanach, Barony of the Western Seas)
- TechHui.com: TechHui is a forum for Hawaii's tech community, and those interested in technology ventures in the islands.
Suggested groups:
Is your group interested in joining? Just add your name to the list!
