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Have any of you seen this: http://www.linuxfoundation.org/about/join/individual For $99/yr you can become a member of the Linux Foundation and get a linux.com email address. I would sign up if the benefits were worth it to me. $99/yr for an email address isn't worth it, no matter how neat the domain ;) Something seems a little weird to me about that group anyway. I am having trouble putting my finger on it, but I think it could possibly be how commercialized their site is (anyone catch the ad for the Linux credit card? Heh...) On a related note, what tech societies/groups are you all members of? I am currently a member of IEEE, IEEE Computer Society, IEEE Communications Society, ACM, USENIX, and SAGE. Truthfully, I think I am only benefiting from the IEEE memberships. I enjoy the publications and other stuff I get from them. The others.. I haven't gotten much from, socially or otherwise. I'm curious if anyone else has gotten any use from their memberships because I am thinking of letting my memberships lapse when they expire next year. I guess having them may be something worth it from a resume perspective, but it seems like a waste. Cheers, Ryan
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