[lug] Report on the Denver Computer Technology Showcase

[Robert L. Harris]

They were tucked in the back by Tech Speach Area 4.  Got ya beat on the
parking though.  $2 for the metter, $15 for the ticket for a 2min expired
meter.

Thus spake Michael J. Hammel (mjhammel at graphics-muse.org):

> Thus spoke Wayde Allen
> > The booth itself was a demo of a corporate networking solution with the
> > computer equipment provided courtesy of SGI, VA Linux, and Compaq.  Philip
> > Cartier (PC) setup the systems so that we had a database server running
> > MySQL, a web server using Apache and PHP, a Samba server, a standard Linux
> > workstation, and a Windows NT system (just in case someone in our virtual
> > corporation couldn't be convinced otherwise).  The electricity to run all
> > of this was paid for by Tummy.com. 
> 
> Strange.  I went down there and walked up and down the isles and never saw
> the booth.  I must have missed an isle.  Sorry 'bout that.  I was just
> heading down to offer some moral support.  Ah well.
> 
> $10 for parking, though.  Ouch.
> -- 
> Michael J. Hammel           |
> The Graphics Muse           |   Democracy is a beautiful thing, except for that
> mjhammel at graphics-muse.org  |     part about letting just any old yokel vote.
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> 
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