[lug] Social: Hacking get-to-gether, Sunday Jan 28, Denver

[D. Stimits]

Sean Reifschneider wrote:
> 
> Wherever there's beer to be drunk, we'll be there.
> Wherever there's code to be hacked, we'll be there.
> Wherever there are women who couldn't care if we were there or not,
>                 we'll be there.
> 
> Sunday, January 28th from Xpm unti Ypm (Lynn will have to give us an
> expert opinion on "prime times") we will be getting together at the
> Falling Rock Tap House in Downtown Denver.  Some of us are going to
> be working on the registration software for TheCLIQ (March 30th,
> don't forget).  Have a project you'd rather work on?  Head on
> over...  Maybe you can find somone who wants to join in.

Out of curiosity, is this place one of the category "internet/cyber
cafe"? Is this the kind of place where people would normally expect to
go and find Internet connections? Do they actually have computers there,
or connections for people that bring their own?

> 
> If you're interested, please contact me and I'll make sure the word
> gets out to everyone.
> 
> The Falling Rock has N beers on tap, and apparently fairly good network
> connectivity.  If anyone is actually thinking of being so two-minutes-ago
> as to bring a full desktop machine instead of a laptop, let me know
> and I'll find out wether that's feasable.  We'll probably have networking
> for Webgear 2Mbps wireless cards and 802.11(b).
> 
> Sean
> (Lynn, please make sure this gets to CLUE)
> --
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> Sean Reifschneider, Inimitably Superfluous <jafo at tummy.com>
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