Putting The Cute In... Posted Mon, 25 Jul 2005

What the Hack starts in a couple days and I'm already in the area. It promises to be a fantastic outdoor hacker summer camp.

Howver, I'm a little worried about one thing. It's raining now. A lot. It's basically rained every day in the last week. I feel like that many people, that much electrical power, and that much water is a bad combination.

My plan is to stick with with my friend Andreea. That way if the worst happens, at least we'll be putting the cute in electrocute.

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Heya Mako,
I'll reach WTH on 28th and I'm starting to worrying for the rain...let's bring some waterproof coat :( However I believe it'll be a great event!

see ya in WTH,
filippo
Posted by Filippo Giunchedi at Mon Jul 25 13:17:16 2005
Rain? Bah! Hope to see you there, though. Look out for the LugRadio flag near the British Embassy :)
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Posted by Thomas Hood at Tue Jul 26 03:46:45 2005
Thomas,

I got the same mail and thought the same thing. :) I have not yet ordered my tents from the spammer.
Posted by mako at Tue Jul 26 05:00:31 2005
Add some lighting to that (according to the weather forecasts).

BTW, good job on the ubuntu talk, it was the best presentation so far (which I attented). First presentation nobody left before the end (or was it because of the heavy rain?;))
Posted by spacey at Fri Jul 29 06:51:42 2005
As I only attended the last day, I had to miss your presentation. However, Webwereld (http://www.webwereld.nl/articles/36535) tells me it was amusing, largely because of your headgear.
Posted by Bertram Bourdrez at Mon Aug 1 15:52:39 2005

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