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.
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
Rain? Bah! Hope to see you there, though. Look out for the LugRadio flag near the British Embassy :)
I received this message today which may be of interest to you.
> To Whom It May Concern,
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> Richard Zheng
> Marketing Director
> JXTRADE
> Xia Men Jiao Xia Trade Co., TLD
> No.89, CangHong Rd, HaiCang Xia Men China(361006)
Thomas,
I got the same mail and thought the same thing. :) I have not yet ordered my tents from the spammer.
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?;))
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.