[Debian-NYC] Our next meeting April 24th 14:00-17:00 @hans place
Ok so ...since geeks need sun (and it has been a cold and long winter)
and they need a/c and wifi, I think Hans' backyard is the perfect place.
If the weather turns sour, I suspect we can also duck into the house but
the weather looks good.
So I hereby declare the meeting place at han's backyard. Perhaps folks
can bring some drinkage/snackage to round things out?
Biella
Hans-Christoph Steiner wrote:
>
> I like drop.io as a location. Or since it is no longer supposed to rain
> tomorrow, I can offer up my backyard, which has power and open wifi
> :-D. I have about 10 outdoor chairs, and a couple benches, but only one
> table. That's what laptops are for ;)
>
> Its near Pacific Standard, 115 Prospect Pl @ Flatbush.
>
> .hc
>
> On Apr 21, 2010, at 10:46 PM, Lee Azzarello wrote:
>
>> I got the drop.io space, as I work there. I'm actually going to be
>> rehearsing at the drop.io space on the 24th for an art project I'm
>> part of. If you would like to take one of the conference rooms during
>> the afternoon, you are welcome to it as long as I can lock up at a
>> reasonable hour.
>>
>> -lee
>>
>> On Wed, Apr 21, 2010 at 4:06 PM, Gabriella Coleman <biella@nyu.edu>
>> wrote:
>>> Pablo Duboue wrote:
>>>> On 4/21/10, Gabriella Coleman <biella@nyu.edu> wrote:
>>>>> Would anyone like to volunteer a place?
>>>>
>>>> If people want to trade time for space (a common computer science
>>>> tradeoff) you're welcomed at my place in-the-middle-of-nowhere. But
>>>> beware of the suburban train fares, it's not only a 35' train ride, it
>>>> is also $15 round trip ;-)
>>>
>>> So no offense but I think we should keep it a location that is easy for
>>> most people to get to :-)
>>>>
>>>> If the day is nice, I vouch for the park on the back of NY public
>>>> library, in 42th street.
>>>
>>> That sounds very nice but I also wonder whether we should have net
>>> access as it might help with our tasks/work.
>>>
>>> Any other suggestions? places? I might volunteer might place again but
>>> am waiting to see whether there also might be another place that works
>>> as well. Who got us the space in drop.io? Can we ask them perhaps for
>>> space?
>>>
>>> Biella
>>>>
>>>> P.
>>>
>>>
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