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Festival of Inappropriate Technology
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Hemos
on Sun Jun 09, 2002 07:20 AM
from the sounds-like-fine dept.
from the sounds-like-fine dept.
A reader writes " NTK Magazine and Mute Magazine are holding a Festival of Inappropriate Technology in London city centre on the 9th of June. Featuring the Commodore 64 underground, The Classic Amiga Preservation Society, DNSCon, the EFF plus many more talks and stalls. There will also be wired and wireless network access available. The Register will also be there. Should make for a great day, all are welcome!"
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Today? (Score:2, Funny)
Talks on Old Hardware? (Score:2)
Then again, I guess there are some younger folk around who haven't been able to experience the wonder of a C64. I can't wait to read what people have to say *after* the conference.
Just been in... (Score:2)
Can I...... (Score:3, Funny)
Hmm... Not enough time... (Score:4, Interesting)
But then again, considering that the average piece of software takes 5 minutes to load on one of those Commodores... well... maybe I can leave my house now and get there before the show is over...
(As a side thought)
Time required to load GEOS on a C64 - 5 minutes
Time required to load DOS + Windows 3.1 on a 486 - 5 minutes
Time requiree to load WinXP on a P3 - 3 minutes
Time required to load Red Hat on a P3 workstation - 5 minutes...
-Rick
HP calcs.... (Score:1)
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been there (Score:4, Informative)
If any of you go - the entrance is around the back of the building, not on euston road - took me a while to figure that out
Festival of Inappropriate Technology (Score:1)
krneki (Score:2)
dealers, dopers, and risc (Score:1)
Prevents:
This sir is mac bong only slightly used I'm only asking 3.50 (say it like tweefiffy, ok?) I'm trying to save up to buy a origin 2000 [sgi.com] to grow weed in.
Timing? (Score:4, Informative)
From here, trains to London take about 1 hour, but what with getting to the station, waiting for a train (not frequent on Sundays) and getting across London I won't be there until its nearly over.
Mind you, I subscribe to the mailing lists of the EFF and Campaign for Digital Rights. Both are supposed to have stands and neither bothered to tell me about it.
heh (Score:1)
Sure...I'll just whip out my old commie... (Score:4, Interesting)
Sure...I'll just whip out my old commie and surf on over to that site and see what's up...
Oh my GAWD!!!! you can surf [armory.com] with a commodore 64!
Live from the tea lounge.. (Score:1)
Some neat technology here and some not so neat, but it's good to catch up with some peeps..
It's a real shame that the PA wasn't too clear for the Speccy talk..
Timing (Score:2)
Ah well, hopefully this will become a regular festival.
Accommodation... (Score:1)
Supermarket Cards (Score:2)
If only I had known (Score:1)
Blogging it live (Score:2, Informative)
Also, live discussion on #infoanarchy on irc.openprojects.net
I'm there - blogging live (Score:3, Informative)
Wireless Securtity Talk (Score:1)
Basically at the end of the event he presented the "We've had free wireless access for the entire event , and we sniffed this many plain text passwords flying across the open" talk. Silly, silly people.
SSH is your friend.
Good to see a US site reporting UK specifics. (Score:1)
Freeman Dyson rules!
(especially when he shit on just about everything the crowd enthused about!)
Inappropriate technology? (Score:1)
Check out "Fallen Angels" by Niven and Pournelle (Score:3, Informative)
The Best part... (Score:1)
Is there any way that we could set up a big slashdot card swap? My Albertson's for yours.
Carrier Bag Competition (Score:1)
One of the highlites (?) which i unfortunately missed was the winner of the Most Geeky Carrier Bag competition. Can anyone who was there tell me who won? Conversely, what bag would be voted best by the /. community?
Nigel
Photos (Score:2, Informative)
I was there too (Score:2, Informative)
Showing off the soekris [soekris.com] Net4521's which consume.net [consume.net] may be adopting as there weapon of choice.
The french guy with the singing birds and the cybernetic parrot sausage is Paul Granjon from zlabs [zprod.org].
Excellent turnout (Score:1)
Hats off to Dave at NTK [ntk.net] and the other organisers, for all their hard work.
Re:"Festival of Inappropriate Technology" (Score:1)
Re:Who brings their kids to Hooters? (Score:1)
Though the girls might be wondering if *daddy* is gonna bring home a "new mommy.." ;)
Re:AARGH! (Score:1)