[NCLUG] Hacking session in January

[Quent]

Sounds pretty cool!  What sort of project do you have in mind?

Falling Rock is in Denver, right?  That's a bit closer to my nearly
Northern-Colorado location.

Assuming the date/time works out for me I would be willing to shuttle
people from the parking area next to the Highway 7 exit on I-25.
It would shave about 30 miles off the round-trip from Ft. Collins.
Of course if everyone comes down in hired limos I'd want to hitch
a ride :-)

I have been meaning to look into wireless networking. Anyone have any
tips on PCMCIA cards, PCI cards, hubs/stations or whatever they're called?

	Quent

On Sat, Dec 09, 2000 at 02:37:15PM -0700, Sean Reifschneider wrote:
> Towards the end of the last meeting (after all the light-weights had left ;-),
> we were talking about having a hacking get-together where a bunch of folks
> just got together with laptops and maybe some wireless net and did some
> hacking (collectively and solo).  For those of you unsure of the concept,
> by hacking I'm talking old-school MIT-style hacking, not the-media-can't-
> differentiate-hacking-from-cracking hacking.
> 
> So, anyone interested in doing such a thing?  It'll have to be after the
> holidays for me, but the question of where has come up.  The Falling Rock
> Tap House apparently has wireless net, ethernet jacks, and 120 beers on
> tap.  We could maybe rent some vans and have a couple of designated drivers
> or something.  Also, my time at the Wired Bean last night was nice.  They've
> got POTS jacks, but last night it was pretty much full.  I think there were
> only a couple of tables available when I got there at 10pm.
> 
> Comments?
> 
> Sean
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