A pleasant meeting in the Fountain, attended by Rob, Daniel, Simon, Ted, Kirsty and Adam. A penguin was present, as was lots of very interesting conversation about wireless internet, open source hardware etc etc (over a game of cards :). We met at 7pm (well, a bit after 7 for most of us - sorry Rob and Daniel!) and did not adjourn till after 10.30pm so it was a good night out! /Kirsten
On Wed, 2003-10-29 at 23:41, Kirsten Naylor wrote:
A pleasant meeting in the Fountain, attended by Rob, Daniel, Simon, Ted, Kirsty and Adam. A penguin was present, as was lots of very interesting conversation about wireless internet, open source hardware etc etc (over a game of cards :). We met at 7pm (well, a bit after 7 for most of us - sorry Rob and Daniel!) and did not adjourn till after 10.30pm so it was a good night out!
It was nice to meet Simon and Ted at last. The conversation was indeed nice and geeky, I think adding the deck of cards to the mix helped to fill any awkward silences a bunch of geeks often end up generating, albeit not trying to do so ;-) Rob and I arrived at 7 and left around 9:15 due to needing to do stuff at home, but it was a lovely evening. I'm all for making this a more regular thing for the Ely/Nr-Ely crowd. Perhaps every two or three weeks would be good. Admittedly it'd be nice if we could get a venue to have a talk etc, but just making sure there's face2face socialising within the LUG is a good thing. D. -- Daniel Silverstone <dsilvers@digital-scurf.org> Digital-Scurf
On 2003-10-29 23:41:31 +0000 Kirsten Naylor <wildduck@wildduck.org.uk> wrote:
A pleasant meeting in the Fountain [...]
Sounds great. I'm sorry that I couldn't be there today. I'd like to get meetings in King's Lynn going again, maybe fitting in between Ely ones. Can anyone in West Norfolk please email me off-list and we'll fix a time and place? I'll put an appeal out on announce too RSN. -- MJR/slef My Opinion Only and possibly not of any group I know. Please http://remember.to/edit_messages on lists to be sure I read http://mjr.towers.org.uk/ gopher://g.towers.org.uk/ slef@jabber.at Creative copyleft computing services via http://www.ttllp.co.uk/
MJ Ray wrote:
On 2003-10-29 23:41:31 +0000 Kirsten Naylor <wildduck@wildduck.org.uk> wrote:
A pleasant meeting in the Fountain [...]
Sounds great. I'm sorry that I couldn't be there today.
I'd like to get meetings in King's Lynn going again, maybe fitting in between Ely ones. Can anyone in West Norfolk please email me off-list and we'll fix a time and place? I'll put an appeal out on announce too RSN.
With the mention of a potential Kings Lynn meeting, its time for me to de-lurk and introduce myself. I live in Swaffham and have done since June last year. I am a freelance IT architect and primarily run Linux (mixture of SUSE and Debian) on my machines with the exception of my laptop (Suse/XP dual boot) and an XP development machine. I have been a Linux user on and off since 93 and a Unix/Minix user since 86 but most of my professional experience has been with MS Windows Why do I use Linux? I have always preferred the flexibility and stability of *nix compared to the MS platform and the accessibility and availability comapred to the Mac. I like free beer and applaud free speech too. I am currently working with/for IBM and read the recent Prodigy advert thread with interest, and for those of you that are interested in IBMs involvement with Linux, there is a newsletter that you can subscribe to at http://www.ibm.com/linux/linuxline. Cheers. Chris.
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