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If you have relevant pictures from this weekend that you would like either hosted or linked to from here, please let Scott know.
Acidus chose this weekend to publicly announce his latest project, TinyDisk, which allows someone to anonymously distribute files via TinyURL! Check it out the Documentation section at the bottom, where he included the presentation materials from his talk at PhreakNIC.
PhreakNIC is an annual convention held in Nashville, TN. Originally started
as a "hacker convention," it has since grown to include all things of interest
to the technology minded individual, such as sci-fi/fantasy, gaming, anime and
other areas of tech culture. PhreakNIC is organized by the Nashville
2600 Organization and the Nashville Linux Users
Group. There are technical presentations, cultural exhibits and panels,
as well as plenty of socializing.
Presentations and gaming begin at 11:30 AM on Friday
and end on Saturday evening (registration begins at 10 AM Friday).
Get the flyer here. Note that KGhostView does not display the flyer correctly, but Xpdf does (and Adobe Acrobat as well).
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The schedule has been confirmed and is now available.
Passes cost $20 and are good for the entire weekend. All registration is at the door; there is no pre-registration. Speakers get in for free. As per tradition since PhreakNIC 6, there will be some sort of souvenir swag given out to the first 300 paid attendees. Volunteers get a free t-shirt after working their shifts. To sign up online to volunteer, click here.
Todd Lyles has submitted the winning entry (seen above). Thanks to all that entered!