Comments on: 2600 Meetings All Over the World Today http://www.gnorb.net/336/2600-meetings-all-over-the-world-today Fiction has to be plausible. Reality is under no such constraint. Thu, 26 Jan 2012 04:13:35 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: ski http://www.gnorb.net/336/2600-meetings-all-over-the-world-today#comment-482 ski Mon, 06 Mar 2006 19:19:45 +0000 http://www.gnorb.net/technology/20060303/2600-meetings-all-over-the-world-today/#comment-482 ahhh, thanks. ahhh, thanks.

]]> By: Gnorb http://www.gnorb.net/336/2600-meetings-all-over-the-world-today#comment-479 Gnorb Mon, 06 Mar 2006 14:20:26 +0000 http://www.gnorb.net/technology/20060303/2600-meetings-all-over-the-world-today/#comment-479 "2600, The Hacker's Quarterly" is a magazine for computer and information systems enthusiasts (aka "hackers"). The writers for the mag also have a radio show, <a href="http://www.2600.com/offthehook/" rel="nofollow">Off the Hook</a>, which is aired in New York (WBAI), simulcast on the internet, and (in this case) was advertising the monthly meeting for the magazine readers and anyone interested in knowing more about the technology which surrounds us today. (You can pick up a copy of 2600 at most major bookstores. Personally, I prefer Barnes and Noble, but I won't hold it against you if you decide to go to Borders instead :).) I've been reading 2600 pretty much since I go seriously interested in computers in 1997. (It's one of the reasons I really started delving into technology in the first place.) I haven't gone to any of the meetings (not even this one, sadly), because for a long time there were no meetings in Tampa, and I just found out about this one in Fort Lauderdale this week. I'll probably make it a point to attend next month's meeting. BTW, you can listen to the previous Off The Hook shows <a href="http://www.2600.com/offthehook/archive_ra.html" rel="nofollow">here (streaming MP3)</a>. “2600, The Hacker’s Quarterly” is a magazine for computer and information systems enthusiasts (aka “hackers”). The writers for the mag also have a radio show, Off the Hook, which is aired in New York (WBAI), simulcast on the internet, and (in this case) was advertising the monthly meeting for the magazine readers and anyone interested in knowing more about the technology which surrounds us today.

(You can pick up a copy of 2600 at most major bookstores. Personally, I prefer Barnes and Noble, but I won’t hold it against you if you decide to go to Borders instead :) .)

I’ve been reading 2600 pretty much since I go seriously interested in computers in 1997. (It’s one of the reasons I really started delving into technology in the first place.) I haven’t gone to any of the meetings (not even this one, sadly), because for a long time there were no meetings in Tampa, and I just found out about this one in Fort Lauderdale this week. I’ll probably make it a point to attend next month’s meeting.

BTW, you can listen to the previous Off The Hook shows here (streaming MP3).

]]> By: ski http://www.gnorb.net/336/2600-meetings-all-over-the-world-today#comment-476 ski Mon, 06 Mar 2006 02:51:15 +0000 http://www.gnorb.net/technology/20060303/2600-meetings-all-over-the-world-today/#comment-476 obviously, I'm a little late on this, but wtf are 2600 meetings? obviously, I’m a little late on this, but wtf are 2600 meetings?

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