LinuxWorld brainstorming

[arao at honnu.com (Anand A Rao)]

David Kramer wrote:

>On Fri, 4 Feb 2005 christoph at linuxsoup.com wrote:
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>>David Kramer wrote:
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>>>It turns out that we will have electricity in the BLU booth (booth 1333, by 
>>>the way), and possibly even internet access.  But what to do with it?
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>>>Ideally, I would like to have a laptop in the booth with one or more Linux 
>>>distributions on it.  Some cool apps and games.  Maybe even Christoph's ski 
>>>video.  Since I'm going to need my laptop for the classes, I can't volunteer 
>>>mine, would someone else be willing to lend us theirs?
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>>IMHO ... all give aways should be stuff one can juggle :-)
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>>I would be happy to loan my movie machine along with the ski movie.  I'll be
>>at the conference the whole time myself and will likely hang at the booth
>>quite frequently.
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>>What kind of security will we have for our equipment? 
>>(both physical and virtual/network)
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>I was going to bring a laptop cable lock, but past that, I don't know that 
>there's any.  If you wanted to bring your computer, certainly the booth 
>will be manned all day.  If you want to leave it overnight, then lets you 
>and I brainstorm offline on how to lock it up.  I'm sure they have 
>facitilties there to lock things up, too.
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>Jerry, that starts me thinking though: What furniture will we have in the 
>booth?  Are we going to have at least a table and two or more chairs, or 
>do we just get an empty box?  If we need to bring that stuff, there's no 
>way I can carry more than I already plan to carry in.
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>I have not heard yet whether we are going to have internet access or not.
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When do we plan to set up the booth ? is it on the morning of 15th or 
the previous day ?

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