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Monthly Archives: July 2009
Hacknight 2009 rundown
Oh, what a night! I’m home, have slept, and sitting the garden, typing up this event report.
I started my event day in the afternoon, calling the event site, asking what needed to get fetched from the city. I was tasked with getting the projector for the lasertagging from the activist café in Möllevången, Glassfabriken (Swe. [...]
Death, discussed at the coffee machine
“When you lose your parents, you’ll know you’re up next. You’re mortal. Being mortal sets you free to do whatever you want to.”
“Or, to be the best person you can be.”
Reflecting, that might be the same thing, or it might not.
Preparing a festival: Hacknight
Can you do something for me? I want you to tell your hacker friend: there is a 11 July hacker festival (for free) in Malmö. This URL points you right at it:forskningsavd.se.
Her friend knows others, so then at last everybody knows about it. Good? Good.
Thanks, friend on the web. (If you did it, and [...]
On the town: met a photographer
A man walks with a stick on his shoulder. The stick has gear attached. I get intrigued, and sidles up: “Nice rig. What is it?”
He explains it is a large-format camera. 25cm square negatives! Hands me a business card that points to his website. (Oh! That website has a picture of the wonderful camera, go [...]
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