[Ruby] Finally, a Monthly Meeting Space

Scott Laird scott at sigkill.org
Fri Feb 2 13:40:29 PST 2007


Sounds good to me.  Of course, I've been a no-show for about 20
consecutive Tuesdays, so my opinion probably don't count for much :-).


Scott

On 2/2/07, Geoffrey Grosenbach <boss at topfunky.com> wrote:
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> Back at the dawn of time when the epoch seconds were still in the double digits, Romulus and Remus started the Seattle Ruby Brigade.
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> Shortly afterward, Ryan Davis said something that they took offensively and they moved to Italy where they started a city.
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> In the intervening years, Seattle has hosted RubyConf and has risen to a place of high esteem in the Ruby community. It's even listed ahead of NYC.rb in "The Ruby Way" (I hope Jacob Harris is reading this).
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> Even so, we've been nearly homeless for a while. We'd like to change that by renting a venue once a month where regular presentations can happen. A few local companies have decided to skim a couple hundred bucks off their largesse and rent a few hours at the Seattle Film Forum each month (http://biego.com and http://peepcode.com). We still have to work out the details and make sure that the venue will be consistently available, but it will tentatively happen on the last Tuesday of the month from 7-10 pm.
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> Normal hack nights will still happen every other Tuesday at Vivace.
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> Because of the venue, there will not be Wifi until Geoff gets an iPhone and upgrades to EVDO or whatever that thing is where you can have the internet on your phone. However, there will be 40 comfy seats and popcorn (if we fill the place, we can move to their larger theater).
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> This means that we will be able to have monthly conversations a half hour before the meeting where we say "What? It's the last Tuesday again? Who wants to talk?"
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> This is still in the early planning stages, but what do you think? Is this a good idea or does it conflict with the spontaneous and informal nature of our previous meetings?
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> Geoffrey Grosenbach
> http://topfunky.com
> http://peepcode.com
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