What about public terminals for Internet access? On Sun, 13 Jul 2003, Philippe 'BooK' Bruhat wrote:
> YAPC::Europe in Paris > (ir)?regular newsletter, issue 8 > July 13, 2003 > > Bonjour, > > The conference is now in less than two weeks time. We have a rough > estimate of how many of you are coming (about 190). We now need to count > more precisely; that's why you really should purchase your ticket now > if you plan to come. It will really help us, you know. :-) > > T-shirts are being printed as I type this, the final count is 260. > We apologize in advance to the 261st attendee; you won't have a T-shirt. > > All speakers should finalise their proceedings (in POD) as soon as possible > and send them to [EMAIL PROTECTED] > > We have finally (and regretfully) decided not to provide printed > proceedings, due to time and especially budget constraints. We will of > course provide proceedings in PDF, at least a few days before the > conference, so that most of you will be able to download them. They'll > also be available in HTML from the web site. We wish it could have been > otherwise, but we simply don't have the money. And time is running > short. > > Onto a happier note, net access. The wifi access is being worked on, > and the first tests are quite positive. Remember to pack your wireless > gear. We will also have old-fashioned access with wires and stuff, so > bring long RJ-45 cables if you need to be tethered to a switch. > > Philippe 'BooK' Bruhat, > for the Paris organisation team > > -- > Philippe "BooK" Bruhat -- YAPC::Europe 2003 - http://yapc.mongueurs.net/ > > None suffer so much in a war as those who strive to end it. > (Moral from Groo The Wanderer #51 (Epic)) >
