Re: Who's up for Hack Night(s)?

Streets might be a good, central option. Panera serves up great wifi and OK
Java.

On Wed, Feb 27, 2008 at 9:29 AM, Harold Meder <[email protected]>
wrote:

> I would be interested in joining in  ...  but shouldn't we be going
> somewhere that serves some real Java?  What about Port City Java up in
> Durham?  Too far north?
>
> I like the Panera idea.  Somewhere in RTP would work well.  Neomonde would
> be an interesting option.  We can move the tables around there and, one day
> soon, we could sit outside too.
>
> What about Streets of South Point?  There is a Panera and a Bear Rock Cafe
> there.
>
>    Harold.
>
>
> On Wed, Feb 27, 2008 at 1:17 AM, Phillip Rhodes <[email protected]>
> wrote:
>
> > So we've been talking lately about doing things to foster
> > more of sense of community amongst us Tri-JUG'ers... and we
> > have done some stuff... the IRC channel, having a couple of
> > "Tri-JUG lunches" etc.  But one thing we haven't (to the
> > best of my knowledge) done is something that the Ruby guys
> > seem to have a lot of fun with... hack nights!
> >
> > So what is "hack night?" Well, it's pretty much exactly what it sound
> > like... a bunch of us get laptops, head to a pub or restaurant or
> > somewhere that has some combination of free wifi, beer, coffee, food
> > (ideally all of the above!) and spend some indeterminate period of thing
> > hacking code, playing with new stuff, arguing over the merits of the
> > various "closures for java 7" proposals, share ideas, debate the merits
> > of Java vs. Ruby, Dylan, Lisp, Prolog, Python, Perl, PHP, Fortran, etc.
> > and just generally have a geeky fun time.
> >
> > So, who's in, at least tentatively? And any suggestions for
> > a location and time?  I'll throw out the High Park Pub
> > over on East Whitaker Mill Rd as an option.  They do have
> > food, beer, coffee (no special coffee drinks, just plain coffee, but
> > hey, it's got caffeine) and free wifi; and it's not usually too crowded
> > on weeknights unless there's a game on that's of special significance
> > locally.  The downside is that power outlets can be hard to come by
> > and they do allow smoking.  Better suggestions welcomed...
> >
> >
> > TTYL,
> >
> > --
> > Phillip Rhodes
> > Chief Architect - OpenQabal
> > https://openqabal.dev.java.net
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> >
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