Thursday 28 July till Sunday 31 July 2005

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    Announcing the OpenBSD presence during What The Hack 2005
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    Thursday 28 July till Sunday 31 July 2005
    
    All info on http://eurobsd.org/2005-WhatTheHack/

    Hello,

    You might remember us from such mishaps and hangovers like HAL 2001,
    (see http://eurobsd.org/hal2001/), FOSDEM and CCC SummerCamp 2003
    (see http://eurobsd.org/SummerCamp2003/)... Wel, we are at it again. 

    BSD users are invading the What The Hack 2005 event and have claimed an 
    entire field (F) as their little embassy of sanity, lounge and cool beer. 

    This year we'll have 2 tents, a 200 m^2 one for hacking (tables and couches)
    and a 100 m^2 one for sleeping only. There is also a container for
    secure storage of equipment.

    We'll be providing a roof over the head for any OpenBSD user or developer
    interested spending 4 days in a field near Den Bosch.

    Our regards go out to the impressive WtH organisation who secured this
    great location, with real showers (big deal) and REAL toilets (now that is
    a relief compared to the solar heated Dixies...)

    If you are interested in attending this event, please register first with
    the What the Hack organizers using http://www.whatthehack.org/

    Second step is to register your presence in the BSD Village, using the 
    web form at http://eurobsd.org/2005-WhatTheHack/register.html
    
    For any questions, please contact wim@kd85.com
    
    See you on the campground!
    
    Wim.

What The Hack is a 4 day event that takes place every 4 years. More info about What The Hack, including travel info, see http://www.whatthehack.org/

Who will show up:

      
Updated list at 20050802-233627:

Registered 110 slackers

 Adriaan van Roosmalen
 Aldert Hazenberg
 Alexander Bluhm
 Alexander Bochmann
 Alexander von Gernler
 Alexandre STEFANI
 Ana Aires
 Arnoud de Jonge
 Axel Grossklaus
 Benny Kjærgaard
 Berghoff
 Bernd Ahlers
 Boris Meyer
 Camiel Dobbelaar
 Christian Kraus
 Christian Schröder
 Claudio Jeker
 Corentin Plouet
 Daniel Ettle
 Daniel Hartmeier
 Daniel Melani
 David Elze
 Dennis van Zuijlekom
 Diego Casati
 Dimitar Stoyanov
 Eric C. Kuch
 Felix Kronlage
 Filipe Antunes
 HUYGHE STIJN
 Henning Brauer
 Hinnerk Haardt
 Holger Rode
 Ivo Dijkhuis
 J. Lievisse Adriaanse
 Javier Martinez
 Jmp
 Jochen Kunz
 Joris Vink
 Jürgen Fabian
 Karl Sjödahl
 Konrad Förstner
 Kristen Nielsen
 Leandro Spínola
 Magnus Ahltorp
 Marc Balmer
 Marc Xander Makkes
 Marco Pfatschbacher
 Marco Pfatschbacher
 Marcus Glocker
 Marcus Popp
 Maria Skeppstedt
 Marieke Moeller
 Mark Hoekstra
 Mark Kettenis
 Markus Friedl
 Mats Lundqvist
 Matthias Bauer
 Matthias Scheler
 Matthieu Guegan
 Matthieu Herrb
 Michael Kiesel
 Michael Knudsen
 Michael Vicente.
 Michael Zapf
 Michiel van Baak
 Mischa Diehm
 Mischa Diehm
 Niklas Eriksson
 Nikolay Sturm
 Nuno Morgadinho
 Olof Kasselstrand
 Oskar Örnvall
 Otto Moerbeek
 Papet eric
 Paulo Rodriguez
 Pedro Martelletto
 Pedro la Peu
 Philipp Buehler
 Pieter Danhieux
 Pim van Pelt
 Preben Guldberg
 Raimund Specht
 Raymond Morsman
 Reyk Floeter
 Robert Nagy
 Rodger Etz-Brown
 Rodolfo Gouveia
 Rui Filipe Pinho dos Reis
 Sam
 Sanne Hart
 Sebastiaan Frenks
 Serge Basterot
 Silke Scheler
 Simon Kellner
 Søren Hansen
 Thorben Kruse
 Thordur I. Bjornsson
 Tim Ansell
 Tim Kuijsten
 Tobias Rosenstock
 Uwe Stuehler
 Vera Hardmeier
 Waldemar Brodkorb
 Ward Wouts
 Wim Vandeputte
 coll
 csk
 khorben
 mickey
 vanHauser

Discussion on http://undeadly.org/cgi?action=article&sid=20050702092909

If you can't remember what happend at HAL2001 or SummerCamp 2003, see http://eurobsd.org/hal2001/ and http://eurobsd.org/SummerCamp2003/ and

There is a page on the WtH Wiki to add some info about the BSD village, so please use that to scribble down the feedback and plans you have

FAQ

Question: What does a bed look like?
Answer: They are camping beds. Pure basic.

Question: Will it be dark at night?
Answer: We have lights

Question: I don't like warm beer. What can you offer?
Answer: There will be a fridge. You will have the pleasure of getting your hands on various Belgian brew, so bring your drinking money.


Question: Can I bring my own exotic toys?
Answer: As long as it does not need 3 phase power


Question: Will I look out of place if I'm a total OpenBSD geek?
Answer: Like duh. This is a geek event ;-)

Question: Is it true this year there is a no alcohol policy and strict dress code?
Answer: This year there is a no no alcohol policy. You are free to overdress as you like. There is no lake this year, so be a bit discrete with nudity

Question: Is it true Wim killed somebody two years ago after he got woken up too early in the eh morning(??)?
Answer: No comment!

Unfortunatly, nobody has ever heard again from the photographer of this picture.
To avoid repeats of this happening again, this year we have a SEPERATE tent for sleeping.
A silence & darkness only policy will be enforced, even if it means kicking you out of the tent.
And I don't care if you are drunk or that it is raining outside.

Question: Can you host my Linux machines?
Answer: No comment!

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