RubyConf 2004

[Ian Macdonald]

Hello,

Is there already a tentative date or venue for this year's Ruby
Conference? I have a number of things coming up later in the year and
would like to ensure that I'm able to reserve time for the conference.

Thanks,

Ian
--
Ian Macdonald | That's always the way when you discover
System Administrator | something new; everyone thinks you're
(e-mail address removed) | crazy. -- Evelyn E. Smith
http://www.caliban.org |
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[Chad Fowler]

Hello,

Is there already a tentative date or venue for this year's Ruby
Conference? I have a number of things coming up later in the year and
would like to ensure that I'm able to reserve time for the conference.

Tentatively October 1-3 in Washington DC/Northern VA.

Chad

 

[Harry Ohlsen]

Tentatively October 1-3 in Washington DC/Northern VA.

Damn! I was going to suggest Sydney; it would be so convenient for ...
um ... about 10 of us .

Harry O.

 

[Gavin Sinclair]

Chad Fowler wrote:

Damn! I was going to suggest Sydney; it would be so convenient for ...
um ... about 10 of us .

"It would also be convenient for the hundreds of people who want to
come here for a holiday," he said with a straight face.

But it might annoy the Melbourne folk

Gavin

 

[Ian Macdonald]

Tentatively October 1-3 in Washington DC/Northern VA.

Unfortunately, the SANE 2004 conference in Amsterdam runs until 1st
October and I was hoping to attend that, too:

http://www.nluug.nl/events/sane2004/

If it's not set in stone yet, perhaps that could be borne in mind,
although I obviously don't expect anyone to plan the conference around
my timetable.

Thanks,

Ian
--
Ian Macdonald | Most women look for a man who is tall, dark
System Administrator | and hung some.
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[James Britt]

Tentatively October 1-3 in Washington DC/Northern VA.

Um, like maybe Manasass, by chance?

That could work out real well for me.


James

 

[Paul Duncan]

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Tentatively October 1-3 in Washington DC/Northern VA.

Alright! Party at my house!

Chad

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[Tim Hunter]

Tentatively October 1-3 in Washington DC/Northern VA.

Whoo-hoo! Just a few hours up the road, and I can take a side-trip to
Georgetown!

 

[Hal Fulton]

Alright! Party at my house!

Question -- how far is that from Richmond?

/me wants to visit the Poe museum, no joke.

Hal

 

[Chad Fowler]

Question -- how far is that from Richmond?

/me wants to visit the Poe museum, no joke.

A couple of hours, I believe. The conference will be very very close
to Dulles airport (Attention non-US Rubyists....convenient travel
opportunity!)



Chad

 

[Jim Menard]

Tentatively October 1-3 in Washington DC/Northern VA.

Drat. The first RubyConf in my part of the world, and I can't go. It
would only be a five hour drive, but I have to go to a wedding that
Saturday. I really don't want to attend, but I have to.

Have fun without me. *sniff*.

Jim

 

[Jim Freeze]

Drat. The first RubyConf in my part of the world, and I can't go. It
would only be a five hour drive, but I have to go to a wedding that
Saturday. I really don't want to attend, but I have to.

Uhmm, that wouldn't be your wedding, would it?



--
Jim Freeze
Ruby. The little language that could.

Syntactic sugar causes cancer of the semicolon.
-- Epigrams in Programming, ACM SIGPLAN Sept. 1982

 

[Dick Davies]

Drat. The first RubyConf in my part of the world, and I can't go. It
would only be a five hour drive, but I have to go to a wedding that
Saturday. I really don't want to attend, but I have to.

Not a problem.

Go to the stag night. Take a camera.

 

[Chad Fowler]

Drat. The first RubyConf in my part of the world, and I can't go. It
would only be a five hour drive, but I have to go to a wedding that
Saturday. I really don't want to attend, but I have to.

Have fun without me. *sniff*.

Jim, tell them your dog was sick or something.

Chad

 

[Jim Menard]

Uhmm, that wouldn't be your wedding, would it?

Nope; that was 8 1/2 years ago. This is the wedding of my wife's friend
of 25 years. He's also her current boss and my former boss.

Jim

 

[gabriele renzi]

The Ruby Installer 1.8.1-12 for Windows has been released and is now
available for download from:

http://rubyinstaller.rubyforge.org/

thanks thousand for this!
Just a thing: I notice that the another version of scite that I own
has tabbed view of multiple files, someone knows how to enable that?

 

[gabriele renzi]

sorry, just found:
tabbar.visible=1
tabbar.multiline=1
toolbar.visible=1

 

[gabriele renzi]

.... and
buffers=10

sorry, I'm too dumb sometimes

 

[Paul Duncan]

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Question -- how far is that from Richmond?

/me wants to visit the Poe museum, no joke.

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A couple of hours, I believe. The conference will be very very close
to Dulles airport (Attention non-US Rubyists....convenient travel
opportunity!)[/QUOTE]

International travelers _might_ get a better price if they flew in to
BWI, took the bus to the metro, then rode to DC. BWI seems to handle a
lot of international traffic.

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[Yukihiro Matsumoto]

Hi,

In message "Re: RubyConf 2004"

|Tentatively October 1-3 in Washington DC/Northern VA.

Bad news is this would be a first conference without me.
Good news is that we are expecting our baby on October.

No, its name is not going to be Rite.

matz.