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Comments · 9

  1. Re:What's the Catch? by ryzvonusef · · Score: 4, Informative · on Egypt Cuts the Net, Net Fights Back

    Also, the number is probably already blocked.

    If you read their comments there are links to other alternatives, including this interesting link that some how uses cellphones[1], and more people are pitching in.

    Also, they have offered some statistics:

    Some figures:

    The first calls arriving from Egypt (code +20) are seen around 19:30. One every 2 or 3 minutes.

    Rarely more than one simultaneous connection. Most are short-term (probably related to the costs of communications).

    Also saw some other sources (Iraq, Algeria, UAE, among others)

    [1]: http://manalaa.net/dialup

  2. Re:Women. by sinserve · · Score: 2, Informative · on Ask the Egyptian Installfest Organizers

    Here my friend

    Here are FOUR more.

    I guess I will have to explain what "woman" means to /.ers.

  3. Re:Women. by sinserve · · Score: 2, Informative · on Ask the Egyptian Installfest Organizers

    Here my friend

    Here are FOUR more.

    I guess I will have to explain what "woman" means to /.ers.

  4. my question by hyperstation · · Score: 3, Interesting · on Ask the Egyptian Installfest Organizers

    where can i get a tshirt with that kickass pyramid logo? :)

  5. Re:marketing by Spy+Hunter · · Score: 5, Interesting · on The First-Ever Installfest in Egypt

    Replying to myself; turns out navigating the site wasn't as hard as I expected; there's enough english to point the way. They posted their flyer in these places, and their text message in these places. They were very organized; their Wiki system of keeping track of where things were posted seems to have worked excellently. The success of this event should be a model for people planning other community events.

  6. Re:marketing by Spy+Hunter · · Score: 5, Interesting · on The First-Ever Installfest in Egypt

    Replying to myself; turns out navigating the site wasn't as hard as I expected; there's enough english to point the way. They posted their flyer in these places, and their text message in these places. They were very organized; their Wiki system of keeping track of where things were posted seems to have worked excellently. The success of this event should be a model for people planning other community events.

  7. Re:marketing by Spy+Hunter · · Score: 5, Interesting · on The First-Ever Installfest in Egypt

    Replying to myself; turns out navigating the site wasn't as hard as I expected; there's enough english to point the way. They posted their flyer in these places, and their text message in these places. They were very organized; their Wiki system of keeping track of where things were posted seems to have worked excellently. The success of this event should be a model for people planning other community events.

  8. Re:marketing by Spy+Hunter · · Score: 5, Interesting · on The First-Ever Installfest in Egypt

    Replying to myself; turns out navigating the site wasn't as hard as I expected; there's enough english to point the way. They posted their flyer in these places, and their text message in these places. They were very organized; their Wiki system of keeping track of where things were posted seems to have worked excellently. The success of this event should be a model for people planning other community events.

  9. They are nerds now! by mattjb0010 · · Score: 3, Informative · on The First-Ever Installfest in Egypt

    Anyone else read this (dsc00836)as a triumphant "Nerds Now" after installing Linux?