I work at the Capitol here in Austin, Tx, and there are reports that it will be closed down. That is not the case as of right now, but security has been greatly heightened. Although nothing is official yet, I'll just say that I am home now.
Excellent synopsis. Did someone mention 70 people at a LAN party? Ever heard of QuakeCon? last year, there were almost 1000 computers networked. Sponsors like linksys and amd provide the equipment. You can also check out LanParty.com for local parties in your area.
I'm married now (just recently), and as I noticed no mention of "wives" watching Wallace and Crommit, it can safely be assumed that spouses aren't too fond of the environment...oh the good ole days...
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I work at the Capitol here in Austin, Tx, and there are reports that it will be closed down. That is not the case as of right now, but security has been greatly heightened. Although nothing is official yet, I'll just say that I am home now.
Excellent synopsis. Did someone mention 70 people at a LAN party? Ever heard of QuakeCon? last year, there were almost 1000 computers networked. Sponsors like linksys and amd provide the equipment. You can also check out LanParty.com for local parties in your area.
I'm married now (just recently), and as I noticed no mention of "wives" watching Wallace and Crommit, it can safely be assumed that spouses aren't too fond of the environment...oh the good ole days...
Actually, I tested a dreamcast at QuakeCon 2000 with an interchangeable ethernet card (replaces the 56k modem).