X-Git-Url: https://sipb.mit.edu:444/gitweb.cgi/wiki.git/blobdiff_plain/b3b626c1d8e6afaf0fc3abec2b0dc53176f0ea5f..2555e9891dcb21761f19f68ff50d8dde1a595cf8:/hackathons/HackasaurusRex.mdwn diff --git a/hackathons/HackasaurusRex.mdwn b/hackathons/HackasaurusRex.mdwn index 174878c..47a3f77 100644 --- a/hackathons/HackasaurusRex.mdwn +++ b/hackathons/HackasaurusRex.mdwn @@ -19,7 +19,7 @@ A [[hackathon|hackathons]] is one of SIPB's time-honored traditions, where peopl (written by jhamrick) -I think that this was perhaps the most productive hackathon since I came to SIPB (except maybe the Debian bug-squashathon). We got a lot of new people involved in projects, and even got some new projects going! Over 50 people showed up (including some people from Libre Planet), and the office had at least 5-10 people in it starting at 1pm, and going until I left at 4am -- I've never seen a hackathon so populated the whole time. We should definitely do this again! +I think that this was perhaps the most productive hackathon since I came to SIPB (except maybe the Debian bug-squashathon). We got a lot of new people involved in projects, and even got some new projects going! Over 50 people showed up (including some people from Libre Planet), and the office had at least 5-10 people in it starting at 1pm, and going until I left at 4am -- I've never seen a hackathon so populated the whole time. We should definitely do this again! Anyway, here are some of the things that got done: @@ -47,7 +47,7 @@ Given how much work got done, and how many new people we introduced to SIPB duri ## Projects -So you'd like to work on a project, would you? Great! That is, um, the point of having a hackathon. We have a list of potential projects posted to our [[project ideas page|projects/ideas/]]. Feel free to poke around there for something that looks interesting. +So you'd like to work on a project, would you? Great! That is, um, the point of having a hackathon. We have a list of potential projects posted to our [[project ideas page|projects/ideas]]. Feel free to poke around there for something that looks interesting. If you have trouble finding a project, please let one of the organizers know (a particular contact is Greg Brockman, gdb@mit.edu or gdb on Zephyr). @@ -61,22 +61,22 @@ The zephyr class for Hackasaurus is -c hackasaurus. We have lots and lots of prizes and swag. Our prizes include: -* Nom nom lunchbag (2) -* Walking robot pencil sharpener (2) -* Stapler eyes (2) -* Crazy mindbending puzzles (3) -* Dismember me plush zombie (2) -* Star trek interactive tribbles (1) -* Food chain dolls (2) -* The Zombie Survival Guide (2) -* How To Survive A Robot Uprising (2) -* Cable clips (2) -* Interesting screwdriver (2) -* RTFM mug (1) -* Credit Card Lightbulb (2) -* Microsoft Office 2007 Ultimate (2) -* Halo 3 ODST (3) -* Free 3-month X-box Live subscription (1) +* Nom nom lunchbag (2) +* Walking robot pencil sharpener (2) +* Stapler eyes (2) +* Crazy mindbending puzzles (3) +* Dismember me plush zombie (2) +* Star trek interactive tribbles (1) +* Food chain dolls (2) +* The Zombie Survival Guide (2) +* How To Survive A Robot Uprising (2) +* Cable clips (2) +* Interesting screwdriver (2) +* RTFM mug (1) +* Credit Card Lightbulb (2) +* Microsoft Office 2007 Ultimate (2) +* Halo 3 ODST (3) +* Free 3-month X-box Live subscription (1) and there is a lot of free swag generously donated by Facebook and Google. We also have a lot of free food for you, so please eat! @@ -86,15 +86,15 @@ The first person to write an application to populate a database according to the ## Sponsors - + - + - + - + -Google (logo not included due to Google policy) +Google (logo not included due to Google policy) ## Contact