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Subject: [9front] hackathon the next: locations needed
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It's time to start planning for the next
hackathon. Anyone able to help us get a
good space?

Hacking typically happens at all hours,
so either good shared accomodations with
a large common space, or a room with 24/7
access is ideal.

If possible there would be someone local
who could accept shipments for network gear,
knows the neighborhood, etc.

The last ones we held were in early Aug;
I think doing it at that time again works.

Once I get a few candidate locations and
times, we'll take a look and pick one that's
fun, accessible, and affordable.