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I gave a presentation at Web414 last night about MilwaukeeDevHouse.
Because I am FAIL! at using office suites, I did the presentation in S5, and it’s called MilwaukeeDevHouse, FTW?
MilwaukeeDevHouse1 will be taking place Friday, March 14th, 2008 at Bucketworks in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Get there around 7PM, stay until you fall over.
Photos in the presentation provided by Scott Beale aka Laughing Squid. Inspiration for MilwaukeeDevHouse courtesy of SuperHappyDevHouse… Thanks yo!
This is the eighth song for the RPM Challenge, it’s called “FAIL!” because that seems to be the thing right now. You should be able to hear it right on this page, using the embedded player below.
You can grab it from Ourmedia or the Internet Archive, or blip.tv, and it’s got a Creative Commons Attribution License. (If you need something else, get in touch with me.)
Also, subscribe to the feed to get all of the audio automagically downloaded podcasting style…
MilwaukeeDevHouse1 will take place March 14, 2008, and we hope to see you there.
Sure, we hope to combines serious and not-so-serious productivity with a fun and exciting party atmosphere, but what do you plan do when you are there?
SuperHappyDevHouse23 just took place, and here’s a few things people had on their TO DO list for it:
I’ve already had one person say “I’ll bring nasty toxic chemicals to etch PC boards and make something” so already, we’re looking at something interesting happening. :)
This is the seventh song for the RPM Challenge, it’s called “Shipwrecked Crew” and I actually sing… sort of. You should be able to hear it right on this page, using the embedded player below.
You can grab it from Ourmedia or the Internet Archive, or blip.tv, and it’s got a Creative Commons Attribution License. (If you need something else, get in touch with me.)
Also, subscribe to the feed to get all of the audio automagically downloaded podcasting style…
This is the sixth song for the RPM Challenge, it’s called “Small Hands” and I had the help of Emma and Maddy on the intro and keyboard tracks. You should be able to hear it right on this page, using the embedded player below.
You can grab it from Ourmedia or the Internet Archive, or blip.tv, and it’s got a Creative Commons Attribution License. (If you need something else, get in touch with me.)
Also, subscribe to the feed to get all of the audio automagically downloaded podcasting style…