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@Ed Manlove: Hi, Ed, I'm looking for info on Mindstorms for my 11 year old. Is there a group in Boston that you know of for kids who work on Mindstorm stuff? Thanks, Velozity
@Shashank Nigam: Hi Shashank! I'm looking forwards to talking about the social good economy and sustainable open source. Good luck in your travels.
-Lucy (ThoughtAndMemory.org)
@Mark Sabalauskas: Hey Mark
I hope you can reach this message I found you on the net, it is nice if I get in contact with you and your family, Well let me know if you found this and please write me
Bernardo Crespo
from Ecuador
bcrespom@etapaonline.net.ec
@Hilary Mason: Hi Hilary. It was nice talking to you that evening. Good luck turning those kids into Internet developers!
@Rod Begbie: Hey, Rod. I love the picture form the stage -- mind if I post it on the Ignite blog with a link to all the other flickr tags?
@Steven Bao: Steve: Glad you liked Windows XP Hacks. I've got a bigger one coming out in a few months, "The Big Book of Windows Hacks." Too bad I missed you at the event; maybe we can connect at the next one. -- Preston
Steve: Glad you liked Windows XP Hacks. I've got a bigger one coming out in a few months, "The Big Book of Windows Hacks." Too bad I missed you at the event; maybe we can connect at the next one.
@Preston Gralla: Can't believe I missed you at Ignite Boston. Great Windows XP Hacks book!
@Andrew Odewahn: Hi Andrew. We talked immediately before the Ignite about Bioinformatics, Asterisk, the book business, etc, etc. It was good talking to you. OReilly did a great job pulling the meeting together. Hats off.
@Ed Manlove: Ed
Thanks for the Dad suggestion for my profile.
Sometimes I'm too busy being a technologist to remember the important stuff.
Bernard
@Andrew Odewahn: Took me a minute to work out why I recognized your name... I loved Routewords, back in "the day"!
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