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l33tminion) wrote2008-08-24 10:36 pm
l33tminion) wrote2008-08-24 10:36 pm
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Pi-Con Conclusion
The last bit of Pi-Con was mostly uneventful, except for the "day in the life" panel starring Randall Monroe and Cory Doctorow. That was great, since the two have equally geeky but totally different ways of arranging their schedules and getting things done. (Also because Randall Monroe invented the fictional version of Cory Doctorow who wears a cape and goggles and blogs from high-altitude balloons; true to form, he showed up to that panel in red cape and aviator goggles.)
I also played a bit of Soul Calibur 4, which I hadn't seen before, and ate dinner at Tokyo restaurant (despite the deceptively plain exterior, the food was great and the service was impeccable; I highly recommend this place if you're ever in the Springfield, MA area).
The trip home was uneventful, and I'm ready to jump back in with work tomorrow. I'm making good progress with the bug I'm currently on, but I managed to break my box's copy of Subversion. Hopefully I'll be able to recover from that tomorrow and move forward with tests.
I also played a bit of Soul Calibur 4, which I hadn't seen before, and ate dinner at Tokyo restaurant (despite the deceptively plain exterior, the food was great and the service was impeccable; I highly recommend this place if you're ever in the Springfield, MA area).
The trip home was uneventful, and I'm ready to jump back in with work tomorrow. I'm making good progress with the bug I'm currently on, but I managed to break my box's copy of Subversion. Hopefully I'll be able to recover from that tomorrow and move forward with tests.