Regarding FUDCon's Friday Hackfest

[Max Spevack]

This is kind of amusing....  so the Friday hackfests for FUDCon are at 
the "State Club" which is on NCSU's campus.  It's a really nice building 
with meeting rooms, a very nice lunch that you will partake in, etc. 
You'll love it, really.

Turns out though, that there is a "no jeans, no shorts" dress code.  So 
for all of you hackers -- bring a pair of khakis with you.  If you 
wanted to wear a polo shirt, that would really knock their socks off. 
:)

The actual Saturday FUDCon and Sunday hackfests -- clothing required, 
but that is all.

Thanks,
Max

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[John W. Linville]

On Wed, Jan 09, 2008 at 09:41:27AM -0500, Max Spevack wrote:
> This is kind of amusing....  so the Friday hackfests for FUDCon are at 
> the "State Club" which is on NCSU's campus.  It's a really nice building 
> with meeting rooms, a very nice lunch that you will partake in, etc. 
> You'll love it, really.
>
> Turns out though, that there is a "no jeans, no shorts" dress code.  So 
> for all of you hackers -- bring a pair of khakis with you.  If you 
> wanted to wear a polo shirt, that would really knock their socks off. 
> :)

Not amusing at all, really.  Ridiculous is a better word.

Did this really get sent on Wednesday?  The mail headers say Friday,
which is a bit late for notification of a dress policy.

I "only" live 45 miles away -- what about those who traveled much
farther without realizing the need for special attire?

Don't be surprised if you don't see me.

John

[Jon Stanley]

On Jan 11, 2008 9:06 AM, John W. Linville  wrote:
> Did this really get sent on Wednesday?  The mail headers say Friday,
> which is a bit late for notification of a dress policy.

Yes, I received it on Wednesday.  I agree that today would have been a
little late :)  I'm not going today either, as there's no value that I
could add (and my flight isn't til later this evening) :)  But see
everyone tomorrow! :)

[Jesse Keating]

On Fri, 11 Jan 2008 10:31:44 -0500
"Jon Stanley"  wrote:
> Yes, I received it on Wednesday.  I agree that today would have been a
> little late :)  I'm not going today either, as there's no value that I
> could add (and my flight isn't til later this evening) :)  But see
> everyone tomorrow! :)

We tried to start a bug triage session today... Guess we'll do it
Sunday.

[Jesse Keating]

On Fri, 11 Jan 2008 09:06:52 -0500
"John W. Linville"  wrote:
> Not amusing at all, really.  Ridiculous is a better word.
>
> Did this really get sent on Wednesday?  The mail headers say Friday,
> which is a bit late for notification of a dress policy.
>
> I "only" live 45 miles away -- what about those who traveled much
> farther without realizing the need for special attire?
>
> Don't be surprised if you don't see me.

Turns out they didn't enforce this.  I'm sitting at the hack fest in my
jeans.

[Jeffrey Ollie]

On 1/11/08, John W. Linville  wrote:
> Did this really get sent on Wednesday?  The mail headers say Friday,
> which is a bit late for notification of a dress policy.

Seems like the message got stuck in a queue at RH for a couple of days:

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