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Re: Aaron's keynote
by Kevin Krammer on Saturday 19/Jan/2008, @15:36

We are being punished.
Rightfully so.

After all it is our own fault for not attending or organizing local release event parties ;-)

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Re: Aaron's keynote
by repre hendor on Saturday 19/Jan/2008, @16:30

Rightfully punished?!?

As if it were my Free Will to not attend! I can not _afford_ to travel from Zürich to Montain View or Hamburg or Bonn or Berlin. But I can afford the YT download....

I'm punished already not being able to afford the travel.

And you wouldn't want to come to any event that I do (dis-)organize... Honest.

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Re: Aaron's keynote
by Kevin Krammer on Saturday 19/Jan/2008, @16:37

First, it was meant jokingly.

Second, a local party doesn't have to be huge.

Third, there is often also the option to persuade others that organizing such a thing would be a great idea :)

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Re: Aaron's keynote
by repre hendor on Saturday 19/Jan/2008, @17:01

Tooooo late to pull out that "persuade-others-that-organizing-such-a-thing-would-be-a-great-idea"-option.

I'll instead concentrate on my "persuade-the-gatekeepers-to-make-the-video-youtube/google-available" second choice. That's not too late.

/me eyes his Gnome-install-CD to backup his former threat and tries to make an impression of resoluteness.

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