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Front row of tables

From left to right, facing the stage

Table 1

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Ann McMeekin (pixeldiva)

Kate Bolin (katemonkey)

Michela Ledwidge (.M.)

Table 2 (We have the orange pointing hand thingy)

Jamie van Dyke

Peter Cooper

Geir Freysson

John Billings

Andrew Savory

Tim Nash

Table 3 (rocking just left of the whiteboard)

Tom Scott

Alistair MacDonald

Graham Sutherland

Adam Cohen-Rose

Cristiano Betta

Table 4

Gervase Markham

Mark Berry

Manar Hussain

Martin Kleppe

Simon Harriyott

Etienne Pollard

James Cronin

Table 5

Robert "Leeky" Lee-Cann

Caz Mockett

Sheila Allen

Glyn Wyntle

Martin Sarini

Second row

Table 1

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Table 2

Table 3

Amelia (camel)

Leon Brocard

Leo Lapworth

Tom Insam

Edward Betts

Table 4

Table 6 (nearest beanbags - all Mac table)

James Aylett

Josh Russell

David Dorward

Marco van Hylckama Vlieg

Neil Crosby

Steven Webster

Ed Eliot

Dave Stone

Aral Balkan

Niqui Merret

Back row

Table 1

Table 2

Table 3

Julian Bond

Table 4 (Second Life Hacks Table)

Jim Purbrick (Babbage Linden)

Chris Mahoney (Christopher Linden)

People who are BUCKING the SYSTEM

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This is the ARCHIVED wiki for Hack Day London, frozen sometime in mid-June 2007.

FAQ (Edit this)

Updated 6th June with new answers from Tom Coates

When is it?

Saturday 16th and Sunday 17th June. Doors open 9am at the Palm Court entrance of Alexandra Palace. Talks are from 10 until 2, when the hacking begins. Hacking finishes 2pm on the Sunday with presentations starting at 3pm - huge gig with very cool band starts at 7pm and we'll be all done by 9pm.

How do I get to Ally Pally?

Official directions Google Map with walking route and local facilities (note: there are nearer facilities in Muswell Hill available by walking west through the park that are not on this map)

By train or Tube

From Kings Cross

It's recommended to take the First Capital Connect to Alexandra Palace. Trains are every 15 minutes, the station is closer to the Palace than the Underground stop, and it's quicker and only a little more expensive than taking the Tube! You must buy a ticket before you board. Once you arrive, follow the walking route or catch the W3 bus from just outside the station.

From other Tube stations in London

Take the Piccadilly Line northbound to Wood Green, then follow the walking route or catch the W3 bus from just outside the station.

By car

Use the official directions. There's ample parking space at Ally Pally but if you have a car / motorbike with an alarm you'll want to park as far away from the transmitter as possible as it interferes with them - parking attendants will direct you to a space. Park near the Palm Court entrance if you don't want a long walk.

Food and drink?

Sandwiches, fruit and pizza will be supplied. There's a pub on site as well where people can go for a drink, but you almost certainly won't be able to bring that booze back into the main hall. There'll be a bunch of bottles of water.

What should I bring?

Laptop. Power cord. Sleeping bag, toiletries etc if you're staying the night. Maybe a few bits of emergency sugar! Add your thoughts here.

Sleeping spaces?

Available, bring your own sleeping bag. There'll be plenty of soft bits for you to pull up on but we'll also be curtaining off a section of the hall where you can get a bit of quiet. Sanitary arrangements: there are a lot of loos and sinks, but it's unlikely that there are any showers. Camping outside is not allowed.

Wifi?

Free and available, but bring your own computer. Wi-Fi will only be available in the West Hall where the main event is.

Plug adaptor for laptop?

Do i need a plug adapter for my laptop? How are the plugs in UK?

The plugs are three-pin, providing 240v. You may need an adaptor to make whatever plug you have look like this .

Where's the nearest...

...newsagent and chemist?

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Where Are You

Front row of tables

From left to right, facing the stage

Table 1

Table 2 (We have the orange pointing hand thingy)

Table 3 (rocking just left of the whiteboard)

Table 4

Table 5

Second row

Table 1

Table 2

Table 3

Table 4

Table 6 (nearest beanbags - all Mac table)

Back row

Table 1

Table 2

Table 3

Table 4 (Second Life Hacks Table)

People who are BUCKING the SYSTEM

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This is the ARCHIVED wiki for Hack Day London, frozen sometime in mid-June 2007.

FAQ (Edit this)

Updated 6th June with new answers from Tom Coates

When is it?

How do I get to Ally Pally?

By train or Tube

From Kings Cross

From other Tube stations in London

By car

Food and drink?

What should I bring?

Sleeping spaces?

Wifi?

Plug adaptor for laptop?

Where's the nearest...

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