Hacking at random

We start the wiki-page here, to add some momentum, before moving it to the HAR Wiki….

NOTE: The HAR-Wiki-page is now operational: http://wiki.har2009.org/page/Village:Norwegian_Embassy

  19:16 (@  einarjh ) fishy_: Hvorfor engelsk?
  19:17 (@   rruneh ) Ironisk for en norsk leir. :P
  19:17 (@  einarjh ) Nettopp.
  19:17 (    fishy_ ) einarjh, rruneh: fordi planen er å kopiere teksten
                      verbatim over til HAR-wikien etterhvert...

NOTE: The HAR-Wiki-page is now operational: http://wiki.har2009.org/page/Village:Norwegian_Embassy

Let us try to keep this page up to date anyhow ;)

• What: Hackercamp!
• Where: near Vierhouten, ~90km driving distance from Amsterdam, NL
• When: August 13-16, 2009
• Main web site: http://www.har2009.org/
• Wiki-page: http://wiki.har2009.org/page/Main_Page
• Villages, so far: http://wiki.har2009.org/page/Villages
• Price: 155 euro until 28. feb 2009. Rumored to become 255 euro at the “door”.
• Ticket shop: https://tickets.har2009.org/

Let us set up Village:Norwegian Embassy at HAR!

Basically, gather a group of Norwegians going to HAR, get a flag and a central tent of some sort, some stuff for a local infrastructure, and take it from there.

The idea of villages is self-organization. Most groups coming to events like this are self-sufficient enough to take up part of the more low-level organization, like renting a common tent and doing some networking. Or in some cases organize events/lecures of their own. Since every group has their own interests and ideas this creates a more distributed feel to the event.

Add your name to the list, and it would be nice if you drop some contact info to fishy at lilug dot no so we can arrange.. well.. stuff…

List of stuff that will be brought to make the village…

This is suff that Fishy and Sakarias have added up to a list of “Common stuff for the village”. Hopefully, someone will sprint some monays and help out covering the cost…

Fishy's personal stuff that can be used by more people…

If you are travelling by other means than collective transport, give a hint.

Also, if you do travel by plane/train/bus/chariot, and need to be picked up at a station or something, place a note, and it will probably be fixed alright.

We have aqquired the “harmobile”. The Harmobile is a 1989 Ford Transit 2.0, currently with seating for seven, tho it will most likely be stripped down to five seats to get more packing space.

People riding in the harmobile are: