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As you might imagine, Internet bandwidth is going to be a primary concern at a FUDCon event. There is almost no hotel that can carry the load of a hacker conference. BYO Internet can have a price tag of close to $5K. An EDU might provide a better connection, but they also would have to be very realistic about their ability to handle 150-200 wireless connections in a fairly contained area. Max and I need to see this explored better on the bid page. Thanks for the work so far, it's a really good start. --[[User:Pfrields|pfrields]] 12:45, 16 April 2010 (UTC) | As you might imagine, Internet bandwidth is going to be a primary concern at a FUDCon event. There is almost no hotel that can carry the load of a hacker conference. BYO Internet can have a price tag of close to $5K. An EDU might provide a better connection, but they also would have to be very realistic about their ability to handle 150-200 wireless connections in a fairly contained area. Max and I need to see this explored better on the bid page. Thanks for the work so far, it's a really good start. --[[User:Pfrields|pfrields]] 12:45, 16 April 2010 (UTC) | ||
== Show us your papers! == | |||
The climate in Arizona is a bit odd these days to try and get a bunch of international travellers into and around Arizona. http://www.nytimes.com/2010/04/24/us/politics/24immig.html | |||
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Internet capabilities
As you might imagine, Internet bandwidth is going to be a primary concern at a FUDCon event. There is almost no hotel that can carry the load of a hacker conference. BYO Internet can have a price tag of close to $5K. An EDU might provide a better connection, but they also would have to be very realistic about their ability to handle 150-200 wireless connections in a fairly contained area. Max and I need to see this explored better on the bid page. Thanks for the work so far, it's a really good start. --pfrields 12:45, 16 April 2010 (UTC)
Show us your papers!
The climate in Arizona is a bit odd these days to try and get a bunch of international travellers into and around Arizona. http://www.nytimes.com/2010/04/24/us/politics/24immig.html