The Return of Nerd Salon

by Scott Beale on July 7, 2007 · 0 comments

Nerd Salon

Nerd Salon, a geekout organized by Jennifer Granick and Annalee Newitz which has been on hiatus since May of last year, returns this Tuesday, July 10th at 111 Minna Gallery in San Francisco. Here are my photos from the last Nerd Salon.

WHEN: Tuesday, July 10, 2007, 6 PM – 9:30 PM

WHERE: 111 Minna Gallery, San Francisco (111 Minna St.)

You’ve heard about it . . .

You’ve yearned for it . . .

At last, on July 10, it’s another crazy night of Nerd Salon! Come out
and socialize with your fellow geeks in a mildly intoxicated manner!
This episode of Nerd Salon brings you:

* The circuit board stylings of Matt Ettus (www.ettus.com), who will be
doing a live demo of GNU Radio, the open source software-defined radio
project (www.gnu.org/software/gnuradio)

* A mind-bending puzzle for you to solve for a very special prize.

This irregular evening of mayhem is organized by your nerd captains Jennifer Granick (www.granick.com) and Annalee Newitz (www.annaleenewitz.com). Come out and have a drink with people who won’t make fun of you for hacking, hating on DRM, copyfighting, discursing on public policy, building nuclear reactors in your garage, reading science fiction, working in a bookstore, arguing about open source software, collecting Buffy dolls, dancing with robots, blogging and/or podcasting, lusting after the iPhone, or getting excited about the new Hulk comic book.

URL: http://upcoming.yahoo.com/event/209727

photo credit: Scott Beale

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