Independence Day

Posted at 12:54 AM on 6-22-08 by Rob T Firefly

Our next NYC2600 meeting happens to fall on the Fourth of July, Independence day. That being the case, we would like to address the question of whether or not there is still a meeting taking place.

The answer is a loud, boisterous “yes!” The meeting is always on the first Friday of the month, regardless of other events it conflicts with.

We realize that many may not wish to spend the holiday at the meeting, but for those of us who will, we have decided to make a night of it. After the meeting, we shall investigate some celebration options. Current discussions with a few regulars have suggested viewing the fireworks, but once there we can investigate any options that come to us.

Whether you’re staying home, coming with us, or doing something else entirely, have a great holiday!

tags: events, fun, meetings

Moving day

Posted at 2:03 AM on 6-19-08 by Rob T Firefly

picPlease pardon any hiccups or interruptions in parts of this site while we move house to a new server.

EDIT: The move seems to be a complete success! We have found a new home with our dear friends at Hello World Web, a gracious host who even had a nice table set up with some cookies and pies for us on our first day.

Grey had the cookies. I had the pies.

tags: site

Apple ][niversary

Posted at 12:53 PM on 6-5-08 by Rob T Firefly

Today is the anniversary of the release of the Apple ][, which debuted on June 5, 1977.

If you’re like us, and we know we are, then this baby or one of its descendants has had a major role in bringing you to where you are today.

Happy 31st birthday, old pal!

tags: history

Telectroscope links us with London

Posted at 10:00 AM on 5-23-08 by Rob T Firefly

Did you know that a secret tunnel has been burrowed through the Earth over the past century joining New York City with London, England?

Did you also know that a massive telescope system has been set up at both ends of the tunnel, giving us and them perfect views of each other?

Be sure to check out the Telectroscope at Fulton Ferry Landing, near the Brooklyn Bridge. It will be operational until June 15.

Coverage:
Gothamist
CNN
Boing Boing
NewYorkers@LJ

tags: events, fun, nyc, wtf

Ha ha ha

Posted at 4:37 PM on 5-11-08 by Rob T Firefly

Caption this!Another round of our photo captioning contest has come to a close, and eldavojohn has emerged victorious.

With every ending comes a new beginning. Proceed immediately to What You Say!! and caption our next photo!

tags: fun, site

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