[TriLUG] PhreakNIC 19

[PhreakNIC 19 via TriLUG]

Fall is almost upon us. The air is getting cooler, the leaves are
starting to change colors, and the birds are beginning to fly south.
That means just one thing:

PhreakNIC is coming.

PhreakNIC is one of the oldest non-profit hacker cons in the country,
organized by Nashville 2600 and held annually since 1997 in the
Nashville, TN area. This year we're back at the Clarion Inn and Suites
in Murfreesboro, TN on November 6th and 7th. If you're interested in
attending, more info can be found at http://phreaknic.info.

This year we're offering a good mixture of speakers, from Elonka Dunin's
talk about the Beale Ciphers to Thomas Flatt's talk about his book, The
Eleven-Year-Old's Guide to Linux. Those speakers and more can be read
about at the following links:

http://phreaknic.info/speaker.html
http://phreaknic.info/sessions.html

If you want to do something else at the con, we have other activites
planned, such as the return of Network King of the Hill, more
traditional gaming (Including but not limited to benthemeek's Unreal 99
port-a-LAN), and plans to play board games such as Settlers of Catan and
Cards Against Humanity. Here are some of the extra activities we have
planned:

http://phreaknic.info/activities.html

Want to do more than just attend? Your options range from volunteering
to help us put the con on, to doing a presentation, to being a vendor or
a sponsor. The info you need can be found at the following links:

http://phreaknic.info/speak.html
http://phreaknic.info/volunteers.html
http://phreaknic.info/sponsor.html
http://phreaknic.info/vendors.html


Obligatory social media:

https://twitter.com/phreaknic
https://twitter.com/nashville2600
https://facebook.com/nashville2600