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I made it to JavaONE.

Comments[2] by Dave in Sun

It took just about all day to get here and the last hour of the trip was the worst because I had to spend it in a hot airport shuttle, at the mercy of driver with questionable driving skills and the inability to remember fare that we had agreed upon. I checked into the hotel only to find that that internet access is an additional $14.95 per day. Don't they understand? Internet access wants to be free, or at least I want internet access to be free, unless, of course, I am selling internet access in which case I want it to be expensive. Anyhow, I guess I won't be spending much time in the room anyway. The conference goes all day everyday, the birds of a feather sessions don't end until almost midnight, and there is the whole city of San Francisco to be explored.

I'm in Moscone now, waiting to hook up with my co-workers. I haven't seen any familiar faces quite yet. I've got my laptop hooked up to a wall outlet and a nice JAVAONE wireless connection going. I will attempt to keep up this oh so fine quality blogging throughout the event, but I am not making any promises.



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You are in San Francisco dude. Get ready to the expensive life style!. everything including the food and parking is expensive. Nothin comes free here!

Posted by 68.221.80.83 on June 27, 2004 at 08:46 PM EDT #

<a href="http://www.samjdalton.com/pebble/">Sam Dalton</a> and I are going to the welcome reception at 7pm if you're about. We don't have a piccy of you but you can find us here -> http://images-eu.amazon.com/images/P/186100561X.02.LZZZZZZZ.jpg (4th and 5th from left). :-)

Posted by Simon Brown on June 27, 2004 at 09:09 PM EDT #

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