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Date: Tue, 10 Jul 2012 08:32:25 -0400
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Subject: Re: ACEU Venue Visit - Thursday 26th July
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> - Internet capacity (actual not claimed - my experience is they are
> often wildly different - especially when hit with 300 bandwidth hungry
> hackers)

Lots of detail here:
How much bandwidth, how many Access Points, etc. Basically we need to
know can and if we need to supplement the number of APs.

> - power provision

Esp if the venue has a plethora of extension cords and powerstrips, or
whether we need to acquire some.
Most venues aren't used to geek crowds, and don't understand 1-2
powerstrips per table.

Policies on outside food vendors.

Where do we go when the main venue kicks us out for the night?


--David