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Debarbie
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oob
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gwingis
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Alak
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JacobDaKung
Sweden130 Posts
On February 28 2010 01:23 Alak wrote: Unless NOMAD can't handle the streaming, yes, we'll be in Johanneberg =) Me and some other friends saw razor TSL in the physics buildning last year soo nomad should be able to handle it. | ||
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Lord_of_Chaos
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grobo
Japan6114 Posts
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Robinsa
Japan1331 Posts
On February 28 2010 17:01 grobo wrote: You have GOT to be kidding me!! not once have there ever been a TL meetup in Gothenburg, no TSL meetups, SC LANs or anything, but now that i moved to Japan there's gonna be a TSL meetup in GBG?! kill me please... Lol, youre swedish?? You live in kyoto right? Do I know you? =P | ||
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grobo
Japan6114 Posts
On February 28 2010 17:40 Robinsa wrote: Lol, youre swedish?? You live in kyoto right? Do I know you? =P Yeah i do, how did you know? :O | ||
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Robinsa
Japan1331 Posts
Nvm what this post said before the edit, I missunderstood. I know it since I read your "im going to japan" blog in late december/early january or whenever you wrote it. Did you study Japanese in Gbg before you went to kyoto? Just curious since we seem to have kinda the same background and ended up in the place. | ||
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grobo
Japan6114 Posts
On February 28 2010 18:03 Robinsa wrote: Nvm what this post said before the edit, I missunderstood. I know it since I read your "im going to japan" blog in late december/early january or whenever you wrote it. Did you study Japanese in Gbg before you went to kyoto? Just curious since we seem to have kinda the same background and ended up in the place. I didn't even see the post before the edit so it's all good  Yeah i studied Japanese for about 1 and a half year in Gothenburg before i went here, A and B course at GU then 6 months at Chalmers. Did you also study at GU? | ||
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Robinsa
Japan1331 Posts
On February 28 2010 18:28 grobo wrote: I didn't even see the post before the edit so it's all good Yeah i studied Japanese for about 1 and a half year in Gothenburg before i went here, A and B course at GU then 6 months at Chalmers. Did you also study at GU? No, I studied Japanese at whitfeldska during 06/07 and 07/08. =) | ||
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Omegon
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meffo
Sweden109 Posts
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lakrismamma
Sweden541 Posts
For us that doesnt get into the Kemi building we need someones number so you can let us in. also PrIT is not a sexmästeri =) Its a PR-förening. | ||
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Alak
Sweden380 Posts
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Kairo
Sweden163 Posts
Also: http://kfkb.se/kommitteer/ | ||
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Alak
Sweden380 Posts
We have a place to be, in the physics department building. Seventh floor, room name fb. The room contains a projector and speakers, but we'll need cables for audio and video, so if you have some, please bring it along with you. If you don't know where it is, or you don't have access, then I'll be there at around 19.00-19.15 or so. LoC will be there even earlier, as well. My number is 0762315538. I might not pick up if you call too early, since I'll be in a meeting before I come to Chalmers. If any F students are coming I'd be grateful if you'd help out with letting people in etc. A good meeting point would be outside the F building in the yard, the one surrounded by F, K and Matematiskt Centrum. If you're unsure how to get there, here are some brief directions from the tram stop Chalmers: Walk to the big open area, under the "Chalmers" sign on the building. Go up the stairs and keep going up the hill. Once the hill levels out you'll pass Gustaf Dahlén-salen to your left. Just past that building there's a glass bridge extended between two buildings. Take the road underneath that bridge and you're there. Simple! See you guys tonight! | ||
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Cell
Sweden23 Posts
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ergoen
Sweden18 Posts
The audio in FB is a bit more tricky, someone has to bring 3.5->2xRCA cables (male-male). Unfortuantely I bought 3.5->2xRCA (male-female) so my cables wont work. For internets: NOMAD/eduroam should be enough, but 3g-access might be nice to have as backup, if someone has usb-modem-thingy that could be useful, although it's solvable using smartphones as wifi-hotspots aswell | ||
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