A few of the tents on the back lawn of the O'Reilly offices.
Mobile showers for the backyard campers.
Friday night introductory meeting. Well over one hundred people came. Maybe even 200 people. Everyone gave their name and described their interests in three or four words.
Saul Griffith's plastic bike, with LEDs inside the frame.
Trevor Blackwell's Eunicycle. It has a gyroscope in it. I tried riding it. Unlike a regular unicycle, it doesn't slip out from under you, but it's still easy to fall to one side.
Rael Dornfest attempts to ride the Eunicycle. Trevor is holding a leash attached to the cycle so it doesn't escape and run into anybody.
Trevor Blackwell on his two-wheel scooter. I tried this one and it was much easier than his Eunicycle. It was a lot of fun to ride. You just stick your head out and you start moving.
A part made by a 3D printer from Z Corporation,
A 3D chocolate printer made from Lego.
Mena Trott of Six Apart, makers of Movable Type.
Arwen O'Reilly is a great knitter. I took a short knitting for geeks lesson. It's fun!
Another guy learning to knit.
Tom Anderson showed off his homebrew audio equipment.
Setting up a water bottle rocket.
Pumping air into the rocket.
Liftoff!
Cris Benton launching his kite aerial photo setup
The kite and rig in the air.
Wi-Fi antenna with a scope.
Kevin Kelly and Dale Dougherty.
Damien of Carbot
This is the last year you can legally make your own DVR.