The SDF Public Access UNIX System  presents ..
<h3>-=- The Interim Computer Festival -=-</h3>
<li> <b>Where</b>: Intraspace 3100 Airport Way S, Seattle WA 98134
<li> <b>When</b>:  September 30th and October 1st from 10am to 6pm
<li> <b>Price</b>:  Free, donations greatly appreciated<p>
2 days of retrocomputing and homebrew fun featuring exhibits<br>
and demos from the collector community.<p>
<i>Exhibitor, Demo/Speaker and Volunteer registration is</i> <b>CLOSED</b><br>
(<i>Visitors to the event do not need to register</i>)<p>
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<h4>Friday, September 29th</h4>
<li> 16:30 - Exhibitor setup begins - Volunteer huddle
<li> 21:00 - Exhibitor setup ends
<h4>Saturday, September 30th</h4>
<li> 08:30 - Exhibitor setup resumes - Demo/speaker signup available 
<li> 09:45 - Volunteer huddle
<li> 10:00 - Doors open!
<li> 11:00 - Welcome Announcements
<li> 18:00 - Day one ends
<li> 18:30 - Group dinner possible at Orient Express 2963 4th Avenue S
<h4>Sunday, October 1st</h4>
<li> 09:00 - Exhibitor / Volunteer access - Demo/speaker signup available
<li> 10:00 - Doors open!
<li> 17:00 - Closing Announcements
<li> 18:00 - Day two ends
<h4>Lanyard colors</h4>
<li>Green - Volunteers and Helpers
<li>Black - Exhibitors/demo/speakers
<li>Silver - SDF Museum BOOTSTRAP members
<h3>14 Exhibits, 4 Demo/Speakers and 10 Volunteers</h3>
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Name: Aidan K. Wiggins
I'd be happy to help in any capacity.
Power Requirements: food and water (sarcasm, but I would also take food and water if present)
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I have what is likely the only preserved server out of Freenode's early bare metal fleet with a researched and documented history if its service. 
I can possibly run an IRC server on it live, if so power requirements would be 3 plugs (1 will do if I can bring a power strip), max draw at 120v will be less than 400w, so I can also run a small EdgeRouter to tunnel the IRC to a public facing address) as it's fairly light, otherwise no power required as a static display. Ethernet would be required in a running configuration
see: https://alyx.sh/posts/artifact-zelazny/
A second table would be ideal, as I also have a several prototype, concept and unreleased things from Hewlett Packard.
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Hi, I'm Shaun of the "Cursed Silicon" YouTube channel
I've got a couple machines I'd be happy to exhibit, depending on interest.
- I own and operate the "worlds fastest" Win98 PC as seen on YouTube. It contains a ton of 1990's and early 2000's games that are a lot of fun to play with. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YETxI4rA_gs
I've got a bunch of PowerPC era Power Macs (two G4 MDD's, a G5 Dual Processor and an Xserve G4 and *possibly* a working G5 Quad depending) I'd love to demo playing games or something together (StarCraft anyone?)
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- One chair
- Table or two (these machines are quite large!)
- Standard 120V power strip or extension cord (can bring own cords power strip)
If internet (wired or wireless) is an option I can also bring a switch and get them rigged up to the web with some tricks
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My name is John Ball. I'm a Canada-based computer collector who has for a number of years been collecting and working with computers from the British company Apricot Computers, or ACT for short. While for the most part only being MS-DOS compatible machines they were a departure from typical 80's computers in their designs were not matched by anyone for their sharp edges, contrasts and design language. I will be looking to display three or four machines form their timeline through the mid-80's: the Apricot PC XI, the Apricot F1, the Apricot Portable and the Apricot Xen-i.
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Hello, I'm Stephen Jones and I will be exhibiting a remote systems of SDF.ORG
The exhibit will make use of two AT&T 605 terminals which were part of an older
3B2/500 incarnation of the SDF Public Access UNIX System.
Power usage should be 1 to 2 amps
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Your name and organization/club (if relevant)
A description of your exhibit, demo and/or how I'd like to help.
(Please provide table, chair and power requirements)
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Dennis Kibbe, Mesa Community College, Mesa, Arizona. I made my airline reservations today. Arriving Friday and leaving on Monday. Just need to find a place to stay.
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I'm Josh Dersch and I'd like to demonstrate an SGI IRIS 2400T Workstation.
15A power would be lovely to have to cover everything.
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My name is Gene Buckle and I'd like to show how I image 3.5", 5.25", and 8" diskettes using an AppleSauce disk imaging tool. I've also got a bound book scanner that I'd like to display.
A six foot long table would be adequate, but an 8 foot table would be better. :)
I'd only need a single chair and a power strip for feeding the computer & various power supplies needed for the setup.
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Hello! I`m Nicholas, an individual collector in West Seattle. I'm located near the event and I would love to share some of my Japanese 8-bits if there is room for me! I have a few MSX systems and some fun ideas for an exhibit (games, demos, music, graphics tablet/printer, photo digitization with an old security camera). I would probably not require more than one or two tables with a couple of seats for using the machines and no special power requirements. I keep a small list of my MSX stuff specifically at the link below and it's what I'd be able to bring to the event.
https://tangent.space/msx-collection.htm
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My Name is Jason Howe.
I'm bringing an Alpha Syntauri Synthesizer. A software synth which uses an Apple II as a host system. 8-note polyphony, waveform creation and a 16-track sequence...in 1982! Also can demonstrate the recently recovered Composer's Assistant package, which will analyze your recording and print out a score!
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I'm Jason Perkins, and I'd like to demo Xerox Viewpoint - the follow up to the Star GUI. I'll have both a Xerox 6085 Daybreak, and a PC running GlobalViewWin with the software. 
I'll also demo using the Dodo emulator on a modern PC to provide network services to the Xerox systems.
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I'm J.P. McGlinn and I like old Unix systems from Silicon Graphics and Sun Microsystems. I help organize the Seattle Retro-computing Society meetings in Kirkland. Visit https://www.seattleretrocomputing.com for details about this local group with meetings on the 4th Saturday monthly.
I would like to bring either a couple Sun workstations or one or two SGI systems.
I need between 4 and 6 feet of table, a chair, and between 4-8 amps at 120v, either NEMA 5-15R or L5-20R. I can bring my own power distribution and extension cords if outlets are far away as long as I know ahead of time.
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Your name and organization/club (if relevant)
Mark D. Overholser ( no club )
A description of your exhibit, demo and/or how I'd like to help.
Tandy Color Computer, Apple ][ and Commodore C64/SX-64 networking and Network Games
(Please provide table, chair and power requirements)
A Table or Two, two chairs and 20 Amps 120VAC preferred.
I see WiFi is available at the site, an Ethernet Drop would be a little easer for me..
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I would love to volunteer in memory of Unixmito, who is no longer with us and would have loved to go. I can't currently carry anything large due to surgery but would love to help with setup/tear down and other kinds of support if needed, especially (and including) moral support and making sure everyone is fed and hydrated :)
- Mold / Vivituringenio / Maxwell Turpin
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Michael Brutman
At a minimum I can volunteer to help things run smoothly.
I can also be talked into a doing a talk on the horrible lessons learned while writing networking software for DOS.
And if you are really desperate, I have a stash of PCjrs that can do silly things.
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Rob Carnegie
Chilliwack Retro-Computing Club
Chilliwack BC Canada 
I would like to bring a non-commercial exhibit of vintage and retro systems built or collected by members of the Chilliwack Retro-Computing Club. This would include one of my mini hand build (ie not a kit) replicas of historic mainframes.
I would like a table, 2 chair and%85 electricity.
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I'd like to help in any I can! I have a 9 month old daughter that I'd love to the place to but would love to help in anyway! Thank you!
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Seattle Retro-Computing Society %96 1/2 of a table 1 chair to advertise our existence, basically
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Tarek Hoteit
I live in Vancouver, WA and I plan to drive up to the exhibition. I would like to volunteer in any way (arms, legs, brains, whatever)
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Hi, I'm tr1nitr0n, a certified UNIX-HATER.
I would like to exhibit some lisp machines, probably. If not that, then some big old nasty workstations of some kind. They might even run UNIX. :(
It would be great to get my own 15 amps, and an ethernet drop. 
I will have a better idea of what I'm doing closer to the event.
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Hi I am Katie, and I'd be happy to volunteer in any way needed!
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