I guess that's usually fallen to one of the concom. This year I think the concom were probably stretched a bit thin, one way and another. By Sunday some of the techies were a bit stretched too. It's easy to take things for granted (and get a mite complacent into the bargain) when they're working smoothly. Folks only really notice when things start coughing and spluttering or grinding to a halt.
It was fun doing "Winter on my System", though I think I'd have managed better if I'd had a little more practice when I was awake. *grin*
"Sam's Song" has been a traditional Brit filk-event closing for longer than I've been involved. After a few times through you pick it up. ;)
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Date: 2004-02-14 04:15 pm (UTC)I guess that's usually fallen to one of the concom. This year I think the concom were probably stretched a bit thin, one way and another. By Sunday some of the techies were a bit stretched too. It's easy to take things for granted (and get a mite complacent into the bargain) when they're working smoothly. Folks only really notice when things start coughing and spluttering or grinding to a halt.
It was fun doing "Winter on my System", though I think I'd have managed better if I'd had a little more practice when I was awake. *grin*
"Sam's Song" has been a traditional Brit filk-event closing for longer than I've been involved. After a few times through you pick it up. ;)