Mark flies onto the scene, taking a bite with him.
Ivan shows off ... something.
Whatever happened to that Spectrum script?
Peter gives his first KFest session EVER.
No distance is too far for a KFest presentation.
It's like iPhone programming, only bigger.
Mike knows better than to take his eyes off me.
Martin doesn't seem to mind his time-out.
I totally need to buy one of these for myself.
Martin prepares the best of both worlds for his presentation.
I think I understand the hardware better than the display.
The only thing naked around here is the DOS.
WeaknessPoint makes its return.
Pros and cons become "um" and "so" in this WeaknessPoint presentation.
But wait -- there's more!
Martin looks rather satisfied with himself -- as well he should.
Dagen prepares his first-ever KFest presentation.
It's still there, dude.
This Apple III case is built like a tank.
Behold! The power of ASCII.
Cool guy, cool presentation ... cool shirt.
Wah-wah.
The innards of the Apple III.
Kirk is pleased as punch.
Someone didn't read the Beagle Bros warning label.
Is that a Pitfall alligator?
First-time attendee Ian makes a splash.
A night in at the movies.
An exclusive cut of the text adventure documentary GET LAMP.
GET LAMP, as it was meant to be seen: by a bunch of geeks.
Joystick? Who needs a joystick?
Now THAT is a lamp.
These doughnuts are not long for this world.
Krispy Kreme supports the KC Royals.
Martin spies his archnemesis.
Going, going -- gone!
Doughnuts and milk, courtesy Ryan Suenaga. Thank you, sir!
Beloved juice of the cow.
Ladies and gentlemen, our esteemed committee chair.
Martin participates in multiplayer notepad -- ie, IRC.
I'm sure there are some physics at work here, but darned if I know which ones.
Loren, Andy, Eric, and I took a moment to enjoy a game of Tsuro: The Game of the Path.
Will this avatar survive the path it treads?
So long, little figurine -- we hardly knew ye.
Behold, the destroyer of paths.
That's one programming feature I never understood: pointers.
Martin becomes one with his code.
Was it chilly enough to warrant socks? I don't recall.
There's a natural glow to Martin today.
Yes, we see it, Martin.
Wayne Arthurton joins us to deliver a presentation.
BASIC isn't so basic!
Was the presentation so bad that Martin had to take his pulse to see if he survived it?
Oops... no presenter yet.
Looks like quite the spat!
Two videographers negotiate their shared space.
ADTPro bridges the gulf between new technology and old.
Dr. Stavros sets a high bar.
Stavros communes with his Apple II. (Don't we all?)
First-time attendee Melissa gives her first presentation. What a trooper!
It's all code to me.
The audience is stunned by this innovative hack.
Oregon Trail has never been so 1337.
A pleasant community, on the surface.
Melissa was pleasantly surprised by the many questions the audience had for her.
She weaves, too!
Apple II code leaps off the screen and into weavings.
The dinner we've all been waiting for.
Will somebody please dress this naked salad?
Don't mind me, Sharon!
We must ensure there's adequate seating for these two gentlemen next year.
Beware the hungry geek.
Two Resource Central alumni joined us for the dinner.
That's no tie! It's a tiiiiiiiie.
Will somebody tape that thing down?
My tie had been won the week earlier at Dave & Buster's.
The usual suspects.
Dennis provides the tie judging.
No two ties are alike.
Ties in profile.
My brilliant smile could do nothing to overpower the tie.