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- Need we say more...
| Dates: | 27 - 29 December 1999 |
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| City: | Aars |
| Venue: | Messecenteret |
| Main Organizers: | |
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| Visitors (ex. daily): | 3452 |
| Party Place Size (m2): | 8000 |
| Power Usage(kWh): | 4073,36 |
| Netcable (km): | 13 |
| Servers: | 12 |
| Switches: | 198 |
| Amiga Users: | 35% |
| Cola consumed(l): | 24440,16 |
| Sound peak at stage(DB): | 110-115 |
| Girls: | 40+ |
| Entrance Price(DKK): | 350 |
| Garbage(Kg): | 8560,96 |
4 Channel Music 1999 .. Amiga Demo 1999 .. Amiga Intro 1999 .. C64 Demo 1999 .. C64 graphics 1999 .. C64 Music 1999 .. Java Demo 1999 .. Linux Demo 1999 .. Miss Theparty 99 1999 .. Multi Channel Music 1999 .. PC Accel Demo 1999 .. PC Intro 1999 .. PC Non-Accel Demo 1999 .. Pixel Graphics 1999 .. Raytraced Graphics 1999 .. Wild Demo 1999
For the first time the Linux Demo compo was introduced. The WiLD? compo winner (South Party by hybris/NEMESIS) this year was the best ever since Rofly(1996), but there were just too many all-video compos.
This was also the year where TP ran the worlds largest Y2K test. "How?" you might wonder. Well, what we did was to make everybody set the clock on their computer forward to 1999 at 23:00, waited one hour to se if anything happened... Nothing Crashed... Nothing burned... Everything worked!
So whoever invented the Y2K dilemma earned quite a lot of money on something that wasn't really there! ;)
The Party 1999 - The hunt for the millenium bug. Well... we didn't really find it, but on the other hand we found more than 3000 enthusiastic people who came to meet, compete, play and listen. We had the biggest network ever, great Linux seminars and one of the most impressive WiLD? Demo's for years - South Party.