Miserable internet connectivity at conferences is something most geeks have to deal with. As a result of RailsConf 2008, some folks have leveraged Apple's now open source Bonjour service discovery protocol to produce a whole slew of services to help people go off-grid at conferences. This makes serving things such as git repositories, pastebins, and other fun stuff more comfortable in places without a fast or reliable internet connection.
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