Yahoo! Hack U

Good morning UT Austin! Don't forget to register @ developer.yahoo.com/hacku/ut…. Less then 2.5 hours to go!!! Who is still awake? #hacku

ok, the *name* of the product is geiselian. nothing else about it (except maybe the name of the group that works on it now)... #hacku #utcs

yahoo has been deeply involved with a very geiselian product for quite some time, driving its growth. what's the product? #hacku #utcs

yahoo has 11 properties that are #1 in the US in their category. Mail is one, News is another. name three more. #hacku #utcs

don draper and yahoo have both won this award. don's was for glo-coat. what's the award, and what did yahoo win it for? #hacku #utcs

Hello UT Computer Science department! Come get late night Pizza and Coffee with Yahoo! ACE 2.402! @UTCompSci #UTCompSci #hacku

pizza (and coffee!) in aces 2.402! BRING YO' WIFE, BRING YO' KIDS, WE SERVIN ERRYBODY UP IN HERRRRE! (seriously, there's lots of pizza.)

Hacking remote? Our Yahoo! Engineers are here for your help. Stop by ACE 2.402 to ask any questions. We also have shirts, swag and snacks!

Got it! FSP stands for Filo Server Program, which served Filo Server Pages, both named after David Filo, the cofounder of Y!

Okay, UT... I will throw in some more prizes to the whoever knows who FSP was named after. Keep looking, it's out there!

In its early days, Y! used a scripting language called FSP. Who was it named after? @UTCS first to answer gets a Y! blanket! #hacku #utcs

it's almost time for dinner #1 (of 2 total dinners scheduled) in austin! #hacku #utcs ACES 2.402

the Yahoo! logo is rendered in a version of the Able typeface. another huge cultural phenomenon uses the same font. what is it? #hacku #utcs

Trivia time! Let's start out easy. According to its founders, what did the YAHOO abbreviation originally stand for?First 2 win #hacku #utcs

join our turntable.fm room turntable.fm/4f6cb08da3f7512… #hacku2012 #utcs

and #utcs #hacku2012 is officially off! join us in ACES 2.402 for food and hacks. we'll be here all night.

In the early days of the web, universities hosted many of the first sites. Which famous web company started on akebono.stanford.edu? #hacku

Congratulations to @cody_lu for the first answer on that one. :D New question coming right up, with only 35 minutes until demo time! #hacku

Last year, Yahoo! participated in world IPv6 day to bring awareness to this important issue. Why was IPv6 introduced to replace IPv4? #hacku

We have a winner. YUI was first released in February 2006 after being actively used and tested on one of the world's largest sites. #hacku