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Happened as dated, per techcrunch.com[2][3]: "…batches of 250. The first batch is now available at: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/hackathon-at-tech…"
TechCrunch's[1][3] own dispatch, timestamped 3:20 PM PDT on 6 September 2014, reports the Disrupt hackathon "just kicked off" at Pier 48, falling within the pin's stored 5-8 September 2014 window though the actual kickoff was 6 September.
TechCrunch's[1][2] agenda announcement (published 28 August 2014) confirms "the 24-hour event starts on Saturday, September 6, and runs through the night", corroborating the hackathon's start date within the pin's stored 5-8 September 2014 range.
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A delightful cat-based platforming adventure in a cyberpunk world worth exploring.
Silent protagonists are nothing new in video games, but Stray certainly pushes that concept to an interesting place. Part platformer, part traditional adventure game, this cyberpunk world full of neon-soaked robots transforms into a giant jungle gym from your perspective, which is just one foot off the ground. The concept of putting you in the paws of an average cat may be a silly one on the surface, but Stray uses that furry vehicle to tell a genuinely compelling story with some entertaining action along the way. Not all of its ideas land on their feet, but it was impossible to shake the fuzzy feeling it gave me right from the adorable opening minutes.