Creative community and hackerspace
Woo hoo! We have a new flyer for the women & nonbinary coding nights Mondays. An exciting new look, maybe to reflect that although all code eventually becomes binary, people who program don’t necessarily have to look like neckbeards all
Collaboration between groups in Oakland with our hackerspace can bring some rad results. Recently we hosted the East Bay and San Jose Bike party, a cool group of folks that go on decentralized monthly bike rides. Their parties are run
“hello there!” The poor thing has been dormant a few years, but new members have been slowly bringing the giant robot arm back to life. You too can come learn how to hack and use the robot arm at sudoroom.
SudoRoom hardware hack nights are Tuesday evenings! It’s a chance to see lots of random equipment, touch stuff and be inspired by parts in person. It’s such a drag doing everything online, come hack with use Tuesday evening!
SudoRoom hardware hack nights are Tuesday evenings! It’s a chance to see lots of random equipment, touch stuff and be inspired by parts in person. It’s such a drag doing everything online, come hack with use Tuesday evening!
DESCRIPTION Do you think internet should be a public commons rather than a corporate monopoly? Come over to Omni Commons to learn about the history of the internet, how it works, and how to build your own. Meet and
We had a great first five minutes of fame. A lot of stuff is possible when done in collaboration at SudoRoom & with other collectives at our space. We’re looking forward to the next five minutes of fame!
Dropped by SudoRoom Tuesday for hardware hack night… people were drinking beer, discussing the latest news from the EFF, and hacking on art, electronics, and even a Tesla electric car! The biggest deal about SudoRoom and hardware hacker spaces is
Confused about the Apple/FBI fight? Interested in protecting the privacy and liberty of US Citizens and even the world? We’ll teach you how to use common encryption technologies like Signal, Tor, and password managers. We’d also like to have speakers,
February 22, 3-4pm @SudoRoom https://github.com/romyilano/SudoRoom_Python_DomesticViolence We’re starting some fun early afternoon sessions on learning Python. Note: I’m not a teacher, this is not a bootcamp or even a class. Rather it is a cool workshop for builders to help other builders