Hello sudoers,
Tomorrow at javascript night Mark Muskardin will be giving a workshop on
how to build a basic React component in 100 lines of code.
If you are interested in React or just want to try it out, please come out
and join us.
7:00 - Doors open
7:30 - Talk begins
8:30 - Free hack time
As usual, it's an open space, so if you want to work on and discuss other
javascript projects instead, there will be space for you to do so.
Hope to see you tomorrow!
L
zach is awesome! I might go to this.
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Date: Tue, 14 Jun 2016 18:26:02 +0000
From: Zach R <organicunity(a)hotmail.com>
To: Noisebridge Announce <noisebridge-announce(a)lists.noisebridge.net>,
NB Discuss <noisebridge-discuss(a)lists.noisebridge.net>
Subject: [Noisebridge-announce] Fix-It Hardware Repair Club this Thursday!!!
Yep it's back! Join the Rich, Zach, Mike, and the rest of the gang as they journey into the heart of the circuit board in a quest to uncover the hidden shorts of the evil Electro! :P
This Thursday @ 2169 Mission Street around 6pm until 10pm (or later). Most likely to take place at the square shaped Noisebridge Logo table by the front entrance.
It's a fun little community class where you get someone with 10+ years of experience to look at your broken junk and try to bring it back to life!
See the updated page for all the info: Noisebridge.net/fix
Flyer:
http://s18.photobucket.com/user/Segasonicfan/media/NB%20Hardware%20Class/20…
== What do I need to know? ==
The class is more focused on an Intermediate level for those that already know how to solder. Everyone should be welcome though, and we recommend the class on how to solder<https://noisebridge.net/wiki/Circuit_Hacking_Mondays> which happens Mondays at Noisebridge. It helps a lot to have a working knowledge of the simple components like resistors, capacitors, etc.
We will come together to share our knowledge on repairs. Some people have been doing electronic repairs for 10++ years!
Note: this is a community class and not a "free repair shop." Also know that anything you bring it has the potential to be hacked, destroyed, or manipulated in some way, so it is important that you do not bring things for which holds for you monetary, sentimental, or any other kind of value. Repairs will be chosen based on interest and whim of the class, and your project is not guaranteed to be fixed of course. It's always fun though and everyone usually at least gets to diagnose what's going on. We've repaired many things already!
Things to bring:
Your Curiosity
Something To Take Notes With
Camera or Video device for recording repair procedures / steps
Food or snacks since the class can go late sometimes
I'm putting on a Cryptoparty this Sunday at Sudoroom. I will give a general
overview of encryption for absolute beginners, and we have someone who will
give an introductory talk about threat models. Please come by, we will have
refreshments.
-Jehan
At last Wednesday's meeting sudo room consensed to re-instate Chris B's
membership. He had previously been banned for repeated sleeping and
domestic use of the space.
On the night of the next day as I was doing the rounds to close down the
space I found Chris sleeping in a chair up by the public terminals. Chris
had promised us there wouldn't be a repeat of this behavior. If anyone sees
a reason to not immediately re-instate the ban then speak up now or forever
hold your peace. We can formalize it at the next meeting with enough
members for consensus.
Last night I found Prince sleeping in the public terminal area. This is at
least the third time I've personally found him sleeping. I'm going to bring
him up for ban if it happens again. If anyone feels like talking to him to
prevent this then you should do so now.
--
marc/juul
Hi folks,
We could use some help with etching a printed circuit board at CCL next
Saturday. Anyone have experience doing this? Any special equipment
available in Sudo?
The goal is not actually to make a PCB, but rather to use the copper traces
of a PCB as a mold to cast silicone rubber on top, to make a microfluidic
circuit.
Thanks!
Patrik
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Hi there Sudo Room,
The Hayward Techies are hosting this really awesome event called the STEAM Vault in Downtown Hayward this Thursday June 16th, 5:30 - 8:30 pm. It's in this grand old bank building. STEAM = Science, Tech, Engineering, Art & Multimedia.
We're using the space to show off makerspace projects such as LED displays, VR, robots from established tinkerers and artists while also inviting local education groups (Alameda County Office of Ed, Ohlone College of Graphic Design, CSU East Bay) to intermingle. It's meant to raise awareness for a potential build out of a community hackerspace in Hayward, and it also is an open atmosphere for discussing art and the teaching of STEM. Outside of the bank, there's going to be a lot going on at the street fair: lots of food, drinking, and live music.
You are invited to attend. (It's free!) And if you have any projects that you'd like to show, or would like to represent Sudo Room, we may still have some table space available. Let us know right away by emailing us at haywardtechies(a)gmail.com !
STEAM Vault - June 16th, 2016
5:30 - 8:30 PM
http://haywardtechies.club/exhibit/https://www.facebook.com/events/956889131097295/
- Carl G