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On 9 eFebruary 2013 [[user:Maximilianklein|your journalist]] visited [http://oosm.org/ Hacklab Belgrade] with the intention of understanding sudo room in greater context. Here are some findings. | |||
Hacklab Belgrade is relatively small in populace, area, and aspiration, but remarkably solid and cohesive in spite of - or because of - it's targeted scope. | Hacklab Belgrade is relatively small in populace, area, and aspiration, but remarkably solid and cohesive in spite of - or because of - it's targeted scope. | ||
[[File:Hacklabbelgrade1.jpg|thumb|center|upright=2.0|900px]] | [[File:Hacklabbelgrade1.jpg|thumb|center|upright=2.0|900px]] | ||
Existing not in commercial space at all, but a donated first-floor apartment, Hacklab, if used for it's orginal intention, would be warming, showering, and dishwashing the everyday lives of at most 2 Serbian citizens. As it is, living room and bedroom house the main hack area which when I arrived was the combined chamber 6 serbs attending the the weekly python workshop run by Macedonian. | |||
Women-yugoslavia. | |||
I went to see a screening of TPB AFK. | |||
COQ- 6 times as slow. | |||
No memembership. | |||
schedule | |||
Payment, money. | |||
[[File:Hacklabbelgrade0.jpg|thumb|center|600px]] | [[File:Hacklabbelgrade0.jpg|thumb|center|600px]] | ||