On July 11, there is Hacknight where we among other things will:
- host workshop on lockpicking, Arduino, radio, soundsystems, and more
- art building table: remix old electronics
- learn about FRA legislation, IPRED, Internet and surveillance
Go and sign up at the wiki event page
Or why not just come and enjoy yourself with a coffee in a couch with good music and hang around meeting new people.
Free food will be served, and warm beverages.
RSVP at the wiki event page, OR email to kontakt @ this domain name. We need it for scaling.
You are most welcome!
Translated from Swedish announcement.
Programme items
Some awesome programme items include interesting people. Jacob from Mikrogalleriet will show his progress on a “Open Gameboy-like” especially designed for musicians. We have invited the Rebike project maker Dr Büttrich from Denmark, and hope to have him show a thing. David Sjunnesson of 1scale1 might also show something. Kugg fromt he department will give a talk about Phone Phreaking with arduino. Lots in the works. Tell your friends.
Den 11 juli anordnas det en Hacknight där vi bland annat kommer att ha massa olika workshops i t.ex. låsdyrkning, arduino, radio, ljudsystem och massa annat.
Det kommer också finnas möjlighet att bygga konst av gammal elektronik, snacka om FRA-lagen, IPRED, internet och övervakning.
Eller varför inte bara komma och avnjut en iskall öl i en soffa med schysst musik och häng och träffa nytt folk.
Vi kommer också att bjuda på gratis käk och kaffe/te.
OSA genom att skriva en kommentar eller maila till kontakt @ denna domän.
Ni är varmt välkomna!
We had a Super-forsk yesterday.
When I arrived, I was hungry, and had planned on leaving quickly for a pizza snack or so, but others had been absolute darlings and made a rough “pasta ceci” with white pepper sprinkled over it. This they promptly served me. So tasty. Them freegans sure can cook.
Me, I was mostly cleaning up. The workspace in the library now has less junk on it (the keyboard keys I put in a labeled black plastic box – feel free to use them for art/crafts/science; the spraycan caps are in a “mixed container”). The duplicate library books are now marked as such, and put in the entry area of the social center itself, so visitors and others can pick them up. Idea: perhaps these excess books could be put in a more public space, with Forskningsavdelningen flyers in them, to lure people in?
We also did a formal meeting, which was useful, and quite quick, time-wise! (If you people who were there feel that I were pushing the time forward too quickly, let me know in a private email, and I’ll make it smoother next time.) Kugg will soon publish the meeting notes on the mailing list; lots of interesting details there. Like, what tools we are interested in getting.
The entry area got some shine on it, when “the guy in the black cap and glasses” built a neat shelf and a flyer table. I updated the information on the walls and in the flyer shelves by throwing out outdated material. Most of the posted material was outdated. Perhaps a Hacking At Random flyer could sit well there…
The others were inventing and making as usual. A vertical drill had been installed in the new, small metalworking area.
Streaming with GISS was explored, and also explained to some extent.
We learnt that our Danish friends in Hacklab.dk are excellent at systems administration, and we congratulated them profusely (in absentia, but still).
