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08.28.10Help our friend Simon Klose with his film about The Pirate Bay (aka TPB AFK)Our friend Simon Klose that lives here in Malmö have been follow the people around Piratbyrån and The Pirate Bay for some years and now he need some help to get some money for his project so he can rent a studio and an editor. Check out his own video that he have on Kickstarter. (and btw, they have also been filming at our hackerspace)
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06.29.10Forskningsavdelningen helps local festival!Local cultural festival Möllevångsfestivalen is running on its fifth year. Their IT person's moved to Stockholm, so Forskningsavdelningen stepped up to the task of dusting the cobwebs off their web presence. Var med och skapa festivalen — Möllevångsfestivalen är den folkliga kulturens plattform, ett öppet forum för folket att uttrycka sig med kulturen som redskap. Alla lokala artister, konstnärer, kreatörer och kulturarbetare är välkomna att delta. Var med och skapa en folkfest där gränsen mellan skapare och betraktare suddas ut och vi blir alla medskapare till en festival av folket för folket! It reads like a maker's manifesto. If you can ...
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11.29.09I CAN HAZ MOAR ‘BOUT TEH REIDWhat happened? At 20.45 on Saturday the 28th of November the police raided the social centre Utkanten in Malmö, where the hackerspace Forskningsavdelningen is housed. Twenty officers in full riot gear and ski masks broke into the space through the entrance and a backdoor, using crowbars. Shortly thereafter twenty to thirty more showed up, mostly dressed as civilians and some of them IT technicians from Länskriminalen (county police), who are suspected to be interested in the hackerspace. They stayed in the building for about six hours. The official reason for the raid was to do a "pub check" because of the suspicion ...
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09.29.09Dont evict AK4 Support Abbenay!The Abbenay hacklab [1] opened early this month in Stockholm [2], where a housing crisis is at full blow. We are set up in a place that was squatted downtown by Kommando Carl Bildt since late August, called AK4. The house was empty since June, and there was no plans to use it until one year and a half. Unfortunately, squats are very unusual in Sweden, and the discussions with the landlord and the city of Stockholm are extremely difficult, even though many newspapers speak positively about AK4. The place currently sets a record for the country, with a life time of one month (and counting) while most ...
recent posts
- Science Report: just another Tuesday
- We made a big banner of our logo!
- Help our friend Simon Klose with his film about The Pirate Bay (aka TPB AFK)
- Forskningsavdelningen helps local festival!
- If you were there you know. If you missed it you will have one year to wonder…
- Hacknight #2: gear booth
- Hacknight Workshop: Begin blogging!
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