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== What is a hacker space? == | == What is a hacker space? == | ||
Revision as of 10:50, 1 September 2009
Welcome to the Bloomington Hacker Space initiative!
This is a starting point for us to organize ourselves and find a space we can all use. Be sure to sign up to the discussion list to keep up with the latest developments.
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Meetings
We are meeting on 9-1 at Jenett's house. We will be programming AVR's and Arduino's so bring your breadboards and parts. We will also discuss future meeting locations. If you need directions send mail to dosman [@] packetsniffers.org.
What is a hacker space?
It's a physical location where people can share resources for their own creative pursuits. It also serves as a safe place for projects and learning. In urban locations it can often be hard to find places to weld/build/make noise and keep projects on-going without having to tear down and put-up your work each evening. With a hacker space people can work on their projects any time of the day or night and not worry about annoying their neighbors or spouses.
What needs to be done yet?
Fortunately there is already a great initiative started to assist people launch their own hacker spaces:
Check out the Todo list to see the latest things we need to get done.
Also see who else is working on this project: Special:ListUsers
Uploaded files: Special:ImageList
New: I put together a simple spreadsheet for playing with per-member costs of the space: File:HackerSpaceCosts.xls
