hello there, It's Tuesday once again, so we will have our weekly open
night! Even though this email is quite short notice, it does not meant
we are not open tonight. If you've not heard of us, 57North get up to a
range of activities on Tuesday nights in our shared workspace, including
(but not limited to) social contact, programming, manufacturing weird
things and consuming sugary treats. Typically we kick off at 1930. We're
located at: Suite H Kettock Lodge Innovation Park Campus Two Bridge of
Don Aberdeen AB22 8GU Instructions for getting in are here:
https://www.57north.org.uk/open-evenings .Hit the buzzer and someone
shall come and rescue you from downstairs after a brief wait. There's
plenty parking, but if you don't have transport get in touch either here
or IRC and someone may be able to help you out! The number 1 bus comes
nearby too. If you're new, I'd suggest you bring a laptop, and perhaps a
project you want to work on. If you're not new, shoot a reply to the
list and tell us what you'll be up to, and maybe consider bringing a
friend. Please mention a time if you'll be in before me! I shall be in
from 715-730pm, working on a bit of my home energy alert system, again,
and learning some sqlite...Progress has been slow, but intentions are
still alive. Whether I will make progress today is questionable, but is
that really important on open Tuesdays? I will be leaving by 930pm, and
can offer a ride back into town. Drop an email to tell us when you'll be
in and what excitement you're getting up to? Cheerio, Wouter
Hi Y'all
It's wednesday again, so Open Eve at 57 North. Come one come all, it's the
happy hackers call :)
If you've not been before, how no? It's been about 10 years now :) If you
have, it'll be lovely to see you again!
We're located at:
Suite H, Kettock Lodge
Innovation Park, Campus Two
Bridge of Don
Aberdeen AB22 8GU
Hit the buzzer and someone shall come and let you in from downstairs, it's
a bit on the quiet side, so buzz again if no-one hears the first time.
There is more info on https://www.57north.org.uk/open-evenings
There is some info about the space at https://www.57north.org.uk/our-space
if it's new to you.
There is loads of parking for cars, or grab the number 1 bus, which drops
off right by the door or the number 19, which stops just a short walk away.
I'll be in from around 7.
See you there \o/
Hiya,
I'll be there, working on some sensor boards and maybe the paper I'm
supposed to be writing.
Johnny
On Tue, Sep 19, 2023 at 11:04 AM 57North Announcements
<57north-announce(a)lists.57north.org.uk> wrote:
>
> Good day beautiful nerds, 'Tis Tuesday once again, so we will have our weekly open
> night!
>
> If you've not heard of us, 57North get up to a range of activities on Tuesday nights
> in our shared workspace, including (but not limited to) social contact, programming,
> manufacturing weird things and consuming sugary treats. Typically we kick off at 1930.
>
> We're located at:
>
> Suite H
> Kettock Lodge
> Innovation Park
> Campus Two
> Bridge of Don
> Aberdeen AB22 8GU
>
> Hit the buzzer and someone shall come and rescue you from downstairs.
>
> There's plenty parking, but if you don't have transport get in touch either here
> or IRC and someone may be able to help you out! The number 1 bus comes nearby
> too.
>
> If you're new, I'd suggest you bring a laptop, and perhaps a project you want to
> work on.
>
> If you're not new, shoot a reply to the list and tell us what you'll be up to, and
> maybe consider bringing a friend. Please mention a time if you'll be in before me!
>
> I'll probably be down for 730ish. I have a weather station I am going to try and make work and if I'm lucky Royal Mail will have delivered me a new RP400 to play with.
>
> Hx
>
> --
> Hibby
> MM0RFN
> 57North Hacklab Ltd. is a company registered in Scotland (No. SC470230).
> 57North and 57North Hacklab are trading names of 57North Hacklab Ltd.
I will be on-line and surf the web to our cool interwebs address space to make a digital appearance
> On 9 Sep 2023, at 23:09, 57North Announcements <57north-announce(a)lists.57north.org.uk> wrote:
>
> Hi everyone,
>
> This Friday (15th) is the third Friday of the month and so at 8pm we
> will be having the twenty-fourth Consular Convention for Control &
> Prohibition of Pandemics on Jitsi [1] (WorkAdventure is out of action).
>
> Everyone is invited to turn up, have a few lemonades and shoot the
> breeze. This is an informal catchup for 57North members and Scottish
> Consulate diaspora around the world; a continuation of our regular
> lockdown video calls.
>
> Hope to see you on Jitsi this Friday at 8pm Aberdeen time.
>
>
> Cheers,
>
> Nick
>
> [1] https://meet.jit.si/ScottishConsulate
> 57North Hacklab Ltd. is a company registered in Scotland (No. SC470230).
> 57North and 57North Hacklab are trading names of 57North Hacklab Ltd.
Hi,
After trying every conceivable way to get a viable 32-bit PPC Linux with
a web browser that can read https:// websites on my iLamp (15" G4 iMac),
I gave up and installed Mac OS X Tiger 10.4.11 only to discover that PPC
Safari has exactly the same problem that I had with Firefox on YDL 6.2!
To cut a long story short, I've now installed the InterWebPPC port of
Firefox under OS X 10.4.11 and this seems to work with most, but not
all, secure https:// web sites. Then, I crashed and burned trying to
listen to BBC Sounds, because there are no suitable codecs available.
I retrieved my iLamp from the HackSpace because I didn't like it just
sitting on the shelf gathering dust and being robbed of its keyboard.
I've now bought two faulty keyboards off eBay, to be returned: The Apple
A1048 is a membrane keyboard and not all of the keys were working on the
two that I've bought. It's a fiddly job to repair the membrane tracks
using a conductive pen and that would cost about the same as a
second-hand keyboard, so I've risked it bought a third one - Fingers
crossed that all they keys on this one will actually work!
If anyone is interested in playing around with Mac OS X 10.4.11 Tiger on
my G4 PPC iLamp then I'll bring it back into the HackSpace. Otherwise,
it's going on eBay soon unless someone at the HackSpace wants it FOC?
Bye,
Tony.
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