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Space Wi-Fi + Wired Network (aka please donate some Unifi APs)

by Iain R. Learmonth

Hi, There have been complaints about the wi-fi in the space not being very good. The area of the space is quite a bit larger than the average house that the tiny router was intended to cover. Instead, we could deploy some Unifi access points throughout the space to give better coverage and better spectrum utilisation (using lower power to talk to the AP nearest to you). I've got one access point to put into the space, but ideally we would like 2 or 3. If we got more then we could start covering more of the room that we are in, potentially even giving coverage to people outside the front door which has been requested by those that don't have keys. Thanks to Ana for working with me one afternoon to take apart the ceiling and stick some Ethernet in it, we now have a new rack between the radio desk and the multimedia(?) desk that has wired Ethernet. We've also run patches to the switch in the desk and to the laser printer. Moving PiMPD onto the wired Ethernet would save some bandwidth as streaming music probably does jam up the channel a bit. Everything is there ready for this to happen but I don't know how PiMPD is configured so I didn't touch it. I will add a static IP for the laser printer and get that added to the wiki so that it's super easy (and reliable) to print from wherever you are in the space. Thanks, Iain.

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Python User Group

by Robert McWilliam

The next python user group meeting is coming up on 8th Dec. I am (currently¹) planning to be in the hackspace for folks who want to turn up physically again for this one. Talk is "(Christmas) Wrappers and Decorators" if anyone wants to come along. https://ti.to/code-the-city/aberdeen-python-user-group-dec-2021 Thanks, Robert ¹ Plans are back to being vague intentions, with a reasonable chance they're going to get cancelled. -- ________________________________________________________ Robert McWilliam rmcw(a)allmail.net argh.technology Remember when you wanted what you now have?

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Saturday, poster making workshop

by Midder

Hello, If anyone is interested we have a session risograph poster making with Peacock visual arts, https://peacock.studio/teaching/introduction-to-risograph-1-to-1 We have two of us going, but we can accommodate 2 more if anyone is interested, it will be a 10-13, this Saturday the 27th. Midder

3 years

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Re: [57north-announce] Open Tuesday, 2021-22-23

by Tony Travis

I’ll be there to try again to get my ROCKPro64 working! Bye, Tony. > On 23 Nov 2021, at 17:46, Dave Hibberd <d(a)vehibberd.com> wrote: > > Afternoon Friends! > > Aberdeen City remains at protection level MONDO MULTIMETER which means we can invite all interested to today's OPEN TUESDAY. We typically start around 7.30pm and remain at our location in Unit H, Kettock Lodge, Campus Two, Innovation Park, AB22 8GU. > > I'll be in the back of 8pm or so, prodding at the 3D printers, maybe printing something in resin idk. > > If you're coming in today, consider sending a reply to tell us what's up! As a reminder, you should only need to reply to this email - double check your To: bar has 57north-discuss. > Jamming up announce with our inane banter probably isn't good for list attention, and I've bounced a couple of reply-alls this week. > > Now begins the important COVID information transmission, please pay attention and be sure to comply in the space: > > We are participating in the Scottish Government's contact tracing programme. You will find purple posters at the entrance to the space and around the space that contain QR codes. Please scan the QR code and provide your contact details. If you are unable to scan a QR code, there is a link to type into your browser. If you cannot use the link, ask someone else to check in for you and provide them with your email address and phone number. > > Please note that contact tracing is a requirement of participating in an Open Tuesday in person, and is not negotiable. If you do not provide tracing details you will be asked to leave. > > As we emerge from this global disaster, some will understandably be cautious about being in new spaces. Please respect people's boundaries by maintaining social distancing and wearing a mask as you move around the space. If you are sat down, you can take off your mask to have easier access to your face if needed for eating or drinking. Use common sense and remember this is a shared space. > > As this event is open to the public, the wearing of a face covering while "not seated, eating or drinking" is a LEGAL REQUIREMENT. > > If you are in early, open windows to get air flowing through the space. It could be a good idea to bring a jumper or something as the space could be a little cooler than you might expect because of this. > > -- > Hibby > MM0RFN > _______________________________________________ > 57north-announce mailing list -- 57north-announce(a)lists.57north.org.uk > To unsubscribe send an email to 57north-announce-leave(a)lists.57north.org.uk

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Re: [57north-announce] 3rd Consular Convention for Control & Prohibition of Pandemics External

by mail＠edwilldesign.com

I'll be there! Full lockdown has been called again here, so we clearly need more convention'ing to fix it. Cheers, Ed On 15 Nov 2021 1:34 p.m, Nick Boyd wrote: > Hi everyone > This Friday (19th) is the third Friday of the month > and so at 8pm we will > be having the Third Consular Convention for > Control & Prohibition of > Pandemics on WorkAdventure/Jitsi [1]. > [1] https://wa.tabascoeye.de/_/global/raw.githubusercontent.com/ScottishConsula…

3 years, 1 month

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Re: [57north-announce] The Great Mailing List Transition Warning 2!

by Dave Hibberd

Well that test failed, which is not the purpose of a test, they only exist to be passed. -- Hibby MM0RFN On Mon, 15 Nov 2021, at 5:26 PM, Dave Hibberd wrote: > Another week has gone by, > I need an excuse to debug the new lists because the web archive isn't > working for some reason > > here's a reminder, and a poem that isn't > a haiku. > > -- > Hibby > MM0RFN > > ----- Original message ----- > From: Hibby <d(a)vehibberd.com> > To: 57north-announce(a)lists.57north.co > Subject: [57north-announce] The Great Mailing List Transition > Date: Tuesday, 9 November 2021 10:23 PM > > Howdy! > > We've been talking about this for ages and I think we're just about at > the point in time where we can actually start moving towards using the > new mailing lists over the old ones! > > Our new lists are all the same addresses @lists.57north.org.uk, using > that "new" domain of ours. > > I'm not going to autosubscribe you as that would be an abuse of your > data, but should you wish to keep a relationship with us you can find > the 3 lists at https://lists.57north.org.uk/mailman3/postorius/lists/ > > We've got -announce, -discuss and -ctte. All are welcome to join each of > the lists and contribute your thoughts. > > We'll be decommissioning this list at some point soon, in a week or > two. I'll send a reminder before it happens. > > If you have any issues, reply here or shout on irc! > > Hx > 57North Hacklab Ltd. is a company registered in Scotland (No. SC470230). > 57North and 57North Hacklab are trading names of 57North Hacklab Ltd. > _______________________________________________ > 57north-announce mailing list > 57north-announce(a)lists.57north.co > http://lists.57north.co/listinfo/57north-announce > 57North Hacklab Ltd. is a company registered in Scotland (No. SC470230). > 57North and 57North Hacklab are trading names of 57North Hacklab Ltd. > _______________________________________________ > 57north-announce mailing list > 57north-announce(a)lists.57north.co > http://lists.57north.co/listinfo/57north-announce

3 years, 1 month

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Re: [57north-announce] python User Group

by Dave Hibberd

You're welcome to swing by whenever we're open! twitter & irc are back to posting when someone opens the space. There is indeed a VT320 in the 'space - it's missing a keyboard currently as Q has borrowed that for their own VT340(?), but the complete setup is working and has been used for various tasks in the last 12 months - most recently in conjuction with a raspberry pi as set decoration for campGND - https://twitter.com/adventureloop/status/1398671740235096064?s=20 -- Hibby MM0RFN On Thu, 11 Nov 2021, at 8:10 AM, Lawrence wrote: > Good meetup last night in the hackspace. Interesting piece of new python > from Rob. Felt much more relaxing there than the time I went to the city > centre space (CTC). > > Looking forward to another visit.. > > Was also interesting spotting pieces of kit that are a blast from the > past, VTnnn terminal? > > Lawrence > > _______________________________________________ > 57north-announce mailing list -- 57north-announce(a)lists.57north.org.uk > To unsubscribe send an email to 57north-announce-leave(a)lists.57north.org.uk

3 years, 1 month

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Test

by q＠magicalcodewit.ch

The missile knows where it is at all times. It knows this because it knows where it isn't. By subtracting where it is from where it isn't, or where it isn't from where it is (whichever is greater), it obtains a difference, or deviation. The guidance subsystem uses deviations to generate corrective commands to drive the missile from a position where it is to a position where it isn't, and arriving at a position where it wasn't, it now is. Consequently, the position where it is, is now the position that it wasn't, and it follows that the position that it was, is now the position that it isn't. In the event that the position that it is in is not the position that it wasn't, the system has acquired a variation, the variation being the difference between where the missile is, and where it wasn't. If variation is considered to be a significant factor, it too may be corrected by the GEA. However, the missile must also know where it was. The missile guidance computer scenario works as follows. Because a variation has modified some of the information the missile has obtained, it is not sure just where it is. However, it is sure where it isn't, within reason, and it knows where it was. It now subtracts where it should be from where it wasn't, or vice-versa, and by differentiating this from the algebraic sum of where it shouldn't be, and where it was, it is able to obtain the deviation and its variation, which is called error.

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