Hi,
I accidentally left a 32GB SD card at the Hackspace tonight: If you find
it, please hang on to it for me until I return on Tuesday in two weeks.
Thanks,
Tony.
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Afternoon all
It's Tuesday, so open day at 57 North.
I'll be in from around 7pm, not sure what's planned, looking at drawing
robots I think. You can see if the space is open from
https://twitter.com/57NorthHacklab.
Are you coming along? Hit reply and let us know what's going on. There is
always the project list on the wiki, to get a bit of an idea of some things
folk are making https://wiki.57north.org.uk/projects/start
It's been really nice, last few weeks, a bit busier with members, guests
and new folk, feeling a bit more like a new old normal.
See you there.
Andy
Hiya
I've maybe mentioned this in the space to a few people, but I've been
working on a wee side project that just launched yesterday,
StreetArtAberdeen. Really weird to sort of finish a side project, not
quite sure what happened there.
It's a online visual and geographical catalogue/gallery of street art in
Aberdeen (yea, I know, the name is a bit self explanatory)
Anyway, it's at https://streetartaberdeen.org/
So, I'm sorry for emailing about this, but I'd love to get some feedback
and any ideas folk have. Moving forward it's meant as a collaborative
project with a good number of contributors. The platform may also be
useful for other things too, so I'm keen to get any thoughts on that too.
It's built using the new version of Joomla, and it's all GPL3, code in
github, OpenData etc.
Some hopefully handy links...
- The system: https://streetartaberdeen.org/
- Joomla: https://www.joomla.org/4/
- The system's code in github: https://github.com/SSOFB/StreetArtAberdeen
- Some FAQs I've been writing: https://streetartaberdeen.org/info/faqs
- Some notes and info: https://streetartaberdeen.org/about
Thanks
Andy
Hey
I'll be in around 7pm.
I'll be tinkering with my nearly-ready-to-launch top secret web project.
If you're in, I might press-gang you into trying it out a little, I could
do with some feedback on it, so it's not a one brain in a cave, sort of
thing.
Also I found the LED strips that I need to wire up, they're the annoying
waterproof kind that are a pain to cut and solder, so will probably attack
them a little, for a break from the screen. Might bring in a wee steam
engine that needs a boiler, been meaning to get round to that for ages.
Anyway, see you there if you're coming along.
Cheers
Andy
On Tue, 22 Feb 2022 at 14:12, Dave Hibberd <d(a)vehibberd.com> wrote:
> Hello Hackers,
>
> I plan to be in the hackerspace tonight faffing around with something,
> probably from 8pm onwards, idk.
>
> Coming in? Shoot the list a message to say so!
>
> - Hibby
>
> --
>
> 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.
>
> DO NOT PAY ATTENTION TO THE MAN WATCHING US
> HE HAS A LIST
> HE IS ONLY CHECKING IT ONCE DUE TO COVID RESTRICTIONS.
>
> --
> Hibby
> MM0RFN
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Hi,
I'll be in the space for a bit today, probably until about half 3 or so.
If you are bored and fancy travelling in the snow I'm happy to be
a little distracted.
XXX-FORMFILL: All them covid rules n stuff XXX
- Tom
Sounds good Nick, I'll be along but may be late. I may try to get some more people along.
Midder
On Mon, Feb 14, 2022 at 10:18:48AM +0000, Nick Boyd wrote:
> Hi everyone,
>
> This Friday (18th) is the third Friday of the month and so at 8pm we will be having the Seventh Consular Convention for Control & Prohibition of
> Pandemics on WorkAdventure/Jitsi [1].
>
> 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 WorkAdventure this Friday at 8pm Aberdeen time.
>
> Cheers,
>
> Nick
>
> [1] [1]https://wa.tabascoeye.de/_/global/raw.githubusercontent.com/ScottishConsu…
>
> References:
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Hi all,
I'm a newbie to programming/3D printing and I've had a project in mind for a while- making a bluetooth polytonic greek keyboard.
A unicode block for polytonic greek is available (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Greek_Extended), but as I'm a novice I don't know if this would be helpful for creating my keyboard.
I guess I need help in the following:
1) What to buy
2) 3D printing polytonic greek keycaps
3) Ensuring that what I type on the keyboard comes out as ancient greek on my computer
Any help/guidance on this project would be much appreciated!
Kind Regards,
Jamie
