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I've got my hackerspace passport. Now I just need to start travelling again so I can visit some other hackerspaces.

It takes up literally every inch of shelf depth, but it does 100kHz - 2.7GHz. If you're thinking that sounds useful, you're right!

Using a motion stage (here, a laser cutter with the laser disabled) to guide the camera's built-in panoramic photo function, it's possible to take very long "photos" with substantial ultimate resolution, far in excess of the camera's native resolution.

For a cellphone tester, you'd think they would've flipped the keypad. Pretty anyway.

Crashed spacestation made Hackerspace hackerspaces.org/wiki/C-base

Réalisation d’un robot suiveur de ligne

I booted it up to see what would happen and it looks like it should work fine. It has 128 MB of ram, and an older AMD CPU. I am not sure how fast it is, I seem to recall PlayerTwo saying that it was 1 Ghz

Some Sudo Room folks at the

Noisebridge Grand Re-Opening Party

15-August-2014

taken by the "NODE-CAM"

The south wall is at the top. To the left, sturdy workbenches and pegboard with tools. To the right, the library and introvert area

taken by the "NODE-CAM"

See the blog post: rasterweb.net/raster/2011/09/12/hackerspace-passports-bcmke/

CT Hackerspace Passport Stamp completed

Dia 1 - abrir la caja con las partes